Observe the combined Chinese and Western medicine treatment of cerebral thrombosis in effect.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Observe the combined Chinese and Western medicine treatment of cerebral thrombosis in effect [Abstract] Objective: To observe the combined Chinese and Western medicine treatment of cerebral thrombosis in effect. Methods: 48 patients with cerebral thrombosis were treated with combined traditional Chinese medicine BYHWD Ditan Tonga flavor, with low molecular weight dextran, Acanthopanax senticosus injection and Western symptomatic treatment. Results: cured 24 cases, effective in 12 cases, effective in 10 cases and ineffective in 2 cases, the total effective rate 95.83%. Conclusion: The combination of Chinese and Western medicine treatment can Yiqihuoxue Tongluo, phlegm resuscitation to improve atherosclerosis, blocking thrombosis, clinical efficacy and therefore significant. [Keywords:] Cerebral / TCM-WM method; BYHWD / therapeutic use; Ditan Decoction / therapeutic use Cerebral thrombosis refers to the brain arterial system due to supply of atherosclerosis and thrombosis, so that arterial stenosis or occlusion leading to acute cerebral insufficiency, and caused partial necrosis of the brain tissue of an acute cerebral vascular disease. Major clinical manifestations of sudden hemiplegia, aphasia and other acute focal neurological deficits. I since January 2006 ~ June 2007 adopted the Western method of treating the disease with 48 cases to obtain a more satisfactory outcome, are reported below. A clinical data All cases were hospital inpatients, 30 males and 18 female cases; aged 48 to 83 years old, with an average age of 71.5 years old, are in line with the 1995 National Conference on Cerebrovascular Disease criteria established by [1], and after head CT or MRI diagnosis. Clinical manifestations were headache, dizziness, drowsiness, apathy expression, light coma, unclear speech, or aphasia, central facial paralysis, partial body numbness, movement disorders, limb paralysis, muscle strength 0 ~ 1. Large area cerebral infarction (infarct