Different attributes of the dialectical significance of syndrome differences.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Different attributes of the dialectical significance of syndrome differences [Abstract] syndrome is a dialectical basis for each of the clinical manifestations of multiple cards with different elements or evidence-based diagnostic value, for a certificate or evidence-based diagnostic elements, the role of syndromes are not equal. According to the dialectical significance of pathological information can be divided into must have disease symptoms, characteristics disorders, common disorders, general disorders, or see the disease, the negative psychosis. According to different attributes of syndromes can be prepared by the prime witness to permit the weight distribution of waiting to determine the various symptoms of the contribution of various syndromes. [Keywords:] Su Syndrome Syndrome Card Syndrome differentiatiou values distinctively due to symptom groups of different attributes [Abstract] Symptom groups are the basis of syndrome differentiation. Each clinicl manifestation has its own diagnostic value to various key pattern elements or syndrome types and acts specifically. According to syndrome differentiation value of pathologic information, symptoms can be classified into certain symptom, specific symptom, common symptom, general symptom, probable symptom, negatove symptopm, etc. Oh the basis of different attributes of symptom groups, it is possible to evaluate the value of each symptom for certain key pattern elements, so as to define the worth of symptoms for syndrome type determination. [Keywords:] Symptom group; Key pattern elements; Syndrome differentiation ‘Syndrome’ is based on Chinese medicine theory, through the cross-checks pentad (symptoms, signs, pathological information, etc.) for analysis, to determine their disease-bit and the nature of disease, etc. - permit Su, Su-combined into a certificate by the certificate the name of awareness of thinking process [1]. ‘Card prime’ that is an essential element of proof, the