Myocardial bridging phenomenon is not invariable: A case report.

Background: Myocardial bridging is a common anatomical malformation, and the milking effect is a characteristic phenomenon of myocardial bridging in coronary angiography. Generally, the phenomenon is invariable. However, this article reports an inconceivably rare myocardial bridging phenomenon that breaks through our conventional views.

[Filtration of active fractions with hemostasis effect from platycladi cacumen carbonisatum].

Objective: To discuss the hemostasis of the different polarities of Platycladi Cacumen Carbonisatum (PCC) on the blood heat and hemorrhage syndrome rat model induced by dry yeast.

Method: The SD rats were divided into seven groups. Yunnan Baiyao was taken as the positive control drug.