[Exploration of TCM syndrome differentiation of coronary heart disease and coronary arteriography].

Zhongguo Zhong Xi Yi Jie He Za Zhi

National Integrative Medicine Center for Cardiovascular Diseases, China-Japan Friendship Hospital, Beijing.

Published: January 2007

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Coronary arteriography (CAG) examination is the widely accepted gold standard for diagnosis of coronary heart disease (CHD) nowadays. In order to explore the situation and value of CAG applied in TCM syndrome differentiation of CHD, and to facilitate the research on disease-syndrome diagnosis of CHD in integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine (ICWM), the relationship between coronary arterial pathological changes and the TCM syndrome types was probed through reviewing literatures concerning the application of CAG in studying syndrome differentiation of CHD since 2000. The results showed that syndrome types are correlated to the severity and number affected of coronary artery branches. Along with the aggravation of CHD, TCM syndrome typing become even more complicated. There is a gap between the previous detectable index for CHD as well as the TCM syndrome typing and clinical practice. CAG is of vital importance in exploring rules of integrated syndrome differentiation and disease diagnosis of CHD. Therefore, to launch a nationwide multi-centric study on large sample of syndrome differentiation with ICWM is necessary, which should be based on the evidence-based medicine and by dint of the modern medical detecting technique to conduct the study comprehensively in combining differentiation of syndrome and disease, and in both macroscopic and microscopic views.

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