[Pharmacodynamic comparison between sanhuang decoction for purging stomach-fire and its concentrated granule].
X Zhang, Yanxing Liu, C Zhang, Yashi Liu
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X Zhang, Yanxing Liu, C Zhang, Yashi Liu
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OBJECTIVE: To discuss the feasibility that a traditional decoction is substituted by its concentrated gratnule. METHODS: The effects of the two kinds of decoction were compared on mice auricle tumefaction induced by xylene, arresting bleeding of mice broken tails and mice alvine creepage. RESULT: There was no remarkable difference between two kinds of decoction on pharmacodynamic effects except purging action. CONCLUSION: The research and exploitation of classical prescription concentrated granule has great signifaction.
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OBJECTIVE: To discuss the feasibility that a traditional decoction is substituted by its concentrated gratnule. METHODS: The effects of the two kinds of decoction were compared on mice auricle tumefaction induced by xylene, arresting bleeding of mice broken tails and mice alvine creepage. RESULT: There was no remarkable difference between two kinds of decoction on pharmacodynamic effects except purging action. CONCLUSION: The research and exploitation of classical prescription concentrated granule has great signifaction.
Key concepts: Decoction, Granule (geology), Pharmacodynamics, Traditional medicine, Pharmacology, Chemistry, Medicine, Pharmacokinetics