Study On The Relationship Between The TCM Type Of Syndrome And C-reactive Protein Level In Serum Of Patients And Brain CT With Hypertensive Cerebral Hemorrhage

Objective: To investigate into the relationship between the different TCM syndrome of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage (HTCH) and the three indexes: the C-reactive protein level in serum, the scores of nervous impariment, brain CT. At the same time, an analysis of correlation was made to establish the objective diagnosis to the different TCM syndrome of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage (HTCH). Methods: The patients of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage (HTCH) were collected as research subjects, who must be able to diagnose one of the seven TCM-syndromes. According to the differentiation standards of TCM, 34 patients belonged to the syndrome of wind and fire evils confusing the upper orificies, 25 patients belonged to the syndrome of phlegm-heat and Fu excess, 22 patients belonged to excess of wind-phlegm-fire syndrome, 24 patients belonged to accumulation of wind-phlegm syndrome, 14 patients belonged to the syndrome of convulsion due to deficiency of yin. At the same time,the patients of each TCM syndrome were marked and scanned by brain CT. To determine CRP level in serum by ELISA method. Results: The CRP level in serum and the scores of nervous impairment were respectively and signficantly different among TCM syndormes in hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage (HTCH) patients (P<0.01), The syndrome of wind and fire evils confusing the upper orificies was the most, then excess of wind-phlegm-fire syndrome, the syndrome of phlegm-heat and Fu excess, the syndrome of convulsion due to deficiency of yin, accumulation of wind-phlegm syndrome followed in sequence. TCM syndormes in patients was signficantly different on the signs and ranks of brain CT (P<0.01).Conclusion: The degree of brain impairment among TCM -syndromes of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage (HTCH) is different. The TCM syndromes of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage (HTCH) can be dignosed objectively based on the CRP level in serum, scores of nervous impairment and the signs of brain CT.