WU Shuangshuang, RUAN Shanming, QI Yiming. Analysis on Laws of Syndrome Differentiation Prescription by SHEN Minhe to Treat Brain Tumor[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(2): 108-111.
WU Shuangshuang, RUAN Shanming, QI Yiming. Analysis on Laws of Syndrome Differentiation Prescription by SHEN Minhe to Treat Brain Tumor[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(2): 108-111.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.02.006.
Analysis on Laws of Syndrome Differentiation Prescription by SHEN Minhe to Treat Brain Tumor
Objective To conclude SHEN Minhe’s laws of syndrome differentiation prescription in the treatment of brain tumor. Methods Records of 75 patients with brain tumor
who visited SHEN Minhe’s clinic from February2012 to February 2014
with 624 clinical visits in total
were collected. Clinical information was collected and clinical prescription database was established to conduct descriptive analysis on the cumulative frequency
categories
and natures and tastes of medicinals. Also cluster analysis was applied to 50 medicinals with the highest frequency.Results Totally 245 medicinals were prescribed in 624 clinical visits with 75 patients. The cumulative frequency of medicinals was 7017
in which Quanxie( Scorpio
全蝎) had the highest frequency
followed by Fuling [Poria cocos( Schw.) Wolf
茯苓]
Chuanxiong( Ligusticum chuanxiong hort
川芎)
Chenpi( Citrus reticulata Blanco
陈皮)
Gouqizi( Lycium barbarum L.
枸杞子)
Honey cooked Gancao( Radix Glycyrrhizae
炙甘草)
stir-fried Baizhu( Atractylodes macrocephala
炒白术)
Yujin( Curcuma petiolata
郁金)
proccessed Banxia( Pinellia ternata
制半夏). The most frequently used medicinal category was tonify deficiency medicine
followed by the categories of suppressing liver to stop liver-wind
activating blood to dissolve stasis
clearing the heat
and clearing damp and promoting diuresis. The most frequently used nature was neutral
while the most frequently appeared flavor was sweet.The medicines were classified into 29 categories by cluster analysis
involving formulas including Banxia Baizhu Tianma Tang
Qiju Dihuang Wan
Buyang Huanwu Tang
and medicinal pairs including Yujin( Curcuma petiolata
郁金)and Shichangpu( Acorus tatarinowii
石 菖 蒲)
Sharen( Amomum villosum Lour.
砂 仁) and Doukou( Alpinia katsumadai
草豆蔻)
Nüzhenzi( Ligustrum lucidum Ait.
女贞子) and Mohanlian( Herba Echiptae
墨旱莲)
Chuanxiong( Ligusticum chuanxiong hort
川芎) and Gegen( Puerariae Radix
葛根)
Zhishi( Citrus aurantium L.
枳实) and Houpo( Magnolia officinalis Rehd. et Wils.
厚朴)
Gouteng [Uncaria sinensis( Oliv.) Havil.
钩藤]and Shijueming( Concha Haliotidis
石决明)
Tianhuafen( Trichosanthis Radix
天花粉) and Maidong( Ophiopogon japonicus
麦冬). Conclusion In the treatment of brain tumor
Dr. SHEN Minhe mainly invigorates the spleen and kidney with the supplemental methods and associates with methods of stopping liver-wind and unclogging meridians
activating blood to remove stasis
resolving toxins to resist cancer
and expelling phlegm and alleviating water retention. And he is good at prescribing Chinese medicines with nature of sweet
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