The effects of Sinitang on the level of plasma tumor necrosis factor (TNF) in hemorrhagic shock in rabbts
LI Shou-wen
Abstract
LI Shou-wen
Abstract
Hemorrhagic shock is very common shock that causes output to decrease quickly because of mass loss of the circulating blood. in hemorrhagic shock, variety of complicated nerves and fluid occure. Particularly the variety of the cell factors, With deep studies on shock, more attention was paid to Chinese herbal medicine on shock. To observe and explore the treatment and mechanism of Sinitang on hemorrhagic shock and the level of (TNF) in plasma hemorrhagic shock rabbits. This result showed the Sinitang obviously decreased the plasma TNF (P0.01) in hemorrhagic shock rabbits. Therefore, Sinitang has higher value on hemorrhagic shock and provide the experiment basis for clinical application of Chinese herbal medicine on hemorrhagic shock.
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Hemorrhagic shock is very common shock that causes output to decrease quickly because of mass loss of the circulating blood. in hemorrhagic shock, variety of complicated nerves and fluid occure. Particularly the variety of the cell factors, With deep studies on shock, more attention was paid to Chinese herbal medicine on shock. To observe and explore the treatment and mechanism of Sinitang on hemorrhagic shock and the level of (TNF) in plasma hemorrhagic shock rabbits. This result showed the Sinitang obviously decreased the plasma TNF (P0.01) in hemorrhagic shock rabbits. Therefore, Sinitang has higher value on hemorrhagic shock and provide the experiment basis for clinical application of Chinese herbal medicine on hemorrhagic shock.
Key concepts: Hemorrhagic shock, Shock (circulatory), Medicine, Tumor necrosis factor alpha, Internal medicine