Aromatic resuscitation research material basis of drug efficacy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Aromatic resuscitation research material basis of drug efficacy Author: Xia Hou-Lin Dong Xiaoping Wang Zhan-Ying WU Yuan-bo Dong tungsten [Abstract] resuscitation medicine through the fragrant musk, borneol, Styrax, Benzoin the efficacy of material progress in basic research, collate, analyze, and explore their commonalities, is proposed for the in-depth study of the class medicine in common substances - herbs - fails to grasp the effect of Xingshen correlation between the provision of scientific information. The results showed that the four main taste aromatic resuscitation drugs containing volatile oil, contain alicyclic compounds, and there are a total of ingredients, such as Borneol and Styrax contain volatile oil constituents sesquiterpene caryophyllene; Jiewei Styrax benzoin resin, and traditional Chinese medicine, both of which contain Vanilla aldehyde composition, still containing resin esters, fatty acid and so fragrant. [Keywords:] aromatic resuscitation medicine; material basis; Musk; borneol; Styrax; benzoin Abstract: By summarizing and analysing the progress on studies of pharmacodynamic material basis of resuscitation-inducing aromatic herbs such as Moschus, Borneolum Syntheticum, Styrax, Benzoinum, and exploring the generality of those herbs, to provide scientific reference for further studies on the relevance of common substance, nature and the efficiency of restoring consciousness and inducing resuscitation of those herbs.The result indicates that those four resuscitation-inducing aromatic herbs mainly contain volatile oil, and all contain alicyclic compounds; the volatile oil of Borneolum Syntheticum and Styrax both contain Sesquiterpenes of caryophyllene; as resin herbs, Styrax and Benzoinum both contain vanillin, resin ester and balsamic acid. Keywords:: Resuscitation-inducing aromatic herbs; Material Basis; Moschus; Borneolum Syntheticum; Styrax; Benzoinum Resuscitation drugs with resuscitation Xingshen effect,