2006•Journal of Tongji UniversityRequires access

Clinical Study on Acupoint-Zusanli-injection of Anisodamine and Taking Pikexin Electuary For Treatment of 270 Cases Autumn Diarrhea

Zhou Xiu-zhen

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Objective To probe into therapeutic effects of acupoint-Zusanli-injection and Pikexin electuary to be taken orally on infantile autumn diarrhea.Methods 460 infants of infantile autumn diarrhea.were divided ito a treatment group(n=270) and a control group(n=190).Patients in the treatment group were treated by acupoint-Zusanli-injection of 654-2 and taking Pikexin electuary orally.Patients in the control group were treated by routine medicine.Results The cured rate was 91.8% in the treatment group and 67.9% in the control group with a very significant difference between two groups(P0.01).Conclusion Acupoint-Zusanli-injection of 654-2 and taking Pikexin electuary orally has a definite therapeutic effect on infantile rotavivus colitis with safety and convenience.

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Key concepts: Zusanli, Anisodamine, Medicine, Diarrhea, Therapeutic effect, Significant difference, Anesthesia, Surgery