Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome analyze the situation of Chinese medicine.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 18 Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome analyze the situation of Chinese medicine Of: Tanqing Wu, Li Qinghua, Li Wenjing [Keywords:] multiple organ dysfunction syndrome; Chinese medicine, review Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome, MODS) is the body suffered severe infections, trauma, shock, major surgery such as damage to 24 h, simultaneous or sequential occurrence of two or more organs or systems failure or failure clinical syndrome. MODS in critically ill patients for clinical common, dangerous conditions, high mortality. In recent years, Western medicine pathogenesis of MODS have a more in-depth understanding of proposed over-inflammation, immune imbalance, clotting disorders and other incidence theory. Although these theories have been generally recognized, but the resulting developed specific immune anti-inflammatory treatment, removal of inflammatory mediators and endotoxin on the blood purification technology, improve microcirculation and other control methods did not achieve very good clinical effects. The reason is simply because of various control methods interfere with MODS complex network of mechanisms of disease in a way or a certain aspect, and the pathogenesis of MODS is very complex, multiple organ damage is the. As Chinese Medicine disease prevention and control of the “whole concept of” advantage, making the MODS control of Chinese medicine has become an important direction of development. now MODS control in recent years the situation of Chinese medicine are reviewed. An understanding of modern medicine, traditional Chinese medicine theory of inspiration MODS Although there is no Chinese classics in the “MODS” the disease name, but MODS associated with damage or failure on the internal organs of the records, such as “breathlessness”, “off grid”, “Consumption” and so on. In recent years, many Chinese say MODS for the “dirty bad witness.” TCM theory of “disease” and “ant