Pathogeny And Pathogenesis Research And Clinical Investigation In The Liver Wind Inside Move Syndrome Of Stroke (Acute Phase)

Objective:To investigate the acute stage of stroke liver wind syndrome theory connotation pathogenesis, prevention and treatment of stroke in order to deepen the research ideas. Methods:Combing through ancient and modern literature, within clear liver wind caused the origins, development status in pathogenesis and clinical application of the theory, clear liver wind essence, etiology, pathogenesis and pathogenic characteristics; collect clinical data of patients with acute stroke, the use of statistical methods to identify risk factors related to the inner signs and symptoms, stroke and liver wind syndrome patients within 14 days of the onset of the syndrome changes were analyzed statistically syndrome evolution to explore the pathogenesis of the liver caused by the wind and pathogenesis characteristics.Results: Impetuous, the presence of emotional stimulation, previous history of hypertension and stroke and other acute stage liver wind syndrome occurs within the dynamic correlation, rapid onset, the disease a few changes, muscle trembling, impartial eye blink, as the pulse string clinical features. Within the stroke group had liver wind syndrome within 14 days after the onset, liver wind syndrome continue to lower the frequency, the distribution has a very significant difference(P<0.01) its syndromes. Fiery, blood stasis increased significantly after the onset, hyperactivity syndrome and phlegm syndrome frequency of occurrence always remains high. Conclusion: The liver is a wind of onset and progression of acute stroke key pathological factors within the stroke liver wind syndrome is an important acute phase syndrome. Liver wind disturbance, phlegm into the network is moving pathogenesis induced liver wind. The number of good deeds liver wind change, promote the evolution of pathogenesis of acute phase is the beginning of stroke pathogenesis cascade, generation and pathogenicity is closely related to hot, phlegm, blood stasis, deficiency disease, stroke and other common pathologic factors.