How does the discovery that one culture's beliefs about medicine were less accurate than expected, make you think that a different culture's beliefs are more accurate? It's not like eastern and western medicine are binary opposites, where if one is wrong the other must be right. Especially since this inaccuracy was only discovered through careful dissection and observation: what comparable practices did historical eastern medicine use, that should make it any more accurate than the equivalent old western superstitions? If "western" medicine has missed this detail up until now, I highly doubt that "eastern" medicine somehow accounted for it.