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Ischemic Acute Phase Of Stroke Head Ct And Tcm-related Study

Posted on:2010-09-03Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X Y ZhaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2204360272494944Subject:Chinese medicine
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Applying modern imaging diagnosis methods not only improves the veracity of stroke diagnosis,but also is helpful for choosing therapy scheme and evaluating curative effect and prognosis.Brain CT are image evidences of stroke.Symptoms and signs are feedback of organism under exceptional condition. Brain CT can clearly evaluate the progress of ischemic stroke.Although they both contain one patient information of condition classification and prognosis, the relationship between them is unknown.The modern imaging diagnosis methods are basilic foundation of digging the relativity between CTM symptom and pathology disorder.All the cases of this research based on standard collection methods and in virtue of image tools,150 cases are selected according the accepting standard and information collected at the first time is used to explore the characters of Ischemic Stroke and the correlation of the duty focus postion and the seven symptoms and signs.Methods of correlation and multiple linear regression are applied.The results indicate that ischemic stroke often occurred in the basal ganglia, internal capsule and middle cerebral artery area.Infarct duty focus are prone to multi-bilateral involvement.The wind resistance phlegm and blood stasis and qi deficiency and blood stasis are two common syndromes in all seven. The results also indicate that the Qi-deficiency and blood stasis and the wind resistance phlegm and blood stasis syndromes infarct occur mostly on internal capsule,basal ganglia and middle cerebral artery.Other syndromes infarct are even distribution.The number of infarct focus and distributed in single or bilateral of brain have no significant correlation with the syndromes.
Keywords/Search Tags:Acute Ischemic Stroke, duty focus, syndrome, correlation
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