In addition to pill on the small dose of phenytoin with intractable epilepsy grand mal clinical observation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 In addition to pill on the small dose of phenytoin with intractable epilepsy grand mal clinical observation Of: Wang Yaqin Chen Yamin Jiarong Yan [Abstract] Objective To observe the addition of small doses of phenytoin pill with intractable epilepsy grand mal clinical efficacy. Methods 101 patients with intractable grand mal epilepsy patients were randomly divided into 3 groups. The treatment group, 42 cases in addition to the small dose pill Phenytoin, comparison group, 26 patients to phenytoin alone, traditional Chinese medicine for the control group 33 cases of simple addition Pill .3 group were observed in the 5 years after stopping Statistics effect. observe the clinical efficacy of 3 groups, the improvement of EEG conditions and side effects. Results The total effective rate was 85.7%, comparison group, 53.9% of the total effective rate, 2 groups was statistically significant difference (P lt;0.01), treatment group 85.7% of the total Chinese control group efficiency of 87.9%, 2 no significant difference between groups (Pgt; 0.05, treatment group and comparison group, traditional Chinese medicine to improve the rate of EEG control group were statistically significant differences (P lt;0.01), improvement of the treatment group Western medicine is better than the control group and the control group. Conclusions In addition to low-dose pill with phenytoin treatment of refractory grand mal epilepsy is effective, and in reducing the toxic side effects and EEG improvement has obvious advantages, is worthy of clinical application. [Keywords:] tonic clonic epilepsy in Western medicine therapy [Abstract] Objective To observe refractoriness epilepsia gravior treated by combination of Chuxian Pill and small dose difetoin. Methods 101 patients with refractoriness epilepsia gravior were randomly divided into three groups. Cases in TCM control group (n = 33) were treated only by Chuxian Pill . Cases in Western Medicine control group (