Chinese and western medicine combined with western medicine alone the treatment of chronic hepatitis B systematic review of randomized controlled trials research program.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Chinese and western medicine combined with western medicine alone the treatment of chronic hepatitis B systematic review of randomized controlled trials research program Author: Yang Shi-jie, SU Ru-good, Tai-Xiang Wu, Wu Jinjun, Li Qiang, Xiang-lan, Cai fixed Bin, Wang Na, Sun Li Abstract of chronic hepatitis B serious harm to human health, but there is still a lack of satisfactory treatments. Western medicine treatment of chronic hepatitis B patients with less than ideal and the high cost of side effects of medicine combination therapy is being more and more attention and study. Article evaluated the western medicine can improve the efficacy of the treatment of chronic hepatitis B and reduce its adverse effects. Search strategy: 1. Electronic retrieval: The Chinese and Western medicine combined with western medicine, Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine, and chronic hepatitis B or free words such as keywords, retrieval, China Journal Net, Medline, Chinese Biomedical CD Database (CBM) , Cochrane database of clinical trials Gandan Bing Group, and other electronic databases. 2. 30 kinds of hand-search journals and related Xueshulunwen compilation of traditional Chinese medicine to identify relevant literature references retrieved as a supplement. Inclusion criteria: All studies combined with Western medicine alone the treatment of chronic hepatitis B randomized controlled study in which traditional Chinese medicine must be formally approved by the national symbol or symbol approved by the provincial drug formulations, and the intervention group and control group, western medicine the same. Evaluation Methods: The reference to Cochrane systematic reviews of the requirements, the selection of clinical trials included methodological quality assessment, data extraction and Meta analysis. Keywords: Chinese and western medicine integration; chronic hepatitis B; security; effectiveness of the Abstract: Background Chroni