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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Diabetic cardiac autonomic neuropathy syndromes and heart rate variability analysis of the relationship Of: Yan Yingjie, Wang Shuzhen, Liu, Feng silver incense, Iraq Zhaohui, WEI [Abstract] Objective To observe the different syndromes of diabetic cardiac autonomic neuropathy (DAN heart rate variability (HRV indexes, and analyze HRV and the relationship between TCM DAN. Methods 120 patients with different syndromes in patients with DAN and 40 healthy controls, their HRV indexes were observed. Results and Conclusions yin deficiency heat, Qi and Yin Deficiency, Qi and Yin Deficiency and silt DAN 3 groups of patients with HRV indexes compared with healthy control group lower, the difference was significant (P lt;0.05,3 HRV indexes between the groups was significant difference in change (P lt;0.05. Tip deficiency of heat, Qi and Yin Deficiency, Qi and Yin Deficiency and silt is a common syndrome early DAN type. HRV analysis confirmed syndromes necessary link between. [Keywords:] diabetes, cardiac autonomic neuropathy, heart rate variability analysis, TCM, correlation Diabetic cardiac autonomic neuropathy (DAN is a common complication of diabetes, often seen in the early stage of diabetes, is a traditional Chinese medicine, “palpitations” category. HRV in recent years is considered to be independent of neural activity to determine the most sensitive and accurate indicators for Early detection of DAN change [1]. but DAN TCM syndrome type and the relationship between HRV indexes in little studied, for which we have 120 cases of different syndromes in DAN patients and 40 healthy controls, their HRV indexes were observed and analyzed. are reported below. 1 Clinical data 2005-10 ~ 2007-09 Hebei Engineering University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Clinical Medical College, 120 patients visiting the DAN, male 62 cases, 58 cases of women aged 45 to 67 years (mean 56.44 + -9.85 years old, are in line with 1999 WHO Diabetes Expert