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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Refractory thrombocytopenic purpura in the Medical retrospective study four diagnostic [Abstract] Objective methods using factor analysis to explore the refractory thrombocytopenic purpura (RITP) TCM clinical syndrome characteristic of Chinese medicine to treat RITP reasonable standards to provide ideas. Methods 75 patients with clinical syndromes RITP Retrospective surveys, statistics symptoms and signs, tongue and pulse frequency of, and more than 10% frequency of symptoms or signs of the factor analysis. RITP result of Qi and Blood is the main type of the syndrome, its symptoms Shenpi behalf of fatigue, shortness of breath, skin purpura, face lip dark purple, the color black, blood clots, on behalf of tongue and pulse as the dark tongue, white coating, thready and weak pulse, or thin and astringent, deficiency syndromes for the second type, on behalf of the symptoms for five upset hot, tidal thermal sweating, dry mouth, tongue and pulse as representative of a small red tongue, Tianjin, pulse breakdown. RITP the main conclusions of Qi and Blood is the TCM, Qi and activating blood circulation in the most basic treatment for the RITP is. [Keywords:] refractory thrombocytopenic purpura, TCM, factor analysis, retrospective survey Abstract: Objective To support a reasonable and standard TCM treatment principle for refractory idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (RITP) by exploring TCM syndrome features in RITP patients with factor analysis. Methods Seventy-five patients with RITP were studied retrospectively with their TCM syndrome features. The incidence rates of their various symptoms, body signs, tongue figures and pulse figures were calculated. The symptoms or body signs which incidence higher than 10% were analyzed by factor analysis. Results According to analysis and synthesis of tongue, pulse and symptoms, Qi deficiency and blood stasis was the major syndrome, of which the main signs were fatigue, shortness of breath, purpl