Relativity of Modern Medicine Indices with Phlegm-damp Retention Type in Metabolism Syndrome Patients

LI Hui-lin ZHANG Zhi-ling LI Zeng-ying

doi:10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2007.12.030

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Relativity of Modern Medicine Indices with Phlegm-damp Retention Type in Metabolism Syndrome Patients

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- Relativity of Modern Medicine Indices with Phlegm-damp Retention Type in Metabolism Syndrome Patients
- Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Issue 12, Pages: 1108-1110(2007)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 深圳市中医院内分泌科
  2. 深圳市中医院内分泌科广东省深圳市福华路1号
  3. ,518033
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- DOI：10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2007.12.030
  CLC： R259
- Published：2007
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[1]李惠林,张志玲,李增英,赵恒侠,刘雪梅,董彦敏,刘燕萍.代谢综合征患者痰湿内蕴证与现代医学指标的相关性[J].中医杂志,2007(12):1108-1110.

LI Hui-lin ZHANG Zhi-ling LI Zeng-ying. Relativity of Modern Medicine Indices with Phlegm-damp Retention Type in Metabolism Syndrome Patients[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2007, (12): 1108-1110.
[1]李惠林,张志玲,李增英,赵恒侠,刘雪梅,董彦敏,刘燕萍.代谢综合征患者痰湿内蕴证与现代医学指标的相关性[J].中医杂志,2007(12):1108-1110. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2007.12.030.

LI Hui-lin ZHANG Zhi-ling LI Zeng-ying. Relativity of Modern Medicine Indices with Phlegm-damp Retention Type in Metabolism Syndrome Patients[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2007, (12): 1108-1110. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2007.12.030.

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目的研究代谢综合征痰湿内蕴型与现代医学指标之间的关系

为中医辨证寻找客观依据。方法共收集代谢综合征患者49例

辨证分为痰湿内蕴组25例

非痰湿内蕴组24例

测量两组的身高、体重、腰围、血压

测定血清瘦素、胰岛素、血脂

计算胰岛素抵抗指数、体重指数。结果痰湿内蕴组的瘦素、体重指数、收缩压、空腹胰岛素、胰岛素抵抗指数均高于非痰湿内蕴组。结论体重指数、瘦素、空腹胰岛素、胰岛素抵抗指数可能作为代谢综合征中医辨证的客观指标。

Abstract

Objective To study the relation between phlegm-damp retention type of metabolism syndrome and microcosmic indices in order to find out the objective evidence for TCM syndrome differentiation.Methods Totally 49 cases of metabolism syndrome were observed

25 of them were phlegm-damp retention type in differentiation and 24 were non-phlegm-damp retention type.The height

body weight

waistline and blood pressure of two groups were measured

the serum leptin

insulin and blood lipid were determined

and the insulin resistance index（IRI）and body mass index（BMI）were calculated.Results The leptin

BMI

systolic pressure

FINS and IRI of the phlegm-damp retention group were all higher than those of the non-phlegm-damp retention group.Conclusion BMI

leptin

insulin

and IRI may be taken as the the index of syndrome differentiation in metabolism syndrome.

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