Clinical observation on treatment of postcardiotomic complications with Chinese herbal medicine based on syndrome differentiation in 58 patients with angiocardiopathy
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Clinical observation on treatment of postcardiotomic complications with Chinese herbal medicine based on syndrome differentiation in 58 patients with angiocardiopathy
Clinical observation on treatment of postcardiotomic complications with Chinese herbal medicine based on syndrome differentiation in 58 patients with angiocardiopathy
中国结合医学杂志(英文版)1999年5卷第2期 页码:156
Affiliations:
Cardiovascular Diseases Institute and Fuwai Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences,Beijing
Lihong, M., Zengmian, J. & Ruihua, Z. Clinical observation on treatment of postcardiotomic complications with Chinese herbal medicine based on syndrome differentiation in 58 patients with angiocardiopathy., CJIM 5, 156 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934678
Ma Lihong, Jiao Zengmian, Zhang Ruihua. Clinical observation on treatment of postcardiotomic complications with Chinese herbal medicine based on syndrome differentiation in 58 patients with angiocardiopathy[J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine, 1999,5(2):156.
Lihong, M., Zengmian, J. & Ruihua, Z. Clinical observation on treatment of postcardiotomic complications with Chinese herbal medicine based on syndrome differentiation in 58 patients with angiocardiopathy., CJIM 5, 156 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934678DOI:
Ma Lihong, Jiao Zengmian, Zhang Ruihua. Clinical observation on treatment of postcardiotomic complications with Chinese herbal medicine based on syndrome differentiation in 58 patients with angiocardiopathy[J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine, 1999,5(2):156. DOI: 10.1007/BF02934678.
Clinical observation on treatment of postcardiotomic complications with Chinese herbal medicine based on syndrome differentiation in 58 patients with angiocardiopathy
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Drug TreatmentClinical ObservationTineRespiratory SymptomGood Effect
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Drug TreatmentClinical ObservationTineRespiratory SymptomGood Effect