Li YuanAuthor’s address: Chinese - Japanese Friendship Hospital. Beijing 100029. Clinical and Experimental Studies on Treatment of Carcinomatous Pain by Qu Tong Spraying Tincture[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1999, (10): 609-611.
Li YuanAuthor’s address: Chinese - Japanese Friendship Hospital. Beijing 100029. Clinical and Experimental Studies on Treatment of Carcinomatous Pain by Qu Tong Spraying Tincture[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1999, (10): 609-611.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.1999.10.021.
Clinical and Experimental Studies on Treatment of Carcinomatous Pain by Qu Tong Spraying Tincture
Analgesic effect of Qu Tong Spraying Tincture on 54 cases of carcinomatous pain was observed with 33 cases treated by fortanodyn as control. Random control method was used for analysis of effective rate
pain extent
position of pain and TCM syndrome differentiation typing. Results indicated that the total effective rate was 79. 63% in the treated group and 72. 73% in the control group
with no statistically significant difference (P > 0. 05) between the two groups. Both acetic acid twisting method of mouse and hot - plate method of mouse showed analgesic effect of Qu Tong Spraying Tincture
and analgesic experiment on formalin - induced chronic inflammation indicated that the drug had the action of analgesia
anti -inflammation and detumescence. Immunohistologic ABC method showed that the drug had inhibitory action on the formalin - induced increase of SP immunologic positive reaction in posterior horns of L4 - L5 in the rats.
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