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Year<\/strong>: 984<\/p>\n Country<\/strong>: Japan<\/p>\n Ishimpo: Volume 22 Obstetrics, Naito Museum of Pharmaceutical Science, Kakamigahara, Japan<\/p><\/div>\n Ishimpo (also spelled as ishinpo<\/em> ) was written by Yasuyori Tamba, Acupuncture Doctor<\/a> and Imperial court physician.\u00a0 It is the oldest surviving Japanese medical text, which contains 30 volumes in length. It is a compilation of medical knowledge and theories that were prevalent during the Sui (589-618 A.D.) and the Tang Dynasties (618-907 A.D.). The Ishimpo quotes from hundreds of ancient Chinese medical texts, many of which had already been lost in China, and have only survived to the present day through their inclusion in the work. Therefore, Ishimpo is not only considered highly valuable among philologists in Japan, but also scholars in China and other countries. \u00a0The oldest and most completed copy of Ishimpo is collected by the Tokyo National Museum and is designated as a National Treasure of Japan.<\/p>\n Ishimpo focuses primarily on clinical medicine and the structural organization of the text is as follows:<\/p>\n 1: Overview of Medicine<\/p>\n 2: Acupuncture and Moxibustion<\/a><\/p>\n 3: Respiratory Diseases (Diseases caused by Wind-Evil<\/em>)<\/p>\n 4: Cosmetology (Conditions of the Head, Face and Hair)<\/p>\n 5: Conditions of the Ear, Eyes, Nose, Teeth, Throat<\/p>\n 6: The Five Viscera and Six Bowels<\/p>\n 7: Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Hemorrhoids, Parasites<\/p>\n 8: Conditions of the Hands and Feet<\/p>\n 9: Coughing and Vomiting<\/p>\n 10: Repletion and Vacuity<\/p>\n 11: Diarrheas<\/p>\n![\"Formulary](\"http:\/\/kampo.ca\/herbs-formulas\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/02\/IMG_1274-Naito.jpg\" "\\"Ishimpo\\"")