Analysis of Clinical Syndromes in 47 Patients with Pancreatic Cancer at Late Stage
梁芳, 孙珏, 李琦, 李朝衡, 范忠泽
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梁芳, 孙珏, 李琦, 李朝衡, 范忠泽
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Objective:To analyze the law governing the distribution of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM) syndromes of pancreatic cancer.Methods:The authors used retrospective study to statistically analyze TCM syndromes of patients,separated complex syndromes and calculated the frequency of appearance of single syndromes.Results:The patients mainly suffered from 4 syndromes:blood stasis syndrome,qi stagnation syndrome,qi(yang) deficiency syndrome,and phlegm dampness syndrome.The distribution of syndromes is rarely related to sex,age and morbid site of patients.Conclusion:Owing to complicated distribution of its syndromes,pancreatic cancer should be diagnosed and treated according to its characteristics of deficiency in origin and excess in superficiality.
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Objective:To analyze the law governing the distribution of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM) syndromes of pancreatic cancer.Methods:The authors used retrospective study to statistically analyze TCM syndromes of patients,separated complex syndromes and calculated the frequency of appearance of single syndromes.Results:The patients mainly suffered from 4 syndromes:blood stasis syndrome,qi stagnation syndrome,qi(yang) deficiency syndrome,and phlegm dampness syndrome.The distribution of syndromes is rarely related to sex,age and morbid site of patients.Conclusion:Owing to complicated distribution of its syndromes,pancreatic cancer should be diagnosed and treated according to its characteristics of deficiency in origin and excess in superficiality.
Key concepts: Medicine, Blood stasis, Pancreatic cancer, Phlegm, Cancer, Stage (stratigraphy), Internal medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine