治打扑伤损折，濠梁灵泉清隐寺僧传。
半两古文钱，不拘多少，以铁线贯之，用铁匣盛，以炭火 通红，碗盛好酒、米醋各半
升，铁钤开匣，取古文钱于酒醋中淬，再 ，再淬，候苏落尽，如酒醋少，再添，候古文钱
淬尽，澄去酒醋，以温水淘洗，如此三次，淘洗数多尤妙，火毒不尽，令人患哑。既净，焙
干，研极细，入乳香、没药、水蛭等分，同为细末，每服半字或壹字，生姜自然汁先调药，
次用温酒浸平服。若不伤折，实时呕出，若损折，则药径下，缠缴如金丝，如弓上之箭神验。
初
此方也。
又接骨散方。
半两古老钱用火 ，醋内淬数过，入没药，乳香等分一处研，别以麝香少许，每服一字，
用淡姜汤调服，不拘时候。
伤损至重困者，无名异小石块子外黄中黑，在处有之，大冶县能山、英州
三、五块研细，以生葱细剁，入温酒中调药，服讫温酒半盏投之，伤在头去枕
伤卧。吴内翰初得此方，侄女户限上损脑痛呼，试令服之，痛立止。又尝一坠
至重，服十余块，饮酒一、二升，其病皆愈，后以救人无不效。
又方，饮小便，或灌之，或以酒和小便服。蜀医徐懋云屡起死。
治一切打扑伤损，筋伤骨折，宗子赵叔恭名公夤，以善锤铁著名，其父宰嵊县日，
族人聚饮超化寺，醉亡酒坠悬崖之下，亟视之，昏不醒人，手臂已折，舁归，得此二药治之，
遂愈，其后运锤如故。叔恭尝知大宁监云，韩希道知府传。
五灵脂（别研） 川乌头（去皮脐，生用） 没药（别研） 草乌头（去皮脐，生用，
各四两） 地
胶香（一两，后四味
上为细末，每服一字，温酒调下。丸如梧桐子大，加减自少至多服之亦可。若腰以上损，
食
Treatment for contusions, injuries, and fractures, this prescription was transmitted by a monk from Lingquan Qingyin Temple in Haoliang.
Take ancient coins of half-tael weight, the quantity is not restricted. String them with an iron wire, place them in an iron box, and heat them red-hot over charcoal fire. Prepare a bowl of good wine and half a sheng of rice vinegar. Open the iron box clamp, take the ancient coins and quench them in the wine and vinegar mixture. Repeat the quenching process until all rust and impurities fall off. If the wine or vinegar decreases, add more. Continue until all ancient coins are quenched. Clarify and discard the wine and vinegar. Wash with warm water. Repeat this washing process three times; the more times washed, the better. If the "fire poison" is not completely removed, it may cause aphonia (loss of voice). Once clean, dry them by baking, grind into an extremely fine powder, and add frankincense (Ruxiang), myrrh (Moyao), and leech (Shuizhi) in equal proportions. Grind them together into a fine powder. Each dose is half a zi or one zi. First, mix the medicine with fresh ginger juice, then swallow with warm wine while lying flat. If there is no fracture, the patient will vomit immediately after taking the medicine. If there is a fracture, the medicine passes directly down, and the excrement will show thread-like structures resembling gold silk or arrows on a bowstring. This is highly effective. Originally, this was the prescription.
Another bone-setting powder formula.
Take ancient half-tael coins, heat them with fire, and quench them multiple times in vinegar. Add myrrh and frankincense in equal proportions, and grind them together separately. Take a small amount of musk (Shexiang). Each dose is one zi, taken with light ginger soup. The time of administration is unrestricted.
For patients with severe injuries who are in critical condition, use wumingyi (a small stone, yellow outside and black inside, widely available, produced in Nengshan of Daye County and Sanzhou of Yingzhou). Take three to five pieces, grind them finely, chop raw green onion (Congbai) finely, mix with warm wine to prepare the medicine. After taking the medicine, drink half a cup of warm wine to assist the effect. If the injury is on the head, remove the pillow and lie supine. Wu Neihan first obtained this prescription when his niece fell against a door threshold, injuring her brain and crying out in pain. He tried giving her this medicine, and the pain stopped immediately. Another person fell from a great height causing severe injury; after taking more than ten pieces of wumingyi and drinking one to two sheng of wine, the illness was cured. Later, using it to save others proved universally effective.
Another method involves drinking urine, enema with urine, or mixing urine with wine for oral administration. Xu Maoyun, a physician from Shu, frequently revived the dying using this method.
Treating all types of contusions and injuries, tendon damage, and bone fractures. Zhao Shugong, courtesy name Gongyin, of the imperial clan, was famous for his skill in hammering iron. When his father was the magistrate of Sheng County, clansmen gathered for drinks at Chaohua Temple. One person fell drunk from a cliff. Upon immediate examination, he was unconscious with a fractured arm. After being carried back, these two medicines were used for treatment, and he recovered, resuming his iron-hammering work as before. Zhao Shugong once administered the Danning Jian, and this case was transmitted by Han Xidao, the prefect.
Wulingzhi (Pantotaxus Faecalis, ground separately) Chuan Wutou (Aconiti Radix, skin and umbilicus removed, used raw) Moyao (Myrrha, ground separately) Cao Wutou (Aconiti Kusnezoffii Radix, skin and umbilicus removed, used raw, each four liang) Dijiaoxiang (Larix Resina, one liang, along with the above four ingredients)
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder. Each dose is one zi, taken with warm wine. It can also be made into pills the size of paulownia seeds, adjusting the dosage from small to large as needed. If the injury is above the waist, take after meals...