Yang, Hp., Hu, Rj., Qi, Y. et al. Clinical and experimental study on treatment of Psoriasis Maculata by Leyin., CJIM 8, 256–261 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934398
Hong-pu Yang, Ren-jie Hu, Yun Qi, et al. Clinical and experimental study on treatment of Psoriasis Maculata by Leyin. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 8(4):256-261(2002)
Yang, Hp., Hu, Rj., Qi, Y. et al. Clinical and experimental study on treatment of Psoriasis Maculata by Leyin., CJIM 8, 256–261 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934398DOI:
Hong-pu Yang, Ren-jie Hu, Yun Qi, et al. Clinical and experimental study on treatment of Psoriasis Maculata by Leyin. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 8(4):256-261(2002) DOI: 10.1007/BF02934398.
Clinical and experimental study on treatment of Psoriasis Maculata by Leyin
摘要
To observe the therapeutic effect of Leyin (
LY) in treating psoriasis maculata (PM) and its effects on cellular immunity and vaginal epithelial cell mitosis in experimental mice. In this clinical study
260 out-patients of PM were randomly divided into the observed group (n =160) and the control group (n=100)
who were treated with oral intake of LY and Yinxieling granule (YXL
) respectively to observe the therapeutic effect and the adverse reaction. And a follow-up study was also conducted on them. In the experimental study
delayed allergic model mice were treated with immunosuppressor (cyclophosphamide) and LY separately to observe the effects on their immune function and inhibition of vaginal epithelial cell proliferation. In the observed group
8 patients (5%) were cured
32 (20%) basically cured
48 (30%) markedly improved
48 (30%) improved and 24 (15%) unchanged
the total effective rate being 85%
while in the control group
the corresponding numbers were 4
8
14
38
36 and 64% respectively
with the comparison of the total effective rate between the two groups showing significant difference(P<0. 01) . Adverse reactions were not found in the study. Experimental study showed that LY could enhance the immune function of mice and had a certain inhibitory effect on vaginal epithelial cell proliferation. LY could treat PM effectively and shows immune enhancing and anti-mitosis effect in mice.
Abstract
To observe the therapeutic effect of Leyin (
LY) in treating psoriasis maculata (PM) and its effects on cellular immunity and vaginal epithelial cell mitosis in experimental mice. In this clinical study
260 out-patients of PM were randomly divided into the observed group (n =160) and the control group (n=100)
who were treated with oral intake of LY and Yinxieling granule (YXL
) respectively to observe the therapeutic effect and the adverse reaction. And a follow-up study was also conducted on them. In the experimental study
delayed allergic model mice were treated with immunosuppressor (cyclophosphamide) and LY separately to observe the effects on their immune function and inhibition of vaginal epithelial cell proliferation. In the observed group
8 patients (5%) were cured
32 (20%) basically cured
48 (30%) markedly improved
48 (30%) improved and 24 (15%) unchanged
the total effective rate being 85%
while in the control group
the corresponding numbers were 4
8
14
38
36 and 64% respectively
with the comparison of the total effective rate between the two groups showing significant difference(P<0. 01) . Adverse reactions were not found in the study. Experimental study showed that LY could enhance the immune function of mice and had a certain inhibitory effect on vaginal epithelial cell proliferation. LY could treat PM effectively and shows immune enhancing and anti-mitosis effect in mice.
关键词
Leyinmacular psoriasiscellular immunitymice
Keywords
Leyinmacular psoriasiscellular immunitymice
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