益气活血法治疗老年不稳定性心绞痛30例（Treatment of 30 cases of senile unstable angina pectoris by supplementing qi and activating blood circulation）.docVIP

益气活血法治疗老年不稳定性心绞痛30例（Treatment of 30 cases of senile unstable angina pectoris by supplementing qi and activating blood circulation） Treatment of 30 cases of senile unstable angina pectoris by supplementing qi and activating blood circulation Update Date: 2009-04-10 click: It was Shaorong Nongan Keywords unstable angina pectoris; elderly; Shengmai injection; Xuefu Zhuyu Decoction; supplementing qi and activating blood circulation; treatment and application; Unstable angina pectoris is a general term for unstable angina symptoms. Often reflects coronary artery disease and myocardial blood supply and demand imbalances have developed, the condition is serious, can often lead to acute myocardial infarction and sudden death. In order to improve the level of emergency treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, we are in intensive care with Shengmai Injection plus Blood Stasis Decoction in Treating 30 cases of unstable angina, and 31 cases were randomly divided into western medicine group, the report is as follows. 1 clinical information 61 cases of elderly patients hospitalized in our hospital during the past 1995~1999 years, all have typical angina pectoris history of coronary heart disease, have been diagnosed with coronary heart disease. This was because of severe symptoms, unstable angina pectoris diagnosis criteria: angina symptoms, frequent seizures, long duration or angina appeared in the rest, the attack continued more than 15min, with ST segment of electrocardiogram increases, or no change, no recent abnormal Q wave, there is no serum enzyme increased 1. After admission, single and double numbers were divided into 2 groups, and even numbers were treated with Chinese medicine. The single number was the western medicine control group. Chinese medicine treatment group 30 cases, male 19 cases, female 11 cases; age ranged from 61 to 78 years old, the average age of 67.5; the longest duration of 15 years, the shortest 3 years, an average of 7.2 years; TCM Syndrome Type: