1.Research Situation and Prospect of Ci-xue Therapy and its Mechanism
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2009;31(2):179-181
This article summarized literatures in the recent ten years on the mechanisms of Ci-xue therapy from such aspects as hemorheology, vascular biology, blood constituents and blood coagulating system.
2.Bibliographic Study on Symptomatic Figures of Lip and Tongue (Chunshe Zhenghou Tu)
Zongxin WANG ; Jian QIU ; Rong LIANG ; Hongtao LI ; Jinsheng ZHENG
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2009;31(2):157-158
For all the time the book Symptomatic Figures of Lip and Tongue(Chunshe Zhenghou Tu)was described as written by Li Jun of Qing dynasty. We made studies on historical records on Li Jun and the features and contents of this book, and proved that Symptomatic Figures of Lip and Tongue was not written by him, but a Chinese medical book written by Japanese.
3.Manuscript format and specification for submission to Nature Magazine
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2010;32(6):574-576
Brief descriptions were made on the paper format of articles and letters in Nature magazine including title,author, affiliation, text, references, author information and contributions. It was important for authors to have an overview of principles and standards for paper adopted by Nature, that is, to follow characteristics of the originality, intersection,readability, novelty and ingenuity. At the same time, attention must be paid to the format and manuscript details. As the essence of the details and specification were rigorous, rigorous details would ensure the perfectly unified content and form.
4.Clinical observation on the treatment of 64 cases of acute gouty arthritis with Chinese herbal medicines
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2010;32(6):502-503
Objective To study the effect of treating gouty arthritis with Chinese herbal medicines. Methods 64 patients were randomly recruited into a control group and a treatment group, with 32 cases in each group. The treatment group was treated with taking self-made Qingrelishijiedu formula orally and applying Sanhuang powder externally, while the control group was treated with Xinhuang tablets. Results The cure rate of the healing group was 95.45% in comparison with 86.06%in the control group, showing obvious difference (t=3.25, P<0.05). The level of blood uric acid of both group reduced after the treatment. The level of blood uric acid of the treatment group was (498.2±79.1) μmol/L before the treatment and (338.6±39.9 ) μmol/L after the treatment, contrasting to (492.3 ± 87.5 ) μ mol/L and ( 396.2 ± 67.3 ) μmol/L in the control group. The difference was also statistically obvious (t=3.09, P<0.05). Conclusion The effect of treating gouty arthritis by Chinese herbal medicine both orally taken and externally applied was better than western medicine exclusively.
5.TCM and western medicine research progress of diabetic peripheral neuropathy
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2010;32(6):558-560
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) is a common complication of diabetic mellitus. The treatment is so difficult that doctors have not found reliable methods to cure this disease. The research progress both in TCM and western medicine of this disease were reviewed in terms of aspects of etiology, pathogenesis and differential treatments.
6.A preliminary metabonomics study of pulmonary-qi deficiency syndrome of COPD intervened with TCM
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2010;32(6):539-541
The rising ofmetabonomics after genomics and proteomics offers chances for the modernization of TCM.Metabonomics has much in common with TCM in the cognition of human body. Appropriate application of the methodology of metabonomics in TCM, such as TCM differential diagnosis and guidance of clinical treatment, would speed up the integration of TCM and modem life science and technology. Meanwhile the research of COPD in TCM will come into a new stage through the use of metabonomics. This article overviewed the current situation of Chinese medicine using metabolomics technology to raise its theory, science and diagnostic level, and the study of pulmonary-qi deficiency syndrome of COPD with metabonomics.
7.Study on the quality standards of Yi Li Kang tablets
Xiangqi LI ; Duchao ZHANG ; Yi WANG ; Jifu HAO
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2010;32(6):537-538
Objective To establish the quality control standard for Yi-Li-Kang tablets. Methods Astragalus membranaceus and Herba Epimedh were identified by TLC. The content of Icariin was determined by HPLC. Results The linear range of Icariin was 0.288~2.016 μg. The average recovery was 100.83%, and RSD was 1.82 (n=5). Conclusion The method is simple, accurate and reliable, which can be used to control the quality of Yi-Li-Kang tablets.
8.Determination of drug release in vitro of atractylenolide Ⅰ liposome by RP-HPLC
Zhihao LI ; Xuesong ZHU ; Fang ZHENG
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2010;32(6):533-534
Objective To establish a RP-HPLC method for the determination of drug release in vitro of atractylenolide Ⅰ liposomes. Methods The release behavior of the drug from liposomes was studied by the third method for dissolution. ZORBAX C18 column (4.6 mm × 250 mm, 5 μm) was used with a mobile phase of Methanol-Acetonitrile-0.2% from liposomes in vitro fitted the log-normal distribution equation and had a property of sustained release. Conclusion The method is simple, fast and selective. It is suitable for the determination of release profile in vitro of atractylenolide Ⅰ liposomes.
9.Research report of converge platform of TCM data searching-novelty
Yuqin BAO ; Yang YANG ; Yuanbai LI ; Kunjie YANG
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2010;32(6):529-530
This report investigated the development of technological searching-novelty, discussed the issues existing in technological searching-novelty, proposed the pattern and methods for constructing converge platform of TCM data searching-novelty, and finally emphasized its importance.
10.Investigation and analysis on actuality and demands of scientific researchers in state clinical research facility of TCM
Yu ZHANG ; Ran AN ; Liyun HE ; Lina CHEN ; Shuyun LIU ; Huayang CAI ; Kai YANG ; Qiyue YANG ; Ronghu CHEN ; Sicheng WANG
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2010;32(6):523-524
Objective To investigate and analysis the actuality and demands of scientific researchers in state clinical research facility of TCM, in order to provide evidences for policy making. Methods All the trainees taken part in the meeting for the training of clinical research method were assigned to answer the self-designed questionnaire. Results Of all these people, 47.58 percent people had senior professional title, 84.14 percent people had doctorate or master degree, 57.24 percent people had participated in project research at provincial or ministerial level as key personnel, 35.17 percent people had participated in a key disease research as directors, 65.52 percent people had taken methodology training of clinical research,30.34% of who trained by evidence-based medicine. The majority of these people had clear understanding in methodology of clinical research, who believed that evidence-based medicine and system evaluation are the most difficult subjects to understand and practice, hoping to learn more about the knowledge on statistics. Conclusion Clinical researchers of state clinical research facility of TCM had sound basis for scientific research, but relatively lacking of key disease research and systematic knowledge of scientific methodology, which needed to be enhanced.