用细铜针穿药线，右手持针插入漏管内，左手执粗骨针（要圆秃，头镌深长槽一条，以
便引针）。插入肛门内，钓出针头，与药线打一抽箍结，逐渐抽紧，加钮扣系药线梢，坠
之七日管豁开，掺生肌药一月，收口。如虚人，不可挂线，易成痨不治。
人生皆赖谷气入胃，化生气血以长精神，半日不食则气衰，一日不食则气少，断食七
日则死。惟时疫霍乱，邪盛里实，食滞当禁。其余有挟虚症，须得谷气以助药力，乌可不
辨，一概禁与，致伤人命哉？迨饿极患者，恶闻食味，不能下咽矣。要在少食淡食，勿使
伤食耳。故伤寒时疫，食滞霍乱，初起若进饮食，则邪气内闭难出。至病果退，头额与
胸腹，决不发热，正气虚弱，难以出言，须灌稀米饮，接补元气，一二日再进糜粥。若
徒恃药力，何异操刃杀人。
有种骨槽风，溃脓后牙关仍肿闭不开，或不肿闭，牙根又无肿烂处，患口已合，只耳
下有一细孔，静时并无所见，每逢言笑，稍流清水。惟呷饮食，则脂水津津不绝，治亦
无效，乃终身痼疾。
内外踝本为三阴发源之地，若受阴湿及浸冷水，使血脉冰凝，肌肉坚肿作疼，不止
一起，烙以火针，内投温经燥湿之方可效。若
日久失治，更加高硬漫串，恐名医束手。
使用细铜针穿引药线，右手持针插入漏管（瘘管）内，左手执粗骨针（需圆钝，头部镌刻一条深长槽，以便引导针头）。将针插入肛门内，钓出针头，与药线打一个抽箍结，逐渐抽紧，加钮扣系住药线梢，坠之七日使管道豁开，掺入生肌药一月，伤口愈合。如体虚之人，不可挂线，易成痨病不治。
人生皆赖谷气入胃，化生气血以长精神，半日不食则气衰，一日不食则气少，断食七日则死。惟时疫霍乱，邪盛里实，食滞当禁。其余有挟虚症，须得谷气以助药力，乌可不辨，一概禁与，致伤人命哉？迨饿极患者，恶闻食味，不能下咽矣。要在少食淡食，勿使伤食耳。故伤寒时疫，食滞霍乱，初起若进饮食，则邪气内闭难出。至病果退，头额与胸腹，决不发热，正气虚弱，难以出言，须灌稀米饮，接补元气，一二日再进糜粥。若徒恃药力，何异操刃杀人。
有种骨槽风，溃脓后牙关仍肿闭不开，或不肿闭，牙根又无肿烂处，患口已合，只耳下有一细孔，静时并无所见，每逢言笑，稍流清水。惟呷饮食，则脂水津津不绝，治亦无效，乃终身痼疾。
内外踝本为三阴发源之地，若受阴湿及浸冷水，使血脉冰凝，肌肉坚肿作疼，不止一起，烙以火针，内投温经燥湿之方可效。若日久失治，更加高硬漫串，恐名医束手。
Use a fine copper needle to thread the medicinal wire. With the right hand, insert the needle into the fistula (sinus tract). With the left hand, hold a coarse bone needle (which must be blunt and rounded, with a deep, long groove carved on its head to guide the needle). Insert it into the anus, hook out the needle head, tie a slip knot with the medicinal wire, gradually tighten it, secure the end of the medicinal wire with a button, and let it hang for seven days to open the tract. Apply tissue-regenerating medicine for one month until the wound heals. For patients with deficiency, hanging wires should not be used, as it may lead to consumptive disease that is incurable.
Human life relies on grain qi entering the stomach to transform into qi and blood, thereby nourishing spirit. If one does not eat for half a day, qi declines; if one does not eat for a day, qi becomes scarce; if one fasts for seven days, death ensues. Only in cases of epidemic cholera with excess pathogenic factors and interior fullness, where food stagnation exists, should eating be prohibited. In other cases involving deficiency syndromes, grain qi is necessary to assist the efficacy of medicine. How can one fail to distinguish these and universally prohibit food intake, thereby endangering lives? When patients are extremely hungry, they may detest the smell of food and find it difficult to swallow. The key is to consume small amounts of bland food to avoid damaging the stomach through overeating. Therefore, in the initial stages of cold damage, epidemics, food stagnation, or cholera, if food is consumed, pathogenic factors may become internally closed and difficult to expel. Once the illness has truly receded, and there is no fever in the forehead, chest, or abdomen, but the healthy qi is weak and speech is difficult, thin rice water should be administered to support and replenish yuan qi. After one or two days, congee can be introduced. Relying solely on medicinal efficacy is akin to wielding a blade to kill.
There is a type of alveolar osteomyelitis (bone trough wind) where, after suppuration, the jaw remains swollen and closed, or even if not swollen and closed, there is no swelling or ulceration at the tooth roots. The affected opening has healed, leaving only a small hole below the ear. At rest, nothing is visible, but upon speaking or smiling, a small amount of clear fluid flows. When drinking or eating, fatty fluid flows continuously. Treatment is ineffective, making it a lifelong stubborn disease.
The medial and lateral malleoli are originally the source areas of the three yin meridians. If exposed to yin-dampness or immersed in cold water, causing blood vessels to freeze and muscles to become hard, swollen, and painful, recurrently, cauterization with fire needles and internal administration of formulas to warm the meridians and dry dampness can be effective. If neglected for a long time, becoming higher, harder, and spreading diffusely, even famous doctors may find themselves helpless.
The arms belong to the three yang regions. Whenever carbuncles and sores arise, they easily swell and spread throughout one arm. One should not lightly use knives or needles. Instead, apply appropriate medicine first, changing it every three days. Wait until the base contracts and pus forms before allowing it to open.