Study on the TCM Pathogenesis and Syndrome Differentiation of Myofascitis by Cluster Analysis

ZHOU Xian-gang1; ZHONG Qu2; YANG Chuang1; et al.

doi:10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.10.030

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Study on the TCM Pathogenesis and Syndrome Differentiation of Myofascitis by Cluster Analysis

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- Study on the TCM Pathogenesis and Syndrome Differentiation of Myofascitis by Cluster Analysis
- Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Issue 10, Pages: 924-926(2008)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 四川省隆昌县人民医院康复科
  2. 川北医学院附属第二医院
  3. 四川省中医药科学院
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- DOI：10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.10.030
  CLC： R274
- Published：2008
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[1]周贤刚,钟渠,杨闯,杨丽霞,张毅.基于聚类分析的肌筋膜炎证候分类及其病机治法探讨[J].中医杂志,2008(10):924-926.

ZHOU Xian-gang1, ZHONG Qu2, YANG Chuang1, et al. Study on the TCM Pathogenesis and Syndrome Differentiation of Myofascitis by Cluster Analysis[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2008, (10): 924-926.
[1]周贤刚,钟渠,杨闯,杨丽霞,张毅.基于聚类分析的肌筋膜炎证候分类及其病机治法探讨[J].中医杂志,2008(10):924-926. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.10.030.

ZHOU Xian-gang1, ZHONG Qu2, YANG Chuang1, et al. Study on the TCM Pathogenesis and Syndrome Differentiation of Myofascitis by Cluster Analysis[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2008, (10): 924-926. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.10.030.

摘要

目的探讨肌筋膜炎的中医证候分类及其病机与治法。方法通过对116例肌筋膜炎病例进行动态观察

建立肌筋膜炎病例中医四诊症状数据库

采用频数统计与聚类分析等数理统计方法

对肌筋膜炎的证候进行归纳分析

并在此基础上探讨其病机与治法。结果通过聚类分析

肌筋膜炎患者的中医四诊症状被归为寒湿凝筋证和气滞血瘀证两类

以前者为主。肌筋膜炎的发病与筋络劳损和寒湿邪气侵袭关系密切。结论寒湿凝筋为主兼以气滞血瘀是肌筋膜炎的基本证型

聚类分析可用于疾病的证候分类。

Abstract

Objective To study the TCM syndromes

pathogenesis and treatment methods of myofascitis.Methods The symptom database was established through dynamic observation on 116 cases of myofascitis.TCM syndrome classification of myofascitis was analyzed with frequency statistics and cluster analysis for studying its pathogenesis and treatment methods.Results The cluster analysis showed that myofascitis can be classified into TCM syndromes of cold-damp stagnation in muscles and tendons and qi stagnation with blood stasis

with the former as the main one.Its incidence was closely related to strain of muscles and tendons and invasion of cold-damp.Conclusion The cold-damp stagnation in muscles and tendons complicated with qi stagnation and blood stasis is the basic syndrome of myofascitis.The cluster analysis can be used in the study of syndrome differentiation.

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