Research on the Elements of Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome and Syndrome Differentiation Rule of Ulcerative Colitis based on Complex Network and Latent Structure Model
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Research on the Elements of Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome and Syndrome Differentiation Rule of Ulcerative Colitis based on Complex Network and Latent Structure Model
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Journal of Traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 64, Issue 3, Pages: 280-287(2023)
SHEN Zhaofeng,LIU Xiaojuan,ZHU Lei,et al.Research on the Elements of Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome and Syndrome Differentiation Rule of Ulcerative Colitis based on Complex Network and Latent Structure Model[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2023,64(03):280-287.
SHEN Zhaofeng,LIU Xiaojuan,ZHU Lei,et al.Research on the Elements of Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome and Syndrome Differentiation Rule of Ulcerative Colitis based on Complex Network and Latent Structure Model[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2023,64(03):280-287.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2023.03.012.
Research on the Elements of Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome and Syndrome Differentiation Rule of Ulcerative Colitis based on Complex Network and Latent Structure Model增强出版
To systematically explore the distribution and evolution of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) syndrome elements of ulcerative colitis (UC), and to provide scientific basis for quantifying clinical syndrome differentiation rules and standardizing TCM syndrome diagnosis.
Methods
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A case report form for clinical observation was developed based on the item pool of the four examinations of UC established in the previous stage, and patient information was collected prospectively to build a UC clinical feature database. R software was used for statistical analysis, and IBM SPSS Mo-deler software Apriori algorithm was adopted for complex network association analysis. Lantern platform LTM-EAST (BI) algorithm was used to construct latent structure analysis model. The Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC) was used for model evaluation, and the association rule network diagram and hidden tree structure diagram were drawn. Man-machine integration was used for model interpretation, and the distribution of TCM syndrome elements and the rules of syndrome differentiation were excavated.
Results
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Finally, 405 UC patients were included, involving 162 TCM information (symptoms) items of the four examinations The top 10 symptoms in terms of cumulative frequency were teeth-marked tongue, fatigue, pus and blood in the stool, pale red tongue, borborygmus, thready wiry pulse, abdominal dull pain, diarrhea, thin white coating, fear of cold. Thirty-two strong association rules were obtained through the complex network association rule analysis, finding 9 core symptoms and signs (groups) including diarrhea, pus and blood in the stool, abdominal dull pain, fatigue, borborygmus, thin white coating, pale red tongue, teeth-marked tongue, and thready wiry pulse, which indicated the basic characteristics and common manifestations of UC. The hidden structure analysis obtained 19 hidden variables, and the BIC model score was -11449.87; six comprehensive clustering structure models showed that the mainly involved disease locations were large intestine, spleen, stomach, liver, kidney, and lung, and the pathological factors included damp heat, heat toxin,
qi
stagnation,
qi
deficiency,
yang
deficiency, blood stasis and others. Large intestine damp-heat, spleen-stomach
qi
deficiency, spleen deficiency leading to damp encumbrance, blood stasis in the intestinal collaterals, liver constraint and spleen deficiency, and spleen-kidney
yang
deficiency were the six common syndromes.
Conclusion
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The commonly seen syndromes of UC include large intestine damp-heat, spleen-stomach
qi
deficiency, spleen deficiency leading to damp encumbrance, blood stasis in the intestinal collaterals, liver constraint and spleen deficiency, and spleen-kidney
yang
deficiency. The hidden structure model reflects the disease location, disease nature, and the relationship between syndromes and symptoms, laying a certain foundation for the standardization of TCM syndrome research in UC.
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