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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 22 Pulse and pulse chart in the clinical diagnosis of cardiovascular disease the application of Abstract This paper discusses the number, disease, late, damaged, lost, strings, tight, astringent, thin, weak, micro, Hung, large, scattered, hollow, promote, knot, on behalf of the other 18 kinds of pulse and the pulse variation and their role in cardiac arrhythmia, cardiac insufficiency, hypertension, low blood pressure, coronary heart disease, myocardial infarction, pulmonary heart disease, heart valve disease, cardiac disease and other common diseases of the cardiovascular system of clinical diagnosis for the clinical “diagnose the troubles of consciousness Disease ““ With Pulse Differentiation “provides a train of thought. Keywords: Pulse Pulse Diagnosis of Cardiovascular Diseases Qiemo is an important Chinese medicine checkup one of the ways the disease. Pulse formation and cardiovascular function are closely related; lesions occur in the cardiovascular system, pulse also change accordingly. Grasp the pulse and the pulse diagram changes and the relationship between cardiovascular disease and help the clinical diagnosis of cardiovascular disease, syndrome type, observed efficacy, inferred prognosis. Pulse formation and heart, blood and veins are closely related to the function Pulse is a pulse indicating a sense of vascular image. Modern studies confirm that pulse: (1) the pulsating vascular events caused by cardiac ejection of blood and blood vessel wall oscillation, this oscillation by the wave dispersion, blood, and wall viscosity of the damping effect, peripheral reflection wave superposition of arterial wall elastic modulus and other factors. (2) The pulse formation and change and myocardial health loss, the strength of contraction, conduction functional status and other factors; and heart beat rate, rhythm, stroke volume, effective circulating blood volume, blood components, blood viscosity, coagula