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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Ischemic stroke pathogenesis and proprietary Chinese medicines in their prevention and treatment of the position of Author: Wang Donghai, Huang Binsen, Huang Liwu [Abstract] the rapid onset of ischemic stroke symptoms seriously, and often sequelae, a serious threat to people’s health and quality of life. By reviewing the past 15 years in medical interventions for cerebral ischemia in the clinical reports, analyze its shortcomings, and explore Chinese medicine prevention and treatment of ischemic stroke, yet in-depth research methods. [Keywords:] Ischemic stroke; etiology and pathogenesis; proprietary Chinese medicines, prevention and treatment Clinical ischemic stroke is common and frequently-occurring disease, its morbidity, disability, relapse rate, seriously affect human well-being and quality of life. China’s population of ischemic stroke onset is the main stroke. So, for the effective prevention and treatment of ischemic stroke is significant. In recent years, medical studies of stroke patients deepening of proprietary Chinese medicines control mechanism of ischemic stroke patients have been further clarified, clinical efficacy is also rising, and toxicity is small, low cost of treatment, demonstrating the advantages of Chinese medicine treatment of the disease and the good prospects for development. However, reported in the literature point of view, Chinese patent medicine for ischemic stroke prevention and treatment research is still limited, there are still many issues to be tackled further. Is now nearly 15 years on the Chinese medicine prevention and treatment of ischemic cerebrovascular disease research are summarized below. 1 Etiology and Pathogenesis of Ischemic stroke belongs to traditional Chinese medicine ‘stroke’ disease, Chinese medicine literature on ‘stroke’ records only found in ‘Nei Jing’. Tang and Song dynasties ago, with ‘outside the wind’ theory-based, with ‘virtual evil within the’ argument, since the Tang