肘后疗凡脱折折骨诸疮肿者，慎不可当风卧湿，及多自扇，若中风则发 口噤杀人，若
已中此，觉颈项强身中急束者，急服此方。
竹沥饮三二升，若口已噤者，可以物拗开纳之，令下，禁冷冻饮料食及饮酒，竹沥猝烧难得
多，可合束十许枚，并烧中央，两头承其汁，投之可活。（短剧备急文仲古今录验同出第三
卷中）
千金疗腕折骨痛不可忍方。
取大麻根叶，无问多少，捣取汁，饮一小升，无生青者，以干者煮取汁服，亦主堕坠打
捶瘀血，心腹胀满短气良。（出第二十六卷中）
救急疗骨折，接令如故，不限人畜也方。
取钴KT 铜错取末仍捣，以绢筛，和少酒服之，亦可食物和服之，不过两方寸匕以来，
任
千金疗被伤筋绝方。
取蟹头中脑，及足中髓熬之，纳疮中，筋即续生。
又方
捣葛根汁饮之，葛白屑熬令黄，敷疮止血。（并出第二十六卷中）
救急续断筋方。
取旋复草根净洗去土，捣，量疮大小取多少敷之，日一易之以瘥为度。（必效同出第九
卷中）
肘后疗腕折，四肢骨破碎，及筋伤蹉趺方。
烂捣生地黄熬之，以裹折伤处，以竹片夹裹之，令遍病上，急缚勿令转动，一日可十易
，三日即瘥。（千金删繁备急文仲古今录验同）
又方
取生栝蒌根捣之，以涂损上，以重布裹之，热除痛止。（备急同）
又方
捣大豆末，合猪膏和涂之，干即易之。（并出第三卷中）
深师疗折腕伤筋骨，槐子膏方。
槐子中仁 秦艽 白术 续断（各一两） 桂心（六分） 巴豆（十枚去皮心熬） 大
附子（一枚炮）
上七味 咀，以醇苦酒渍槐子等一宿，以成炼猪脂二斤，于微火上煎三上三下，候膏成
，绞
十卷
千金疗四肢骨碎，及伤筋蹉跌方。
生地黄多少熟捣熬，以裹伤骨处，频易。（古今录验同）
又方
豉三升以水七升渍之，绞去滓，取汁饮，止烦闷。（古今录验同）
又方
干地黄 当归 独活 苦参（各二两）
上四味捣末，以酒服方寸匕，日三服。（并出第二十六卷中）
The *Zhouhou Beiji Fang* (Emergency Prescriptions Kept in the Sleeve) treats various dislocations, fractures, and accompanying sores or swelling. One must strictly avoid lying in drafts or on damp surfaces, as well as frequently fanning oneself. If wind-pathogen invades, it may trigger trismus (lockjaw), which can be fatal. If one has already been affected by this pathogen and feels stiffness in the neck and upper back, with a sensation of tight binding throughout the body, administer this prescription immediately.
Drink 2 to 3 sheng of bamboo sap (Zhuli). If trismus prevents opening the mouth, use an instrument to pry it open and instill the liquid, ensuring it is swallowed. Cold drinks and alcohol are prohibited during this time. Since large quantities of bamboo sap are difficult to prepare quickly, select approximately ten bamboo stalks, burn their central sections, and collect the dripping juice; ingestion can save lives. (Also found in *Duanju Beijifang*, *Wenzhong Fang*, and *Gujin Luyan*, Volume 3)
The *Qianjin Fang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) for unbearable pain from wrist fracture:
Take hemp roots and leaves (*Cannabis Sativae Radix et Folium*), regardless of quantity, crush them to extract the juice, and drink 1 sheng. If fresh green leaves are unavailable, boil dried leaves to extract the juice and take it. This prescription is also effective for blood stasis caused by falls, blows, or bruises, as well as for abdominal distension, fullness, and shortness of breath. (From Volume 26)
Emergency prescription for treating fractures and restoring bones to their original state, applicable to both humans and animals:
Grind cobalt-copper alloy powder (or specific metallic powder as per text "Guo KT"), sift through silk gauze, mix with a small amount of wine, and ingest. It may also be mixed with food. The total dosage should not exceed two *fangcun bi* (approx. 2-3 grams).
The *Qianjin Fang* for severed tendons:
Extract the brain matter from crab heads and the marrow from crab legs, roast them, and apply to the wound; the tendon will regenerate.
Another prescription:
Crush kudzu root (*Puerariae Lobatae Radix*) to extract juice for drinking. Roast kudzu white residue until yellow and apply to the wound to stop bleeding. (Both from Volume 26)
Emergency prescription for reconnecting severed tendons:
Cleanly wash the roots of *Inula japonica* (*Xuanfugen*), remove soil, crush, and apply appropriately sized amounts to the wound. Change once daily until healed. (Also in *Bixiao Fang*, Volume 9)
The *Zhouhou Beiji Fang* for wrist fracture, shattered limbs, and tendon injuries with dislocation or sprain:
Mash raw rehmannia root (*Sheng Dihuang*) thoroughly, heat it, and wrap it around the fractured area. Secure with bamboo splints, covering the entire injured site. Bind tightly to prevent movement. Change the dressing up to ten times a day; healing occurs within three days. (Same as *Qianjin Fang* abridged version, *Beijifang*, *Wenzhong Fang*, and *Gujin Luyan*)
Another prescription:
Crush fresh trichosanthes root (*Sheng Gualougen*), apply to the injury, and wrap with thick cloth. Heat dissipates and pain stops. (Same as *Beijifang*)
Another prescription:
Grind soybeans (*Da Dou*) into powder, mix with lard (*Zhigao*), and apply. Replace when dry. (All from Volume 3)
The *Shenshi Fang* for wrist fracture injuring bone and tendon, using Huai Zi Gao:
Huai Zi Ren (Sophora Seed), Qin Jiao (*Gentianae Macrophyllae Radix*), Bai Zhu (*Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma*), Xu Duan (*Dipsaci Radix*) (each 1 liang); Gui Xin (*Cinnamomi Ramulus* heartwood) (6 fen); Ba Dou (*Crotonis Fructus*) (10 seeds, peeled and cored, roasted); Da Fu Zi (*Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata*) (1 piece, processed).
Chop the seven ingredients. Soak Huai Zi and others in strong vinegar overnight. Then add 2 jin of refined lard and simmer over low heat, performing three cycles of heating and cooling. Strain to obtain the ointment.
The *Qianjin Fang* for shattered limbs and tendon injuries with dislocation/sprain:
Take sufficient raw rehmannia root (*Sheng Dihuang*), mash thoroughly, heat, and wrap around the injured bone. Change frequently. (Same as *Gujin Luyan*)
Another prescription:
Soak 3 sheng of fermented soybean paste (*Chi*) in 7 sheng of water, strain to remove dregs, and drink the juice to relieve irritability and oppression. (Same as *Gujin Luyan*)
Another prescription:
Dry Rehmannia Root (*Shu Dihuang*), Angelica Root (*Danggui*), Pubescent Angelica Root (*Duhuo*), and Sophora Root (*Kushen*) (each 2 liang).
Grind the four herbs into powder. Take 1 *fangcun bi* with wine, three times daily. (All from Volume 26)