Correlation between TCM Subjective Symptoms and Biomedical Parameters in 500 Hypertension Patients with Biostatistics Approach
Xuejie Han, Liying Wang, Xiaorong Ding, Aiping Lü
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Xuejie Han, Liying Wang, Xiaorong Ding, Aiping Lü
Abstract
In order to classify the TCM subjective symptoms of hypertension and explore the relationship between TCM symptoms and body weight, waist circumference, course of disease and blood fat, factor analysis, spearman analysis and T test were used to analyze the clinical data from 500 primary hypertension patients. The results showed that the different TCM symptom groups were related to different biomedical signs. The results suggest that it is reasonable to further classify the hypertension with TCM symptoms and make different therapies with further stratification of hypertension patients.
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In order to classify the TCM subjective symptoms of hypertension and explore the relationship between TCM symptoms and body weight, waist circumference, course of disease and blood fat, factor analysis, spearman analysis and T test were used to analyze the clinical data from 500 primary hypertension patients. The results showed that the different TCM symptom groups were related to different biomedical signs. The results suggest that it is reasonable to further classify the hypertension with TCM symptoms and make different therapies with further stratification of hypertension patients.
Key concepts: Waist, Medicine, Biostatistics, Correlation, Spearman's rank correlation coefficient, Disease, Internal medicine, Obesity