ZHANG Fenyan, LI Yuanyuan, XIE Yanming, et al. Characteristic Analysis of Diseases and Syndromes in 9539 Cases of Peptic Ulcer Based on Hospital Information System[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2014, 55(20): 1777-1780.
ZHANG Fenyan, LI Yuanyuan, XIE Yanming, et al. Characteristic Analysis of Diseases and Syndromes in 9539 Cases of Peptic Ulcer Based on Hospital Information System[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2014, 55(20): 1777-1780.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2014.20.018.
Objective To study the characteristics of demography
traditional Chinese medicine( TCM) syndromes and complications in patients with peptic ulcer( PU) on the basis of Hospital Information System( HIS).Methods Information on the hospitalized PU patients was collected in 20 top-three hospitals from October 2003 to May 2011 on the basis of HIS. The age
gender
hospitalized department
hospitalized way
hospital stay
hospital fees
western medicine diagnosis
TCM syndrome
concomitant diseases and complications were analyzed. Results There were 6 507 males
2 339 females and 693 unlabeled genders in 9 539 hospitalized PU patients. The patients aged from 18 to 100 years old
with a median age of 58. 00. The length of hospital stay was from 1 to 365 days
with a median of 10. 00 days. The total cost of hospitalization was more than 1 000 yuan
with a median of 8 535. 59 yuan.There were 213 patients with TCM syndrome records
including 68 patients with spleen-stomach damp-heat syndrome
47 patients with spleen-stomach deficiency syndrome
19 patients with liver-stomach disharmony syndrome
14 patients with liver-stomach stagnant-heat syndrome
14 patients with qi stagnation blood stasis syndrome
12 patients with spleen failing to manage blood syndrome
and 39 patients with other syndromes. The common concomitant diseases were chronic gastritis
hypertension and coronary heart disease
accounting for 32. 88%
16. 61% and 10. 23%respectively. The common complications were gastrointestinal bleeding
accounting for 22. 85%. Conclusion PU is more common in males. Female patients are older than male patients. The excess syndrome is commonly seen in males but deficiency syndrome is commonly seen in females.