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A Clinical Study on Treatment of Cerebral Hemorrhage with Chinese and Western Medicine

Mianhua Wu

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OBJECTIVE To observe the clinical effect of the treatment of cerebral hemorrhage with both Chinese and western medicine.METHOD Sixty patients with acute cerebral hemorrhage were divided into a treatment group of 34 patients treated with western medicines and a control group of 27 patients treated with both western medicines and Chinese drugs for cooling blood and removing obstruction.Observation was made 21 days after the treatment.RESULT The total effective rates obtained in the treatment and control groups were 82.4% and 66.7% respectively.The wind stroke diagnosis rating dropped remarkably,with better results obtained in the treatment group(P0.05).The amount of hemorrhage markedly decreased in both groups(P0.01 orP0.05).CONCLUSION In addition to the western medicine treatment,the use of Chinese drugs for cooling blood and removing obstruction during the acute hemorrhage stage can relieve the symptoms and signs of the nervous system.

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OBJECTIVE To observe the clinical effect of the treatment of cerebral hemorrhage with both Chinese and western medicine.METHOD Sixty patients with acute cerebral hemorrhage were divided into a treatment group of 34 patients treated with western medicines and a control group of 27 patients treated with both western medicines and Chinese drugs for cooling blood and removing obstruction.Observation was made 21 days after the treatment.RESULT The total effective rates obtained in the treatment and control groups were 82.4% and 66.7% respectively.The wind stroke diagnosis rating dropped remarkably,with better results obtained in the treatment group(P0.05).The amount of hemorrhage markedly decreased in both groups(P0.01 orP0.05).CONCLUSION In addition to the western medicine treatment,the use of Chinese drugs for cooling blood and removing obstruction during the acute hemorrhage stage can relieve the symptoms and signs of the nervous system.

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OBJECTIVE To observe the clinical effect of the treatment of cerebral hemorrhage with both Chinese and western medicine.METHOD Sixty patients with acute cerebral hemorrhage were divided into a treatment group of 34 patients treated with western medicines and a control group of 27 patients treated with both western medicines and Chinese drugs for cooling blood and removing obstruction.Observation was made 21 days after the treatment.RESULT The total effective rates obtained in the treatment and control groups were 82.4% and 66.7% respectively.The wind stroke diagnosis rating dropped remarkably,with better results obtained in the treatment group(P0.05).The amount of hemorrhage markedly decreased in both groups(P0.01 orP0.05).CONCLUSION In addition to the western medicine treatment,the use of Chinese drugs for cooling blood and removing obstruction during the acute hemorrhage stage can relieve the symptoms and signs of the nervous system.

Key concepts: Medicine, Western medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Treatment and control groups, Brain hemorrhage, Anesthesia, Clinical treatment, Surgery

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