In advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients Study on TCM Syndrome Types.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 22 In advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients Study on TCM Syndrome Types Author: Hu Xiaomei Zhang Peitong Yangzong Yan Li Tao Rui Lin Hongsheng Liu Yaxian Abstract [Objective] in advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) in patients with TCM syndrome distribution laws for the formulation of a unified classification standards provide the basis for dialectic. [Methods] According to observation of pre-designed tables and diagnostic criteria of clinical syndromes, according to eight key link, blood and organs dialectical principles, and 282 cases of patients with advanced NSCLC in detail TCM typing and do statistical analysis. [Results] 282 cases of patients with syndromes number of 568, more than two syndromes in 213 cases, accounting for 75.53% of the total number of cases. Syndrome classification includes the following 13 species: Qi and blood stasis type, Qi type, Qi phlegm type, Qi and phlegm, blood stasis type, Qi and Yin Deficiency type, blood stasis, phlegm and blood stasis type, Qi and Qi stagnation, blood stasis type, Qi stagnation blood stasis type, Phlegm-dampness type, yin deficiency type, Qi and Qi stagnation, Yang type, Qi phlegm-heat type. With Qi-based and permit more common, accounting for 56.73% of the total number of cases. [Conclusion] in the distribution of advanced NSCLC syndromes complicated document less complex multi-card, containing two or more complex syndromes more common cards, mostly for actual situation and to rely on. Keywords: non-small cell lung cancer Distribution of TCM clinical research At present, the lung cancer incidence and mortality have been highest in the top of cancer, including non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) accounts for primary lung cancer more than 80%. Because more than half of newly diagnosed patients already in the middle and late, mainly in a combination of Chinese and Western medicine therapy, Chinese medicine with its unique efficacy and less side ef