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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer clinical coagulation of Of: Yangguo Wang, Fu Qi, Xu Yongmei, Gao Shan, Zhang Qing, Zhao Wenshuo, Wang Xiaomin [Abstract] Objective advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and the distribution of blood coagulation indices and patient prognosis, and long-term syndromes associated thrombotic events. Methods hospitalized patients with NSCLC were studied retrospectively, their coagulation application software for data analysis SPSS13.0. Results of non-advanced group 1 patients and a more abnormal coagulation were 10 cases (38.5%) and 8 patients (30.8%), while the advanced group of NSCLC patients were 95 cases (71.4%) and 77 patients (57.9%), statistically significant difference between the groups (P lt;0.05), plasma fibrinogen (FIB), D-dimer (D-dimer) levels in the late group and non-advanced group of patients was significantly different. coagulation of FIB and D-dimer values #8203;#8203;in patients with advanced NSCLC survival were negatively correlated (P lt;0.05). Closely related to the level of gas deficiency FIB (P lt;0.05). Blood stasis, qi stagnation and blood clotting status closely, but only the former was statistically significant (P lt;0.05). Late group the incidence of thrombotic adverse events than non- late treatment groups. Conclusion prevalent in patients with advanced NSCLC coagulopathy, and with poor prognosis, the initial prompt Yiqihuoxue Chinese medicine can be used as the abnormal state of coagulation in the direction of effective interventions. [Keywords:] non-small cell lung cancer, coagulation, thrombotic events, TCM Abstract: Objective To discuss the distribution of coagulation markers in patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and the correlation of these markers with the prognosis of the patients, the TCM syndrome and the long-term thrombotic events. Method Hospitalized NSCLC patients were selected for retrospective investigation