Safflower yellow pigment TCM treatment of angina pectoris in different types of clinical observation of.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Safflower yellow pigment TCM treatment of angina pectoris in different types of clinical observation of [Abstract] Objective: To observe the safflower yellow pigment in treating different types TCM clinical efficacy of coronary heart disease. Methods: 78 cases are used safflower yellow pigment treatment, during treatment in patients with angina pectoris the exception of some temporary oral nitroglycerin, all but out of other treatment of angina pectoris drug. Results: safflower yellow pigment for different types of TCM treatment of angina pectoris have a role in various types of before and after treatment were significantly different, but each card type is slightly different effect on the Phlegm Xinmaitong type and efforts Stagnation-type effect of the most obvious. Conclusion: safflower yellow pigment on the Phlegm and Blood Stagnation Xinmaitong-type coronary heart disease angina pectoris of the most significant. [Keywords:] safflower yellow pigment; coronary heart disease; angina pectoris; Nitroglycerin A clinical data 1.1 General Information 78 cases were all hospital inpatients, 48 male and female 30 cases; age of 35 years to 79 years old, mean (42.3 ± 10.2) years of age; TCM Syndrome Types of Phlegm Xinmaitong type 22 cases, heart-type gas-weak 13 cases, heart-kidney in 15 cases, Blood Stagnation type in 28 cases. All patients had chest tightness, heart palpitations, and angina symptoms, resting ECG ischemic changes (ST segment depressionamp;gt; 0.05 mV, in order to lead R-wave-based T-wave inversion or even low-lying), or treadmill test was positive . 1.2 Diagnostic Criteria With reference to international diagnostic criteria for coronary heart disease Heart Association and the Association and the World Health Organization named standardized clinical report of the joint thematic groups ‘naming of ischemic heart disease, and diagnostic criteria’ [1]. TCM Syndrome typing reference in 2002 to develop the ‘guiding principles of