Developments on the Treatment of Severe Aente Pancreatitis by Western Medicine Combined with TCM
Dian-xu Feng
Abstract
Dian-xu Feng
Abstract
As an emergency and severe desease,Severe Acute Pancreatitis(SAP)was effective controlled with the Western medicine combined with traditional Chinese medicine(TCM),in order to reduce the operation rate and mortality.This review summarized the progress of the SAP treatment with western medicine combined with TCM in recent years.That means on the basis of conventional western medicine,combined with multi-channel application of single traditional Chinese herb,combined with the decoction which can plus or minus in clinical and the new application of modern treatment technology,meanwhile we also introduce the Hyperlipidemic severe acute pancreatitis on TCM aspect and the progress of it.
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As an emergency and severe desease,Severe Acute Pancreatitis(SAP)was effective controlled with the Western medicine combined with traditional Chinese medicine(TCM),in order to reduce the operation rate and mortality.This review summarized the progress of the SAP treatment with western medicine combined with TCM in recent years.That means on the basis of conventional western medicine,combined with multi-channel application of single traditional Chinese herb,combined with the decoction which can plus or minus in clinical and the new application of modern treatment technology,meanwhile we also introduce the Hyperlipidemic severe acute pancreatitis on TCM aspect and the progress of it.
Key concepts: Western medicine, Medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Acute pancreatitis, Intensive care medicine, Traditional medicine, Pancreatitis, Alternative medicine