DocumentCode :
1785168
Title :
The clinical cohort study on prospective efficacy of CHD Therapeutic Regimen of “the regulation of Pi(Spleen) and protection of Xin(Heart)” method treating CHD patients
Author :
Danping Xu ; Xia Wang ; Wenjie Luo ; Xiaoqing Li ; Wu Huanlin
Author_Institution :
Cardiac Disease Treatment Center, Guangzhou, China
fYear :
2014
fDate :
2-5 Nov. 2014
Firstpage :
179
Lastpage :
181
Abstract :
Objective: Evaluate the prospective efficacy of CHD Therapeutic Regimen of “regulation of Pi(Spleen)” Method. Methods: With the form of prospective cohort study, 572 patients were observed from December, 2007 to August, 2010, in which 35 cases of disqualification were rejected, and 537 cases were accepted for research and statistical analysis. The 537 patients were randomly divided into Exposed Group and Unexposed Group. Exposed Group was treated by CHD Therapeutic Regimen of “The regulation of Pi(Spleen) and Protection of Xin(Heart) (RPRS) Method. Unexposed Group was treated was treated by other therapeutic regimens of TCM except the RPRS Method. Both Exposed Group and Unexposed Group were treated with standard Western Medicine therapies while TCM treatments. The angina pectoris scores, SAQ, death rate, revascularization because of myocardial ischemia events, and end event such as emergency treatments and readmission etc. because of cardiovascular events at the 360th day after treatments were observed. Results: After treatments, there were significant differences on angina pectoris scores, SAQ, revascularization because of myocardial ischemia events, emergency treatments and admission rate between 2 groups (P <; 0.05), and Exposed Group was better than Unexposed Group. Conclusion: CHD Therapeutic Regimen of RPRS Method is reliable on improving prospective efficacy of treating CHD.
Keywords :
cardiology; diseases; patient treatment; statistical analysis; CHD patients; CHD therapeutic regimen; Pi regulation method; RPRS method; Xin protection method; angina pectoris scores; coronary heart disease; death rate; emergency treatments; myocardial ischemia events; revascularization; spleen; statistical analysis; Diseases; Hospitals; Medical diagnostic imaging; Myocardium; Standards; Training; Angina Pectoris Scores; CHD; End Events; Prospective Efficacy; Quality of Life;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM), 2014 IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Belfast
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/BIBM.2014.6999353
Filename :
6999353
Link To Document :
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