The Correlation Analysis Of TCM Syndrome Types Of Posterior Circulation Ischemia With Physicochemical Index And Imaging Changes

ObjectiveBy analyzing the relationship with TCM syndrome of Posterior Circulation Ischemia and physicochemical index or imaging changes, the subject is to discuss the difference between TCM syndrome of posterior circulation ischemia, and then reveals the relevance between essence of TCM syndrome and objective index, which introduce objective index for early diagnosis, treatment, prognosis and TCM intervention in the Posterior circulation ischemia, so that Chinese medicine for the treatment of posterior circulation ischemia is higher scientific.MethodsIn this study,-a retrospective analysis of research methods is used. To collect relevant data of the patients which was diagnosed with Posterior circulation ischemia in our hospital from January to December2013, which include general information, four diagnostic data, relevant physicochemical indexes such as blood lipid, uric acid and imaging changes, and then analyze these data with the statistical method such as Logistic regression analysis test and Chi-square test etc.ResultsThe study showed that, the inpatients in our hospital is more men than women, and61-70age is more common. The patients with PCI usually merge into some underlying diseases, for example, hypertension, one of the most common diabetes mellitus, coronary heart disease, stroke and cervical spondylosis.The most common etiology vascular lesions of PCI is atherosclerosis, and vascular stenosis, tortuosity and developmental variation can lead to the PCI.This topic showed TCM syndromes were not associated with the level of the blood vessel stenosis in PCI.On the TG indicators, a statistically significant difference was between phlegm turbidity and liver-yang hyperactivity, P<0.05; and the same with phlegm turbidity and kidney-essence deficiency, phlegm turbidity and qi-blood deficiency. Then use the Logistic regression analysis suggested that phlegm turbidity had a positive correlation with TG, P<0.05, a statistical significance.On the TCH indicators, a statistically significant difference was between phlegm turbidity and liver-yang hyperactivity, P<0.05; and the same with phlegm turbidity and kidney-essence deficiency, phlegm turbidity and qi-blood deficiency. Then use the Logistic regression analysis suggested that phlegm turbidity had a positive correlation with TCH, P<0.05, a statistical significance, and the qi-blood deficiency had a negative correlation with TCH, P<0.05, a statistical significance.On the LDL indicators, a statistically significant difference was between phlegm turbidity and liver-yang hyperactivity, P<0.05; and the same with phlegm turbidity and kidney-essence deficiency, phlegm turbidity and qi-blood deficiency. Then use the Logistic regression analysis suggested that phlegm turbidity had a positive correlation with LDL, P<0.05, a statistical significance, and the liver-yang hyperactivity had a negative correlation with TCH, P<0.05, a statistical significance.On the HDL indicators, a statistically significant difference was between phlegm turbidity and qi-blood deficiency, P<0.05; and the same with liver-yang hyperactivity and qi-blood deficiency. Then use the Logistic regression analysis suggested that phlegm turbidity had a negative correlation with HDL, P<0.05, a statistical significance, and the qi-blood deficiency had a positive correlation with TCH, P<0.05, a statistical significance.On the HDL indicators, a statistically significant difference was between phlegm turbidity and qi-blood deficiency, P<0.05; and the same with phlegm turbidity and kidney-essence deficiency, and a statistically significant difference was between liver-yang hyperactivity and qi-blood deficiency, the same with liver-yang hyperactivity and kidney-essence deficiency.ConclusionThe inpatients in our hospital is more men than women, and61-70age is more common, and hypertension is the most common risk factor. The most common etiology vascular lesions of PCI are atherosclerosis, and vascular stenosis, tortuosity and developmental variation can lead to the PCI. In clinical work, the Blood lipid and uric acid index usually had differences among different syndromes, which has some significance for TCM clinical and medication.