南京中医药大学学报

2005, 21(2)

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Exploration of Connotation and Denotation of Construction of Specialty of Traditional Chinese Pharmaceutics

CAI Bao-chang, DING An-wei, LI Wei-dong

2005, 21(2): 69-71.

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Based on an retrospect of the achievements in the construction of the specialty of traditional Chinese pharmaceutics in the past four years, the authors emphasize the necessity of the development of the specialty with time, the construction of potential strength of the specialty, the promotion of the academic level of the specialty to lead the development of related specialties and constant increase of the comprehensive ability in teaching and scientific research of our school.

2005, 21(2): 71-71.

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On Academic Concepts and Development Strategy of TCM Pediatrics

WANG Shou-chuan, YU Xiao-wei

2005, 21(2): 72-74.

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At the new historical stage, it is necessary for doctors of TCM pediatrics to ascertain some of the academic concepts such as connotation and extension, division of specialties and strategies of TCM pediatrics development based on standardization, personnel cultivation, increase of therapeutic effect and scientific research, so as to provide basis for scientific modernization.

Several Questions Concerning Construction of Specialty of History and Literature of Traditional Chinese Medicine

ZHAO Guo-ping

2005, 21(2): 75-78.

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With the aim of "inheritance, development, systemization and improvement" of Chinese medicine, there exists close relationship among the original second-class specialties in the history and literature of traditional Chinese medicine. The range and complexity of the specialties determines the complexity of the extension of the specialties and the diversity of the structure of personnel knowledge. Emphasis in research should be laid on inheriting traditional Chinese medicine, cultivating versatile personnel in literature information of traditional Chinese medicine, revealing the regularities of traditional Chinese medicine, developing the theories of traditional Chinese medicine and increasing the level of diagnosis and treatment.

Conception of Different Kinds of Qi during Acupuncture Treatment and Their Interrelationship

XU Heng-ze, LI Shou-dong

2005, 21(2): 79-81.

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The routine operation of acupuncture include insertion, manipulation, needle retention and needle withdrawal. In actual operation, other factors are also involved, which are far more complicated. This paper deals with different kinds of qi in the manipulation of needles in acupuncture treatment and ways to deal with them properly.

Evaluation of Therapeutic Effect in Acupuncture Treatment

2005, 21(2): 82-83.

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Connotation and Denotation of Study of Pharmacology of Traditional Chinese Medical Formulae

SUN Shi-fa

2005, 21(2): 84-86.

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The study of pharmacology of traditional Chinese medical formulae involves two aspects: prescription and form of medication. The definition of the connotation and denotation of the study of pharmacology of traditional Chinese medical formulae should be determined completely based on history, objectivity and development, so as to enable the study of pharmacology of traditional Chinese medical formulae to become a comprehensive and systematic project with the theory of traditional Chinese medicine as the basis supported by modern technology and multidisciplinary intervention.

Connotation and Denotation of Study of TCM Nephropathy

2005, 21(2): 87-88.

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Effect of Syndrome Differentiation on Plasma FIB and Blood Lipid of Coronary Heart Disease Patients after Interventional Therapy

2005, 21(2): 89-92.

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Effect of Qiangxin Granule on Cell Factor of Patients with Chronic Heart Failure

2005, 21(2): 93-94.

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Clinical Investigation on Treatment of Cerebral Hypofunction of Type 2 Diabetes Patients with Naoshenkang Decoction

2005, 21(2): 95-97.

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On Therapeutic Effect of Jingdan Decoction in Treatment of 62 Cases of Cholecystolithiasis

2005, 21(2): 98-100.

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Research and Development of Chitosan Microballoons of Alkaline Collagenoblast Growth Factor

2005, 21(2): 101-102.

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Effect of Chinese Drugs with Anti-oxidation Function on Protein Non-enzyme Glycosylation

SUN Min, SUN Jing, ZHU Quan

2005, 21(2): 103-105.

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OBJECTIVE To observe the effect of Picrorhiza rhizome and Hypericum perforatum on in vitro protein non-enzyme glycosylation, evaluate the relationship between the anti-oxidation effect and non-enzyme glycosylation, and analyze the possibility of their use in the treatment of diabetes. METHOD BSA and glucose were used to produce an in vitro system for non-enzyme glycosylation, and the reaction fluid was divided into a control group and groups with different concentration, which were incubated for 60 days. The fluorescent value of each groups were then determined. RESULT The two drugs with different concentrations could markedly and dose-dependently inhibit the formation of AGEs. CONCLUSION The two drugs can inhibit the protein non-enzyme glycosylation, which is probably related to their anti-oxidation function.

Comparison among Four Different Kinds of Modified "Simiao Powder" in Their Anti-gout Effect

SHI Le, XU Li, YIN Lian

2005, 21(2): 106-107.

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OBJECTIVE To compare among four different kinds of modified "Simiao Powder" in their effect in inhibiting swelling of rats induced by MSU and acute toxicity.METHOD Rat swelling models were made induced by MSU in order to observe the anti-inflammatory effect of modified "Simiao Powder".RESULT Prescription A turned out to be most effective and rapid in its inhibiting effect, with long durations.The dosage of prescription A was 126 times that of the dosage of MTD and no marked acute toxic effect was found.CONCLUSION Among the four prescriptions, prescription A has the most marked anti-inflammatory effect with low toxic response.

Experimental Study on Tumor-inhibiting Effect of Meletin and Alabastra SophoraeJaponicae on Lewis Lung Cancer of Mice

2005, 21(2): 108-110.

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A Study on Quality Standard of Compound Xinyi Oral Liquid

2005, 21(2): 111-112.

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Professor Zhang Gucai''''s Clinical Characteristics

2005, 21(2): 113-115.

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Professor Xia Guicheng''''s Experience in Treating Perimenopausal Syndrome

2005, 21(2): 116-117.

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2005, 21(2): 117-117.

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Professor Jin Miaowen''''s Experience in Treating Viral Myocarditis

2005, 21(2): 118-119.

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Professor Wu Chengyu''''s Experience in Treating Epilepsy

2005, 21(2): 120-121.

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2005, 21(2): 121-121.

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Treatment of Diseases of Spleen and Stomach in Children with Acupuncture and Chinese Medicines

XU Guo-jie

2005, 21(2): 122-123.

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This paper presents the experience in the treatment of diseases of the spleen and stomach in children with acupuncture and Chinese medicines with the method of activating the spleen.

2005, 21(2): 124-124.

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Determination of Content of Kakkonein and Ferulic Acid in Tongmai Granule with Double-wavelength Gradient Elution

CUI Xiao-bing, ZHANG Ke-wei, CHI Yu-mei, CAI Hao, LI Wei

2005, 21(2): 125-126.

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The effects on anaesthetized dog''''s cerebral circulation of Zhennaoqing

2005, 21(2): 127-128.

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