Font Size: a A A

Effects And Its Mechanism Of EBSPTR Therapy On Therapeutic Angiogenesis In Rats Hind Limb Ischemic Models

Posted on:2003-01-17Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:J K ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:1104360062495220Subject:Basic Theory of TCM
Abstract/Summary:PDF Full Text Request
Objective: 1. To investigate the process of fountain and development about therapeutic Rules of EBSPTR (Eliminate blood stasis and promote tissue regeneration) in TCM and its clinical application method, so as to clarify inside of the theories and to expand its the new application area., 2.To study the efficiency and its mechanism of Shenghua soup (SHT) as remedy of The EBSPTR therapy for therapeutic angiogenesis in the ischemic disease.Methods: 1. The theories research adopts method towards bibliographic retrieval. 2. The experiment study: 50 Wistar rats (male 200-250g) were randomly divided into 5 groups: group A, normal control; group B, hind limb ischemic models control; group C, small dosage of SHT; group D, middle dosage of SHT; group E, high dosage of SHT. Rats hind limb ischemic models caused by the right side femoral artery excision. On post operation days 30 took skeletal muscle tissues samples from adductor magnus musle, which was use to assay the micro vascular density (MVD) of skeletal muscle in rats. Expression of VEGF mRNA and its receptor2 flk-1/KDR mRNA of skeletal muscle in rats was detected with ISHH methods, Expression of CD34 and was studied with immunohistochemistry.Results: 1.Therapeutic Rules of Eliminate Blood Stasis and Promote Tissue Regeneration (EBSPTR) were originated from philosophic thoughts of antiquity and the theories of Yin-Yang. The rules were developed and formed in The Ming Dynasty and The Ching Dynasty. 2.The EBSPTR have a function promote collateral vessel. The theory of EBSPTR is based on the ancientphilosophic viewpoint "things turn into their opposites when they reach the extreme." And the intermingling and combination of Yin and Vang can produce a new thing. 3.Different dosage of SHT could increase and induced significantly the expression of VEGFmRNA in rats hind limb ischemia models (p<0.05). 4.Middle dosage of SHT could significantly increase and induced the expression of VEGFR2 (FLK-1/KDR) mRNA in rats hind limb ischemia models (p<0.05). 5.High and middle dosage of SHT could significantly increased MYD of skeletal muscle tissues in rats hind limb ischemia models. (P<0.05).Conclusions: In the light of the above studies, we may safely conclude that it is reasonable and useful for rule and remedy of EBSPTR to use for therapeutic angiogenesis; EBSPTR therapy with SHT could be applicable to ischemic and occlusive vascular disease. SHT could enhance angiogenesis of ischemic tissues in adult rats. Its Action may be realized by the mechanism that up-regulation Expression of VEGF mRNA and its receptor2 flk-1/KDR mRNA of skeletal muscle in rats hind limb ischemia.
Keywords/Search Tags:therapeutic principle investigation, TCM(traditional Chinese medicine), EBSPTR(Eliminate Blood Stasis and Promote Tissue Regeneration), SHT (Extract from traditional Chinese medicinal herb recipe "Shenghua soup"), Rats hind limb ischemic models
PDF Full Text Request
Related items
Effects And Its Mechanism Of EBSPTR Therapy On Therapeutic Angiogenesis In Rats MCAO Models
Simultaneous Quantitation Of Flavonols Of An Active Extract From Gossypium Herbaceam L By Tandem Mass Spectrometry And Comparison Analysis For Metabolites In Vivo
An Analysis Of The Clinical Efficacy Of External Therapy Of Traditional Chinese Medicine Combined With Traditional Chinese And Western Medicine In The Treatment Of Acute Ischemic Stroke With Blood Stasis Obstructing Collaterals
Protection Effects On Patients With Myelosuppressive Reaction After Chemotherapy By The Traditional Chinese Medicine Method About Invigorating The Spleen And Kidney And Removing Blood Stasis
The Effect Of Apoplexy Rehabilitation Decoction In Treating Limb Sensory Disturbance In Convalescent Stage Of Ischemic Stroke With Qi Deficiency And Phlegm Stasis Type
Herb Selection And Safety Issues For Breast Cancer Patients Using Traditional Chinese Medicine Plus Conventional Therapies
Clinical Research On The Conbined Treatment Of Traditional Chinese Medicine And Western Medicine Of Damp Invasion Of Lower Energizer On Bacterial Vaginosis
Investigation On Clinical Application Of Traditional Chinese Medicine And Traditional Chinese Medicine
Therapeutic Effect Of Traditional Chinese Medicine Scrubbing Combined With Upper Limb Functional Exercise On Upper Limb Lymphedema After Breast Cancer Operation
10 Traditional Chinese Medicine For Activating Blood Circulation And Eliminating Stasis Of Hepatic Fibrosis Rats And Its Effect On The TGF-β1/Smad Signaling Pathways