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Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae ; (24): 280-289, 2024.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-1016488

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Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), as a progressive lung disease, has a poor prognosis and no reliable and effective therapies. IPF is mainly treated by organ transplantation and administration of chemical drugs, which are ineffective and induce side effects, failing to meet the clinical needs. Therefore, developing safer and more effective drugs has become an urgent task, which necessitates clear understanding of the pathogenesis of IPF. The available studies about the pathogenesis of IPF mainly focus on macrophage polarization, epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT), oxidative stress, and autophagy, while few studies systematically explain the principles and links of the pathogeneses. According to the traditional Chinese medicine theory, Qi deficiency and blood stasis and Qi-Yang deficiency are the key pathogeneses of IPF. Therefore, the Chinese medicines or compound prescriptions with the effects of replenishing Qi and activating blood, warming Yang and tonifying Qi, and eliminating stasis and resolving phlegm are often used to treat IPF. Modern pharmacological studies have shown that such medicines play a positive role in inhibiting macrophage polarization, restoring redox balance, inhibiting EMT, and regulating cell autophagy. However, few studies report how Chinese medicines regulate the pathways in the treatment of IPF. By reviewing the latest articles in this field, we elaborate on the pathogenesis of IPF and provide a comprehensive overview of the mechanism of the active ingredients or compound prescriptions of Chinese medicines in regulating IPF. Combining the pathogenesis of IPF with the modulating effects of Chinese medicines, we focus on exploring systemic treatment options for IPF, with a view to providing new ideas for the in-depth study of IPF and the research and development of related drugs.

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China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy ; (12)2005.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-564635

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Objective:To study the correlation of leucocyte level of peripheral blood with degree of pyretic pulmonary syndrome in different bacterial pneumonia patients and to provide evidence in clinical practice.Methods:To observe pneumonia patients that had been healed in our respiration department of The Jiangxi Province Chinese Medicine Hospital from January,2006 to December,2007 years,incorporating the non-foundation disease or the chronic obstuctive pulmonary disease or chronic cor corpulmonale,We were to summarize relation degree of pyretic pulnonary syndrome to the white blood cell countingthe neutral granular cell percentage relevance.Results:From the non-foundation disease's pneumonia patients group,degree of pyretic pulnonary syndrome and the peripheral blood white blood cell counting and the neutral granular cell level had obvious relevance(P

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