Analysis of Sho Distribution and Prevalence of the Oketsu (Stagnated Blood) Condition in Patients With Psoriasis Using the Jitsu (Excessive) Sho Score and Oketsu Score.

Kampo Medicine
doi 10.3937/kampomed.47.819
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Japan Society for Oriental Medicine

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