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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 18 Combining Chinese and Western medicine diagnosis and treatment of children with acute appendicitis Abstract Acute appendicitis, appendicitis Chinese medicine called the “appendicitis.” Acute appendicitis is a common clinical multiple of the acute abdomen, must be given. As the shape and development of children affected by restrictions. Its performance is not a typical clinical acquisition history, symptoms and signs are not comprehensive, accurate, to bring some difficulties in diagnosis and treatment. Therefore, this article from the pathogenesis of acute appendicitis in children, pathology, particularly in children of different ages signs of clinical characteristics and traditional Chinese medicine to start a profound study of children with acute appendicitis diagnosis and differential diagnosis and, based on pathological type, summarized non-surgical and surgical therapies, indications. Proposed non-surgical therapy how to use the prescription of Chinese medicine, acupuncture and Western medicine treatment of antibiotics, as well as prevention and treatment measures for post-operative complications. Keywords: in Medicine; diagnosis and treatment; children with acute appendicitis Acute appendicitis, Chinese medicine called “appendicitis.” China’s first medical book “Nei Jing” its causes, symptoms are well documented. Two thousand years, Chinese medicine for “appendicitis” in the treatment accumulated rich and valuable experience. Han scholars in the “Golden Chamber” in respect of appendicitis Differential Treatment on the proposed basic principles, such as with rhubarb soup and moutan Coix Aconite Valerianaceae Powder for the Treatment of appendicitis and other methods are still using until now. 1 pathogensis 1.1 The internal factors (anatomical physiological characteristics) (1) appendectomy in children is relatively long, easy swing and distortion. (2) The children have similar roots appendix sphin