A Retrospective Study On The Correlation Between TCM Syndromes And Objective Indicators Of 100 Cases Of Chronic Glomerulonephritis

Purpose: A retrospective study on chronic glomerulonephritis (prophase) distribution lawof TCM syndromes and syndrome classification and age, gender, disease duration, proteinuria,hematuria,24-hour urinary protein quantitative serum albumin, triglyceride, total cholesterol,and other objective indicators of relevance. Study on TCM syndromes of objective questions,provided the basis for further guidance on clinical practice of traditional Chinese medicine.Materials and methods:1. Collected in January2013-December2013, Liaoning university of Traditional ChineseMedicine, First Affiliated hospital urology department cases of hospitalized patients withchronic glomerulonephritis (prophase), in accordance with the set of diagnostic criteria,inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria,100cases were recorded cases.2. The use of Excel and SPSS17.0statistical software for data analysis, the distribution ofTCM, TCM and gender, age, disease duration, urine protein, urinary microscopic red bloodrelations chi-square test, TCM and24-hour urinary protein quantitative serum albumin,triglycerides, total cholesterol, were subject to normal relations, which satisfy thehomogeneity of variance were analyzed using One-Way Anova, who did not meet thehomogeneity of variance using the Kruskal-Wallis H rank sum test.Results:1. Chronic nephritis syndrome type of traditional Chinese medicine distributioncharacteristics: in fundamental symptom the most common syndrome of Kidney-Qideficiency syndrome, followed by Qi deficiency of spleen and kidney syndrome, and thesyndrome of Kidney-Yang deficiency, kidney-Yin deficiency and Qi-Yin deficiencysyndrome was rare; during incidental symptom distribution without incidental symptompermitted up, followed by blood silt and damp pathogen, and simple water-wetness andwetness-heat syndrome was rare. 2.100cases of chronic nephritis patients to shared a maximum number of36-55years old.TCM chronic nephritis patients was statistically significant relationship with age (P<0.05), atall ages with Kidney-Qi deficiency syndrome in the most common, without incidentalsymptom in the incidental symptom those who most common. TCM syndrome and gender,disease duration was no significant difference (P>0.05).3. In fundamental symptom proteinuria of chronic glomerulonephritis in Qi deficiency ofspleen and kidney syndrome was the most common, at least in proteinuria of Kidney-Qideficiency syndrome; in incidental symptom proteinuria of without incidental symptom andblood silt and damp pathogen was the most common.4. The relationship between TCM syndrome type and hematuria: in fundamental symptomvarious syndromes existed significant differences in the urine microscopic detection of redblood cells (P<0.05), and Kidney-Qi deficiency syndrome and microscopic levels of red bloodcells in urine was relevant.5. In TCM relationship with24h urinary protein analysis, the average level of Qi deficiencyof spleen and kidney syndrome was higher than other syndromes; in the detection of serumalbumin, Qi deficiency of spleen and kidney syndrome among this credit average wasobviously on the low side.6. During the analysis on the relationship with triglycerides, every syndrome type oftraditional Chinese medicine are no difference in statistics (P>0.05); in serum total cholesteroltest, Qi deficiency of spleen and kidney syndrome patients was significantly higher than theaverage level of the other fundamental symptom, with significant differences (P<0.01).Conclusions:1. Different TCM syndrome types of chronic nephritis exist differences in distribution: thedeficiency syndrome by highest incidence of Kidney-Qi deficiency syndrome, and pathogenicfactor was given priority to with dampness, heat, blood stasis.2. Age of onset mostly middle-aged patients with chronic nephritis; course of patients withinfive years the high side. In different age groups, the most common symptom in fundamentalsymptom was Kidney-Qi deficiency syndrome, and without incidental symptom was mostwelcome. 3. TCM syndrome types associated with proteinuria relationship: in fundamental symptomproteinuria of chronic glomerulonephritis in Qi deficiency of spleen and kidney syndromewas the most common, at least in proteinuria of Kidney-Qi deficiency syndrome; in incidentalsymptom proteinuria of without incidental symptom and blood silt and damp pathogen wasthe most common.4. Kidney-Qi deficiency syndrome was closely related hematuria.5. Qi deficiency of spleen and kidney syndrome showed a positive correlation with24-hoururinary protein quantitative serum albumin levels, and decreased serum albumin levels can beused as Qi deficiency of spleen and kidney syndrome reference.6. Correlation between TCM syndrome and serum total cholesterol: total serum cholesterol inpatients with Qi deficiency of spleen and kidney syndrome average maximum.