A clinical study of Shenkang injection for treatment of chronic renal failure
Yu Ka
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Yu Ka
Abstract
Objective To study the clinical effect of Shenkang injection in treatment of chronic renal failure.Methods 84patients diagnosed with chronic renal failure in our hospital were divided into two groups: observation group(n=43) and control group(n=41).The patients in control group were given conventional therap.The patients in observation group were given Shenkang injection in combination with conventional therapy.The clinical effect was observed.Results The total efficacy rate was 95.35% in the observation group and 80.49% in the control group.The clinical effect in the observation group was significantly better than that in the control group.Conclusion The Shenkang injection for treatment of chronic renal failure is safe and effective.
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Objective To study the clinical effect of Shenkang injection in treatment of chronic renal failure.Methods 84patients diagnosed with chronic renal failure in our hospital were divided into two groups: observation group(n=43) and control group(n=41).The patients in control group were given conventional therap.The patients in observation group were given Shenkang injection in combination with conventional therapy.The clinical effect was observed.Results The total efficacy rate was 95.35% in the observation group and 80.49% in the control group.The clinical effect in the observation group was significantly better than that in the control group.Conclusion The Shenkang injection for treatment of chronic renal failure is safe and effective.
Key concepts: Medicine, Chronic renal failure, Clinical efficacy, Treatment and control groups, Urology, Surgery, Internal medicine