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Based On The Theory Of Collaterals Disease After Interventional No Reflow Phenomenon Are Discussed

Posted on:2013-07-12Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:S LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2244330395479189Subject:Integrative Medicine
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China’s intangible cultural heritage of the motherland medicine acupunctureknown as the theoretical basis of meridian theory is a great scientificachievement, it is an important part of the Basic Theory of TCM system, in thefield of modern medicine hashigh research value. The collaterals doctrine wasfirst formed in the era of the "via" was developed in the Han Dynasty, flourishingin the Qing Dynasty, the prosperity of today, historical span is longer, andvarious periods of academic development focus. Involved in postoperativeno-reflow phenomenon is accompanied by a complication of PCI appears myocardialcells without reperfusion, which unlike the hazards of major myocardialinfarction, but it is the extension of ischemia and reperfusion, infarct,affecting ventricular weight structure, resulting in cardiac dysfunctionpredictor of patients with long-term prognosis and mortalityThis paper summarizes the collaterals and contact some of the basic contentof the disease, as well as network etiology, pathological changes associatedwith modern medicine. We studied the heart of the venae lesions with moderninterventional postoperative of no-reflow phenomenon of the related nature ofits disease-bit and heart network consistent theory of mechanism and heartcontact lesions similar to, and therefore, can adopt benefit heart contact,temperature raising heart network through the heart of pain and other methodsto regulate the microcirculation, the treatment of no-reflow phenomenon, alsoachieved a certain effect in clinical practice. TCM has a great advantage andpotential therapy in this area, correct differentiation with disease, to findthe best intervention timing, to achieve greater efficacy.
Keywords/Search Tags:collaterals, the heart of the venae, collateral disease, no-reflowphenomenon
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