Considerations on intervention goal and efficacy evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of neurological diseases

Xie  Ren-ming; Du Bao-xin; Huang Yan; Zhou Dao-you; Wang yong-yan; Huang pei-xin

doi:10.1007/s11655-007-0148-z

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Considerations on intervention goal and efficacy evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of neurological diseases

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- Considerations on intervention goal and efficacy evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of neurological diseases
- Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine Vol. 13, Issue 2, Pages: 148-151(2007)
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  1. Neurological Researching Centre, Guangdong Province Hospital,Guangzhou,China
  2. China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences,China
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Xie, Rm., Du, Bx., Huang, Y. et al. Considerations on intervention goal and efficacy evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of neurological diseases., Chin. J Integ. Med. 13, 148–151 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11655-007-0148-z

Xie Ren-ming, Du Bao-xin, Huang Yan, et al. Considerations on intervention goal and efficacy evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of neurological diseases. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 13(2):148-151(2007)
Xie, Rm., Du, Bx., Huang, Y. et al. Considerations on intervention goal and efficacy evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of neurological diseases., Chin. J Integ. Med. 13, 148–151 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11655-007-0148-z DOI：

Xie Ren-ming, Du Bao-xin, Huang Yan, et al. Considerations on intervention goal and efficacy evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of neurological diseases. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 13(2):148-151(2007) DOI： 10.1007/s11655-007-0148-z.

摘要

In the last several years

traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has made much progress in the treatment of neurological diseases. The living space of TCM in neurological diseases lies in refractory diseases

aging and chronic diseases caused by multiple factors as well as sub-health state and chronic fatigue state. The effect model of TCM mainly consists of whole effect

self-organization

self-stable model

holographic effect and butterfly effect. The effective point of TCM in neurological diseases lies mainly in end-points and health-related events. Moreover

TCM has advantages in the evaluation of symptoms

syndrome and quality of life (QOL). Some key indexes should be included when evaluating the efficacy of TCM in neurological diseases. Meanwhile

the advantages of TCM such as end-points

health-related events and QOL should be highlighted. Multi-subject researching methods could be adopted to make a comprehensive evaluation of subjective and objective indexes. The clinical evidence on the TCM efficacy evaluation may come from RCTs

and other types of designs can also be considered.

Abstract

In the last several years

traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has made much progress in the treatment of neurological diseases. The living space of TCM in neurological diseases lies in refractory diseases

aging and chronic diseases caused by multiple factors as well as sub-health state and chronic fatigue state. The effect model of TCM mainly consists of whole effect

self-organization

self-stable model

holographic effect and butterfly effect. The effective point of TCM in neurological diseases lies mainly in end-points and health-related events. Moreover

TCM has advantages in the evaluation of symptoms

syndrome and quality of life (QOL). Some key indexes should be included when evaluating the efficacy of TCM in neurological diseases. Meanwhile

the advantages of TCM such as end-points

and other types of designs can also be considered.

关键词

neurological diseasesTraditional Chinese Medicineefficacy evaluation

Keywords

neurological diseasesTraditional Chinese Medicineefficacy evaluation

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