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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Pneumonia syndromes in children distribution and evolution characteristics of the clinical syndromes of Of: Lvyu Xia, Du Yanling, Dong Caifeng, Li Dongmei [Abstract] Objective To investigate the distribution of syndrome infantile pneumonia syndrome characteristics and evolution. Methods 190 cases of children with pneumonia by the clinical observation of hospitalized children to explore the distribution of syndrome in children and pneumonia in children age, the incidence of the season, infection whether there is correlation between pathogen, include all cases in the hospital on the same day (baseline points), 3,5,7,10 d after treatment were observed and recorded TCM, statistical observation of children with pneumonia in different time evolution characteristics of TCM. Results children with pneumonia syndrome distribution and age of onset, disease associated season, no correlation with the pathogen. Conclusion Syndrome pneumonia in children during development of the disease, showing the dynamic evolution process, so that the syndrome observed in different periods distribution of certain characteristics. [Keywords:] pneumonia, distribution syndromes, syndromes characterized the evolution TCM is a key differentiation, disease progression is a dynamic process of evolution, the study of various factors and TCM syndrome in the relationship between the master the characteristics of various stages of evolution of syndromes, to improve the accuracy of dialectical, to develop targeted The treatment programs, improve the clinical efficacy and shorten treatment are important. We Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital Professor Wang Xuefeng issues during National Science and Technology research program “to children with pneumonia as a model to establish norms and TCM syndrome differentiation system of effective evaluation methods “process, in children living in Heilongjiang Pneumonia Syndrome Distribution and evolutio