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Objective To discuss the clinical effect and influence combination of drugs on the functions of target organs in the patients with salt-sensitive hypertension.Methods 125 patients with salt-sensitive hypertension, their clinical data retrospec-tively analyzed, divided into two groups, treated with coaprovel and felodipine combined with irbesartan respectively for 8 weeks.The levels of left ventricular mass index (LVMI), fasting blood glucose (FBG), triglyceride (TC), total cholesterol (TC) and blood 2-microglobulin (2-MG) during the treatment were then observed.Results The amplitude of blood pressure was significantly lower in the coaprovel group after 4 weeks and 8 weeks of treatment in the patients with salt -sensitive hypertension.However, there was no statistical difference of effectiveness between the coaprovel group ( 81.0%) and the felodipine combined with irbesartan group (83.9%).The decrease range of LVMI showed significantly better results in the coaprovel group (28.9 ±7.3).Moreover, there was no statistical difference in other indexes between two groups or before and after treatment .Conclusion Coaprovel has a similar cura-tive effect with felodipine combined with irbesartan in the treatment of patients with salt -sensitive hypertension.It has more signifi-cant protective effect for heart damage .
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OBJECTIVE:To discuss the working pattern and importance of providing pharmaceutical care for medical staff and patients. METHODS:The practical experiences of providing integrated pharmaceutical care for medical staff and patients in our hospital were summarized. RESULTS&CONCLUSION:Only new working pattern of human- oriented hospital pharmacy is established and pharmaceutical care for medical staff and patients is provided,does the combination of pharmacists,doctors and nurses in the medical practice realize.
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OBJECTIVE:To discuss the application of pharmacoeconomics in "Treating Preventable Diseases" in traditional Chinese medicine. METHODS:Based on the brief introduction of pharmacoeconomics and the theory of "Treating Preventable Diseases",and taking preventing cerebral infarction by using drugs for invigorating blood circulation and eliminating stasis as example to analyze the feasibility and significance of pharmacoeconomics in the study of "Treating Preventable Diseases". RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS:The application of pharmacoeconomics in evaluating the theory of "Treating Preventable Diseases" will establish an objective evaluation system of Traditional Chinese Medicine and guide the rational use of drugs in clinic.