Crucial computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging findings of fallopian tubal tuberculosis for diagnosis: a retrospective study of 26 cases.

Background: Fallopian tubal tuberculosis (FTTB), which typically presents with non-specific clinical symptoms and mimics ovarian malignancies clinically and radiologically, often affects young reproductive females and can lead to infertility if not promptly managed. Early diagnosis by imaging modalities is crucial for initiating timely anti-tuberculosis (anti-TB) treatment. Currently, comprehensive radiological descriptions of this relatively rare disease are limited.

[Clinical observation on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease of acute aggravating stage treated with activating blood circulation to remove blood stasis recipe].

Objective: To investigate the clinical efficiency of activating blood circulation to remove blood stasis recipe (ARR) in treatment of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) of acute aggravating stage.

Methods: Adopting the prospective randomized controlled method, sixty patients with COPD of acute aggravating stage were divided into two groups. Patients in the treated group (n = 32) was subdivided into four subtypes, Phlegm-Heat accumulation in Fei type, Phlegm-Dampness accumulation in Fei type, Fei-Shen Yin deficiency type and Fei-Pi Qi deficiency type.