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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Chinese medicine injection stability analysis of the compatibility with the infusion Overview Of: Jing Hu Mei Yi-hui Ko Tan [Keywords:] the stability of traditional Chinese medicine injection infusion Compatibility Summary Injection of Chinese medicine Chinese medicine is a new formulation of our unique, with unique effects, bioavailability, the role of rapid and so, in the treatment of common diseases and rescue Intensive play an important role, is now widely used in clinical and showing good results. the end of 2005, the state approved the production of traditional Chinese medicine injections of 109 species, of which four varieties of income 2005 Edition lt;lt;Chinese Pharmacopoeiagt; “(hereinafter referred to as lt;lt;Pharmacopoeiagt;gt;) [1]. However, with the traditional Chinese medicine injection widely used, clinical adverse reactions reported increasing number of these adverse reactions due to, among traditional Chinese medicine injections themselves are complicated (such as containing enzymes, saponins, tannins, keratin protein macromolecules) and individual differences in patients In addition, with traditional Chinese medicine injections and infusion compatibility, its stability changes have a great relationship. In order to ensure drug safety of TCM injections, the author of Chinese medicine in recent years, the compatibility of injection and infusion reported in the literature are summarized below. 1 Chuanhuning Injection Chuanhuning injection is extracted from the leaves of Andrographis andrographolide with succinic anhydride to produce succinic half ester dehydroandrographolide single potassium (DAK-K) and obtained the sterilization solution, has antipyretic anti-inflammatory effect, widely used in clinical treatment of viral pneumonia and upper respiratory tract infection. Chen et al [2] reported that Chuanhuning injection and 5% glucose solution (5% GS), 0.9% sodium chloride injection (0.9% NS), 10% of the