Safflower injection Salvia miltiorrhiza injection in treating acute cerebral infarction.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Safflower injection Salvia miltiorrhiza injection in treating acute cerebral infarction Of: Kim Hak-Dong Yumei Wang Xu Xinchun [Abstract] Objective: To observe the safflower injection Salvia miltiorrhiza injection in treating acute cerebral infarction and adverse reactions. Methods: 60 patients with cerebral infarction were randomly divided into two groups, 30 patients in each group, group to the red safflower Salviae Flowers injection 20mL +5% glucose injection 250mL 1 day of static points, Salvia injection 12mL +5% glucose injection 250mL static point 1 day, sharing 20d. Salvia miltiorrhiza injection group were glucose 12mL +5% Injection 250mL intravenous day 1, shared 20d. Results: The basic set of safflower Salviae 4 patients were cured, 20 cases of significant progress, progress in 4 cases, the total effective rate was 93.3%, no basic cure cases of SM group, 13 significant progress cases, progress in 10 cases, total effective rate 76.7%, the two groups P lt;0.05, significant difference. Conclusion: Salvia miltiorrhiza injection safflower injection in treating acute cerebral infarction is better than Danshen injection alone. [Keywords:] safflower, salvia, acute cerebral infarction Blood circulation is one common method of treatment of cerebral infarction. A lot of blood drugs, commonly used Salvia, Mailuoning, astragalus and other such drugs to herbal-based. Achieved a better clinical efficacy, in recent years a number of kinds of new drugs for clinical blood circulation, have shown a good role in enhancing the quality of life of patients. safflower injection is one of them, it is the red flower extract, its main ingredients are: yellow pigment, anthraquinone glycosides safflower, safflower pigment, such as the new safflower glycosides. In recent years research into traditional Chinese medicine by intravenous preparation, the study found that the drug can increase the fibrinolytic activity, fibrin thrombosis extended time