1.The TCM Treatment Based on Syndrome Differentiation Used by Professor Dai Yuguang for Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma and the Poisonous By-reaction of Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy
Journal of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University 2006;0(03):-
Professor Dai Yuguang is good at treating many kinds of internal diseases.He thinks that the nasopharyngeal carcinoma is intimately connected with five viscera and two fu-large intestine and small instestine.Cold phlegm obstructs the lucid yang to get to nasopharynx.Radioactive rays burn the body fluid and interferes with zang-fu organs’ function.The poison of chemotherapy medicine is harmful to qi and blood,and blocks the transportation and transformation of the middle energizer.So,the principle to solve the problem is relieving the branch-aspect in acute cases;the methods include clearing away heat to remove toxin,replenishing qi and nourishing yin,etc.In the same time,to treat primary cause,dissipate phlegm and dredge orifices are needed.
2.Clinical Obsvervation of the Therapeutic Effect of Herba Agastachis-Zhenqi Liquid(HAZL)on the Pa-tients With Functional Dyspepsia
Guohan YANG ; Yuguang DAI ; Deyao HU
China Pharmacy 1991;0(04):-
OBJECTIVE:To observe the therapeutic effect of Herba Agastachis-Zhenqi liquid(HAZL)on the patients with functional dyspepsia.METHODS:Adult patients with functional dyspepsia were divided into HAZL treated group(67cases,10ml HAZL,t.i.d)and domperidone control group(34cases,domperidone10mg,t.i.d);30healthy volunteers served as normal control group.The clinical symptoms,the electrogastrogram,the serum motilin and gastrin were observed before and after HAZL administration.RESULTS:In HAZL group,the total effective rate of HAZL was61.2%(compared with control group,P
3.Effect of Huoxiangzhengqi Liquid on Substance P of Rats
Guohan YANG ; Deyao HU ; Yuguang DAI
China Pharmacy 2005;0(13):-
OBJECTIVE:To observe the effect of huoxiangzhengqi liquid on substance P(SP)of rats.METHODS:The rats were randomly divided into trial group(huoxiangzhengqi liquid)and control group(normal saline),the gastrointestinal motility of rats were observed1hour and6hours after drenched with the corresponding drugs,levels of SP in serum,sinus ventriculi,jejunum tissues homogenate and the distributions of SP positive products in sinus ventriculi and jejunum tissues of2groups of rats were also determined.RESULTS:The gastrointestinal motility of the trial group was markedly enhanced after medication,particularly1hour after medication;Compared with the control group,levels of SP in serum,sinus ventriculi,jejunum tissues homogenate and SP positive products in sinus ventriculi,jejunum tissues had a significant increase in the trial group(P
4.An Algorithm for Measuring Vertical Ground Reaction Force Based on Insole Sensors
Shengzhong DENG ; Houde DAI ; Yuguang CHEN ; Zhiyu WAN
Journal of Medical Biomechanics 2023;38(3):E568-E573
Objective A practical and highly accurate algorithm for dynamic monitoring of plantar pressure was proposed, the magnitude of vertical ground reaction force (vGRF) during walking was measured by a capacitive insole sensor, and reliability of the prediction accuracy was verified. Methods Four healthy male subjects were require to wear capacitive insole sensors, and their fast walking and slow walking data were collected by Kistler three-dimensional (3D) force platform. The data collected by the capacitive insole sensors were pixelated, and then the processed data were fed into a residual neural network, ResNet18, to obtain high-precision vGRF. Results Compared with analysis of the data collected from Kister force platform, the normalized root mean square error (NRMSE) for fast walking and slow walking were 8.40% and 6.54%, respectively, and the Pearman correlation coefficient was larger than 0.96. Conclusions This study provides a novel algorithm for dynamic measurement of GRF in mobile scenarios, which can be used for estimation of complete GRF outside the laboratory without being constrained by the number and location of force plates. Potential application areas include gait analysis and efficient capture of pathological gaits.