Clinical Observation on Treatment of 68 Patients Suffered from Coronary Heart Disease with Angina Pectoris with Integrated Traditional and Western medicine
Qi Ding
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Qi Ding
Abstract
Objective To observe the therapeutic effect of integratea traditional and western medicine in treating angina pectoris patients Methods Divided 104 patiens of coronary heart disease and angina pectoris into two groups randomly: contrast group and treatment group The treatment group is treated with combing traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine The contrast group is treated with western medicine Results Remission of angina pectoris: The efficiency is 88.2% in the treatment groups and 66.7% in the contrast group amelioration of ECG: The efficiency is 92.6% in the treatment groups and 58.3% in the contrast group Conclusion There is notable difference in the two groups ( P 0.01)
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Objective To observe the therapeutic effect of integratea traditional and western medicine in treating angina pectoris patients Methods Divided 104 patiens of coronary heart disease and angina pectoris into two groups randomly: contrast group and treatment group The treatment group is treated with combing traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine The contrast group is treated with western medicine Results Remission of angina pectoris: The efficiency is 88.2% in the treatment groups and 66.7% in the contrast group amelioration of ECG: The efficiency is 92.6% in the treatment groups and 58.3% in the contrast group Conclusion There is notable difference in the two groups ( P 0.01)
Key concepts: Medicine, Angina, Western medicine, Coronary heart disease, Internal medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Therapeutic effect, Cardiology