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[Study of traditional Chinese medicine syndrome on multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in the elderly].

Dongqiang Wang, Yinping Li, Zhijun Li, Qiao-ru Li, Peng-liang Fu

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OBJECTIVE: To statistically analyze the clinical data from patients with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in the elderly (MODSE), and to investigate the distribution pattern of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) syndromes. METHODS: TCM data of 200 patients with MODSE was collected on 1, 3 and 7 days after diagnosis. Using 134 symptoms as observation indexes, clustering analysis was used to analyze the TCM symptoms and syndromes of these patients. RESULTS: In accordance with Diagnostic efficacy of standard TCM Syndrome, Diagnostics of TCM, State Standard of the People's Republic of China: clinical diagnose and treat Terminology of TCM, expert group differentiate on the professional knowledge and clinical manifestation and 7 types of TCM syndrome were selected. Among all syndrome types, there were 134 (22.3%) cases of phlegm stagnation with the largest population, 113 cases (18.8%) of toxic heat flourishing, 97 cases (16.2%) of damp-heat accumulation, 85 cases (14.2%) of qi-deficiency, 67 cases (11.2%) of both yin and yang deficiency, 55 cases (9.2%) of fu being filled and substances could not pass through, and 48 cases (8.1%) of qi stagnation and blood stasis. CONCLUSIONS: This preliminary study found 7 primary types of TCM syndrome in patients with MODSE, including syndrome of phlegm stagnation, toxic heat flourishing, accumulation of damp-heat, qi-deficiency, both yin and yang deficiency, fu being filled and substances could not pass through and qi stagnation and blood stasis. The most common syndrome is phlegm stagnation and deficiency, phlegm, blood stasis, toxic are the main etiology and pathology of the disease.

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OBJECTIVE: To statistically analyze the clinical data from patients with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in the elderly (MODSE), and to investigate the distribution pattern of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) syndromes. METHODS: TCM data of 200 patients with MODSE was collected on 1, 3 and 7 days after diagnosis. Using 134 symptoms as observation indexes, clustering analysis was used to analyze the TCM symptoms and syndromes of these patients. RESULTS: In accordance with Diagnostic efficacy of standard TCM Syndrome, Diagnostics of TCM, State Standard of the People's Republic of China: clinical diagnose and treat Terminology of TCM, expert group differentiate on the professional knowledge and clinical manifestation and 7 types of TCM syndrome were selected. Among all syndrome types, there were 134 (22.3%) cases of phlegm stagnation with the largest population, 113 cases (18.8%) of toxic heat flourishing, 97 cases (16.2%) of damp-heat accumulation, 85 cases (14.2%) of qi-deficiency, 67 cases (11.2%) of both yin and yang deficiency, 55 cases (9.2%) of fu being filled and substances could not pass through, and 48 cases (8.1%) of qi stagnation and blood stasis. CONCLUSIONS: This preliminary study found 7 primary types of TCM syndrome in patients with MODSE, including syndrome of phlegm stagnation, toxic heat flourishing, accumulation of damp-heat, qi-deficiency, both yin and yang deficiency, fu being filled and substances could not pass through and qi stagnation and blood stasis. The most common syndrome is phlegm stagnation and deficiency, phlegm, blood stasis, toxic are the main etiology and pathology of the disease.

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OBJECTIVE: To statistically analyze the clinical data from patients with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in the elderly (MODSE), and to investigate the distribution pattern of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) syndromes. METHODS: TCM data of 200 patients with MODSE was collected on 1, 3 and 7 days after diagnosis. Using 134 symptoms as observation indexes, clustering analysis was used to analyze the TCM symptoms and syndromes of these patients. RESULTS: In accordance with Diagnostic efficacy of standard TCM Syndrome, Diagnostics of TCM, State Standard of the People's Republic of China: clinical diagnose and treat Terminology of TCM, expert group differentiate on the professional knowledge and clinical manifestation and 7 types of TCM syndrome were selected. Among all syndrome types, there were 134 (22.3%) cases of phlegm stagnation with the largest population, 113 cases (18.8%) of toxic heat flourishing, 97 cases (16.2%) of damp-heat accumulation, 85 cases (14.2%) of qi-deficiency, 67 cases (11.2%) of both yin and yang deficiency, 55 cases (9.2%) of fu being filled and substances could not pass through, and 48 cases (8.1%) of qi stagnation and blood stasis. CONCLUSIONS: This preliminary study found 7 primary types of TCM syndrome in patients with MODSE, including syndrome of phlegm stagnation, toxic heat flourishing, accumulation of damp-heat, qi-deficiency, both yin and yang deficiency, fu being filled and substances could not pass through and qi stagnation and blood stasis. The most common syndrome is phlegm stagnation and deficiency, phlegm, blood stasis, toxic are the main etiology and pathology of the disease.

Key concepts: Medicine, Phlegm, Blood stasis, Traditional Chinese medicine, Internal medicine, Traditional medicine, Etiology, Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome

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