Determination of blood flow in the lower leg of patients with diabetes mellitus and the effects of treatment with the principle of vitalizing blood and solubilizing thrombus

Guo Sai-shan; Liang Xiao-chun; Yin Feng-hua; Wang Xiang-ding; Guo Sai-qi

doi:10.1007/BF02942755

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Determination of blood flow in the lower leg of patients with diabetes mellitus and the effects of treatment with the principle of vitalizing blood and solubilizing thrombus

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- Determination of blood flow in the lower leg of patients with diabetes mellitus and the effects of treatment with the principle of vitalizing blood and solubilizing thrombus
- Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine Vol. 1, Issue 2, Pages: 87-90(1995)
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  2. Clinic of China News Press,Beijing
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- DOI：10.1007/BF02942755
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Guo, Ss., Liang, Xc., Yin, Fh. et al. Determination of blood flow in the lower leg of patients with diabetes mellitus and the effects of treatment with the principle of vitalizing blood and solubilizing thrombus., CJIM 1, 87–90 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02942755

Guo Sai-shan, Liang Xiao-chun, Yin Feng-hua, et al. Determination of blood flow in the lower leg of patients with diabetes mellitus and the effects of treatment with the principle of vitalizing blood and solubilizing thrombus. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 1(2):87-90(1995)
Guo, Ss., Liang, Xc., Yin, Fh. et al. Determination of blood flow in the lower leg of patients with diabetes mellitus and the effects of treatment with the principle of vitalizing blood and solubilizing thrombus., CJIM 1, 87–90 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02942755 DOI：

Guo Sai-shan, Liang Xiao-chun, Yin Feng-hua, et al. Determination of blood flow in the lower leg of patients with diabetes mellitus and the effects of treatment with the principle of vitalizing blood and solubilizing thrombus. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 1(2):87-90(1995) DOI： 10.1007/BF02942755.

摘要

Blood flow in the lower leg was determined in 50 cases of non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus using an XLJ-2 bipolar rheoencephalometry impedance rheogram. In patients with leg pain (85 legs) and diabetic foot (15 legs)

the blood flow of the lower leg was decreased as compared with healthy legs (P<0.01∼0.001). The group with diabetic foot showed a bigger decrease compared with the leg pain group (P<0.05). After treatment with the principle of vitalizing blood and solubilizing thrombus

22 cases with leg pain (32 legs) showed a significant increase of blood flow in the lower leg (P<0.001). The group with diabetic foot failed to show any significant increase

indicating the importance of early treatment. This method of determining blood flow in the lower leg will help early discovery of abnormal changes of blood supply in the lower leg. Treatment with the principle of vitalizing blood and solubilizing thrombus can help improve the conditions of the patients.

Abstract

22 cases with leg pain (32 legs) showed a significant increase of blood flow in the lower leg (P<0.001). The group with diabetic foot failed to show any significant increase

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blood flow in the lower legdiabetic footQi-Yin deficiency with blood stasisdeficiency of both Yin and Yang with blood stasis

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blood flow in the lower legdiabetic footQi-Yin deficiency with blood stasisdeficiency of both Yin and Yang with blood stasis

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