Compound Chinese herbal medicine intervention in C-reactive protein in coronary atherosclerotic heart disease progress in the treatment of.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Compound Chinese herbal medicine intervention in C-reactive protein in coronary atherosclerotic heart disease progress in the treatment of Author: Lu-tai Shu Shimin Zhang Zeng-Hui Yong-Bin Han [Keywords:] Coronary artery disease, Chinese medicine treatment of compound C-reactive protein Literature Review Coronary atherosclerotic heart disease (coronary heart disease, CHD) clinical common diseases, modern medicine has its etiology and pathogenesis research have made great progress. Studies have shown that acute coronary syndrome (acute coronary syndrome, ACS, including acute myocardial infarction and unstable angina pectoris CHD) is characterized by inflammatory response [1]. C-reactive protein (CRP) as a marker of inflammation, and severity of ischemic cardiomyopathy is closely related to [2]. The CHD is the basis for ACS occurred. How to eliminate or reduce the inflammation of coronary arteries, become the research hot spots. We will compound traditional Chinese medicine interventions in recent years, the progress of CRP in patients with CHD are summarized below. 1 Etiology and Pathogenesis of Chinese medicine does not CHD this disease name, but its syndromes, etiology, pathogenesis, etc. has long been documented in ancient literature, more scattered throughout the Chest, heartache, real heartache into categories such as Syndrome. QIAN Xiao-qi [3] to be the basic pathogenesis summed up as phlegm, blood stasis, virtual. Liu Deheng, etc. [4] that the phlegm Bizu Xinmaitong in the pathogenesis of CHD may play an important role in the endogenous all causes phlegm, on the guilty mind, Bizu chest-yang, or Yongzhi pulse Road, Stagnation Xinmaitong, Er Zhi Chest, heartache. CHD patients with stable angina pectoris in which machines are mostly qi deficiency and blood stasis, unstable angina patients plane was mostly yang Hanning blood stasis. Zhang Hongmin et al [5] that the onset of atherosclerosis in the inflammatory theory of TCM is