Clinical Observation of Shengmai Injection in Treating Coronary Angina Pectoris of Qi-Yin Deficiency
Zhao Ke-ming
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Zhao Ke-ming
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Objective:To observe the efficacy of Shengmai injection in treating Coronary Angina Pectoris of Qi-Yin Deficiency.Methods:87 patients were divided randomly into treatment and control group.The patients in treatment group received conventional treatment combined with Shengmai injection while the patients in control group received conventional treatment.Two weeks in a course.Results:The clinical symptoms and electrocardiogram improved better in treatment group than in control group.The total effective rate was 93.3% in treatment group and 85.7% in control group.There was significant difference(P0.05) between two groups.Conclusion:It is indicated that Shengmai injection is effective for Coronary Angina Pectoris.
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Objective:To observe the efficacy of Shengmai injection in treating Coronary Angina Pectoris of Qi-Yin Deficiency.Methods:87 patients were divided randomly into treatment and control group.The patients in treatment group received conventional treatment combined with Shengmai injection while the patients in control group received conventional treatment.Two weeks in a course.Results:The clinical symptoms and electrocardiogram improved better in treatment group than in control group.The total effective rate was 93.3% in treatment group and 85.7% in control group.There was significant difference(P0.05) between two groups.Conclusion:It is indicated that Shengmai injection is effective for Coronary Angina Pectoris.
Key concepts: Medicine, Angina, Clinical efficacy, Internal medicine, Significant difference, Stable angina, Treatment and control groups, Anesthesia