Xiaoxuming decoction and stroke: a literature-based study.
Xin-Hong Zhu, Suyun Chen, Tianming Gao
Abstract
Xin-Hong Zhu, Suyun Chen, Tianming Gao
Abstract
Xiaoxuming decoction, an ancient traditional Chinese medical prescription for treatment of stroke, has somehow lost its clinical application since Tang Dynasty. Based on the historic record of this prescription, mechanisms of composition and clinical and experimental studies, the authors attempt to evaluate the standing of Xiaoxuming decoction as a remedy for stroke.
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Xiaoxuming decoction, an ancient traditional Chinese medical prescription for treatment of stroke, has somehow lost its clinical application since Tang Dynasty. Based on the historic record of this prescription, mechanisms of composition and clinical and experimental studies, the authors attempt to evaluate the standing of Xiaoxuming decoction as a remedy for stroke.
Key concepts: Decoction, Medical prescription, Stroke (engine), Medicine, Traditional medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Alternative medicine, Pharmacology