Stage-Based Intervention in Atherosclerosis Using the "Attacking,Supplementing,Dispersing,Dissipating" Method Based on the Accumulation Syndrome Theory
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Stage-Based Intervention in Atherosclerosis Using the "Attacking,Supplementing,Dispersing,Dissipating" Method Based on the Accumulation Syndrome Theory
Journal of Traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 66, Issue 7, Pages: 685-689(2025)
LUAN Yujie,YUAN Chenlu,CHEN Zizhen,et al.Stage-Based Intervention in Atherosclerosis Using the "Attacking,Supplementing,Dispersing,Dissipating" Method Based on the Accumulation Syndrome Theory[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2025,66(07):685-689.
LUAN Yujie,YUAN Chenlu,CHEN Zizhen,et al.Stage-Based Intervention in Atherosclerosis Using the "Attacking,Supplementing,Dispersing,Dissipating" Method Based on the Accumulation Syndrome Theory[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2025,66(07):685-689.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2025.07.006.
Stage-Based Intervention in Atherosclerosis Using the "Attacking,Supplementing,Dispersing,Dissipating" Method Based on the Accumulation Syndrome Theory
Atherosclerosis is a complex pathological condition resulting from lipid deposition, chronic inflammatory responses, and fibrosis, with a prolonged disease course and multifactorial etiology. Based on the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) theory of accumulation syndrome, atherosclerosis can be classified under this category, with its pathogenesis involving phlegm, blood stasis, deficiency, and accumulation. This paper proposed a stage-based intervention strategy using the four therapeutic principles of "attacking, supplementing, dispersing, dissipating", and divided into six stages based on the pathological progression, including the stage of accumulation before formation, the sta
ge of accumulation already formed, the stage of nucleus accumulation, the stage of nucleus accumulation decay, the stage of nucleus accumulation consolidation, and the stage of severe stenosis of nucleus. At different stages, the intervention focuses on reinforcing healthy
qi
and consolidating the root, tonifying the kidneys and spleen, dispersing and removing turbidity, removing phlegm stagnation, promoting
qi
circulation, dispersing accumulations and removing stasis, attacking accumulation and expelling stasis, directing the turbid downward and dispersing accumulation, and treatment would be adjusted based on specific symptoms, which provides a theoretical framework for the prevention and treatment of atherosclerosis with TCM.
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