[Abdominal diagnosis in blood-stasis syndrome].
J Wang, Kaiheng Chen
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J Wang, Kaiheng Chen
Abstract
In order to make the abdomen diagnosis in Blood Statis Syndrome more objectively and quantitatively, some comprehensive quantitative analysis have been done by authors. The chief evidences between abdomen syndrome of Blood-stasis Symptoms and Blood-stasis Syndrome were correlated. The main parameters of abdomen diagnosis in Blood-stasis syndrome have been selected by computerized stepwise regression analysis in 152 patients with above-mentioned Syndromes. They were:Blood viscosity, erythrocyte deformation, extracorporeal thrombosis, platelet aggregation, thromboelastograph, electromyogram, etc. All of these can be used as objective parameters of abdomen diagnosis in Blood-stasis Syndrome to make the further study of it.
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In order to make the abdomen diagnosis in Blood Statis Syndrome more objectively and quantitatively, some comprehensive quantitative analysis have been done by authors. The chief evidences between abdomen syndrome of Blood-stasis Symptoms and Blood-stasis Syndrome were correlated. The main parameters of abdomen diagnosis in Blood-stasis syndrome have been selected by computerized stepwise regression analysis in 152 patients with above-mentioned Syndromes. They were:Blood viscosity, erythrocyte deformation, extracorporeal thrombosis, platelet aggregation, thromboelastograph, electromyogram, etc. All of these can be used as objective parameters of abdomen diagnosis in Blood-stasis Syndrome to make the further study of it.
Key concepts: Blood stasis, Abdomen, Medicine, Thrombosis, Blood viscosity, Surgery, Internal medicine, Cardiology