Exploration of Syndrome Differentiation patterns in coronary heart disease patients during Peri-Operative stage of coronary artery bypass graft

Wu Huan-lin; Ruan Xin-min; Zhang Min-zhou; Huang Chun-lin; Deng Tie-tao

doi:10.1007/BF03178488

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Exploration of Syndrome Differentiation patterns in coronary heart disease patients during Peri-Operative stage of coronary artery bypass graft

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- Exploration of Syndrome Differentiation patterns in coronary heart disease patients during Peri-Operative stage of coronary artery bypass graft
- Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine Vol. 7, Issue 3, Pages: 195-198(2001)
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  the Heart Center, Guang-dong Provincial TCM Hospital,Guangzhou
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Wu, Hl., Ruan, Xm., Zhang, Mz. et al. Exploration of Syndrome Differentiation patterns in coronary heart disease patients during Peri-Operative stage of coronary artery bypass graft., CJIM 7, 195 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03178488

Wu Huan-lin, Ruan Xin-min, Zhang Min-zhou, et al. Exploration of Syndrome Differentiation patterns in coronary heart disease patients during Peri-Operative stage of coronary artery bypass graft. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 7(3):195-198(2001)
Wu, Hl., Ruan, Xm., Zhang, Mz. et al. Exploration of Syndrome Differentiation patterns in coronary heart disease patients during Peri-Operative stage of coronary artery bypass graft., CJIM 7, 195 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03178488 DOI：

Wu Huan-lin, Ruan Xin-min, Zhang Min-zhou, et al. Exploration of Syndrome Differentiation patterns in coronary heart disease patients during Peri-Operative stage of coronary artery bypass graft. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 7(3):195-198(2001) DOI： 10.1007/BF03178488.

摘要

Objective: To explore the patterns of Syndrome Differentiation (SD) of coronary heart disease (CHD) patients in peri-operative stage of coronary artery bypass graft (CABG).Methods: One week after operation

thirty-seven CHD patients

who received CABG of internal mammary artery or great saphena vein under conventional general anesthesia with low or middle temperature extracorporeal circulation were differentiated as various syndromes

with the pre- or post-operational EKG

color Doppler echocardiography were done during and after operation. The hemodynamic parameters were monitored.Results: In the CHD patients

64.9% were differentiated as Qi-Yin deficiency

67.6% were complicated with phlegm syndrome and 62.2% with blood stasis

suggesting that Qi-deficiency

phlegm and stasis are the basic pathogenetic factors in patients with CABG. Moreover

the peri-operative syndrome was correlated with the condition of coronary artery lesion

heart and lung functions before operation

and the extracorporeal circulation time during the operation.Conclusion: TCM SD conducting in peri-operative stage might be useful in exploring the patterns of syndrome alteration which provided a basis for preventing peri-operative complications and elevating success rate of operation.

Abstract

thirty-seven CHD patients

with the pre- or post-operational EKG

color Doppler echocardiography were done during and after operation. The hemodynamic parameters were monitored.Results: In the CHD patients

64.9% were differentiated as Qi-Yin deficiency

67.6% were complicated with phlegm syndrome and 62.2% with blood stasis

suggesting that Qi-deficiency

phlegm and stasis are the basic pathogenetic factors in patients with CABG. Moreover

the peri-operative syndrome was correlated with the condition of coronary artery lesion

heart and lung functions before operation

关键词

coronary heart diseasecoronary artery bypass graftperi-operative stageSyndrome Differentiation of TCMQi-Yang deficiencyYin deficiencyPhlegm SyndromeBlood Stasis

Keywords

coronary heart diseasecoronary artery bypass graftperi-operative stageSyndrome Differentiation of TCMQi-Yang deficiencyYin deficiencyPhlegm SyndromeBlood Stasis

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