摘要:With the method of non-invasive cardiac function test and pulse graph, the author comparatively investigated the physiological (normal) slow pulse and pathological (morbid) slow pulse. Pathological slow pulse was studied on cases with coronary heart disease (CHD). The results showed: 1. The height of main wave and slope of descending branch o f isthmur of descending branch increased in comparision with that of physiological slow pulse, in the meantime,cardiac output, cardiac index, cardiac function index, aortic compliance reduced, total peripheral resistance added. These results indicated that the injury of cardiovascular function laid the foundation for pathophysiology of slow pulse of CHD,it was also the cause which made diference between the strong of physiological slow pulse and the weak of CHD slow pulse. 2. CHD slow pulse was always accompanied by string pulse,thready pulse and uneven pulse, etc, but the change of pulse graph and the degree of injury of cardiovascular function were significant in patients whose pulse accompanied by thready pulse or uneven pulse.
摘要:With the method of Criterion versus clinic,the author selected 498 cases with apoplexy from 5 hospitals as samples, and made clinical test on the 2nd generation of Criterion of Diagnosis and Therapeutic Effect of Apoplexy, the results showed:the coincidence rate of diagnosis according to disease name was 93%; to disease type. 80. 1% ; to type of symptoms and signs, 60. 9%. The criterion of therapeutic effect also radically corresponded to practical condition in clinic. It was suggested that the criterion had the value of clinical use and of spreading wide,and the 2nd generation of Criterion was better than the lst one.
摘要:The author explored the united relationship between substance and function of qi from the following respects:the connection of Taoist theory and theory of vital essence and qi in TCM;Primary conception of qi in internal Classic; Thinking characteristics of qi from the point of unity of substance and function. The author thought that qi is made of substantial particles with some functions, which constructs body, keeps body’s vital activities and shows physical function of body’s organs.
摘要:With the method of 1: 2 matched-pair research, one method of clinical epidemiological surveys, the author analysed 400 cases with acute apoplexy to explore the correlationship between hemorrhagic apoplexy, ischemic apoplexy and disease diagnosis as well as syndrome diagnosis in TCM. The results showed: 90. 49% cases of ischemic apoplexy were diagnosed as Zhong Jing Luo(involving the body’s channels and collaterals), among whom,the type of deficiency of qi and stagnation of blood covered 29. 28%; 55. 64% cases of hemorrhagic apoplexy were Zhong Zang Fu (involving the solid and hollow organs of the body),among whom, the type of hyperactivity of Yang due to Yin deficiency 41. 94%. These had significance in statistics. The results indicated that Ischmic apoplexy was mainly Zhong Jing Luo,its main type, deficiency of qi and stagnation of blood,and hemorrhagic apoplexy was mainly Zhong Zang Fu, its main type,hyperactivity of Yang due to Yin deficiency.
关键词:Ischemic Apoplexy;Hemorrhagic apoplexy;Zhong Jing Luo;Zhong Zang Fu;Deficiency of Qi and stagnation of blood;Hyperactivity of Yang due to Yin Deficiency
摘要:The author reviewed and commented on the research works of apoplexy aphasia in Traditional Chinese Medicine,which included disease name, pathogenic factor, Pathogen sis, differentiation of symptoms and signs, and effective treatment methods such as Chinese Materia Medica, acupuncture, tongue acupuncture and scalp acupuncture, etc. Summed up in detail the time of recovering exercises, methods and skills. The author suggested that a systemic clinical observation should be carried out which based on the research words of dis ease name and corresponding criterion of TCM so that improving curative effect.
关键词:Apoplxy Aphasia;Sisease Name;Pathogenic Factor and Pathogensis;Dif ferentiation of Symptoms and Sigs;Treatment with Chinese Materia Medica;Tongue Acupuncture;Scalp Acupuncturel;Recovering Exercise