58 patients with mild cognitive impairment in elderly Syndrome control study.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 58 patients with mild cognitive impairment in elderly Syndrome control study Study: Summer Beach Suxue Qian Zhao Lijun Qiruo Bing Chen Binhua [Abstract] [Objective] mild cognitive impairment (MCI’s Syndrome situation. [Method] A total of 58 cases of MCI for the elderly study group, and the other taken with the MCI group age, education and cognitive function in community-level match 60 cases of normal elderly control group, according to TCM Syndrome Scale type, the use of statistical methods for comparison. [results] MCI basic TCM syndrome distribution were kidney essence deficiency syndrome (62.1%, blood deficiency syndrome ( 53.4%, blood stasis card (51.7%, phlegm blocking orifices card (46.6%, hyperactivity card (17.2%, heat toxin filled card (12.1%, organs remain stagnant cloud certificate (10.3%. [Conclusion ] blood stasis, phlegm blocking orifices are the main pathological factor in the pathogenesis of MCI, the actual situation and to see inclusion and multiple permits are the characteristics of MCI syndromes. [Keywords:] cognitive impairment, syndrome, blood stasis, phlegm blocking orifices Abstract: [Objective] To explore the TCM signs of slight recognition disorder (MCI. [Method] Select 58 cases as observation group, other normal 60 as control group, make types under TCM differentiation table, make comparison with statistics. [Result] The MCI basic TCM types in order: deficient kidney essence, insufficient Qi and blood, stasis blocking channels, sputum blocking apertures, hyper active liver Yang, heat toxin internal accumulation, turbid staying in organs.In comparison, the structure of syndromes has marked difference. [Conclusion] Stasis blocking channels and sputum turbid blocking aperture are the main pathologic factors, mixed deficiency and multi syndromes in combination are common features of TCM syndromes. Keywords:: MCI, TCM syndromes, stasis blocking channels, sputum turbid blocking aperture Mild cognitiv