Effects of Integrated Therapy of TCM and WM on Clinical Symptoms in 318 Cases of SARS[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2004, (9): 671-674.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2004.09.022.
Effects of Integrated Therapy of TCM and WM on Clinical Symptoms in 318 Cases of SARS
OBjective: To compare effects of integrated treatment of TCM and WM. and simple western medicine on main symptoms in the patient of SARS. Methods: 524 inpatients of SARS were divided into TCM-WM integrated treatment group (n=318) and westerm medicine treatment group (n=206). and differences of improving extents of symptoms in two groups were analyzed by Kaplan-Meier existence analysis method and the Mixed statistical model. Results: After treatment
the decrease amplitude of the existence rate for the symptoms of weakness
short breath
dyspnea in the TCM-WM integrated treatment group was significantly lower than that in western medicine group. In the former
the duration of weakness was averagely shortened by 1. 5 days. and short breath. dyspnea and muscle aching pain were averagely shortened by 2 days. one day and 2 day. respectively. Conclusion: The integrated treatment of TCM and WM can improve such clinical symptems as weakness
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