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OBJECTIVE: To report the current situation of dialysis and transplantation in Foshan City. METHODS: A total of 18 hospitals performed dialysis filled the registration forms, which comprised situations of hospital, staff establishment, blood purification developing, blood purification equipments, hemodialysis patients, peritoneal dialysis patients, and acute renal failure patients. The registration time was form the beginning to ending of 2007, and the information was statistical analyzed.RESULTS: Totally 18 hospitals in Foshan district performed hemodialysis and 6 of them offered peritoneal dialysis simultaneously. There were 155 hemodialysis machines, 6 CRRT machines, and 15 dialyser reuse devices. Totally 1 718 patients received dialysis in 2007 year, including 93.60% hemodialysis patients and 6.40% peritoneal dialysis patients. Until the end of 2007, 1011 patients were received dialysis treatment, including 90.60% hemodialysis and 9.40% peritoneal dialysis. Glomerulonephritis (47.1%) was still the first primary disease of dialysis, then diabetic nephropathy (28%), third arteriosclerosis nephropathy (9.7%), fourth obstructive nephropathy (3.2%). Totally 743 hemodialysis patients stopped treating for reasons of death, improvement or recovery, changed to peritoneal dialysis, kidney transplantation, transfer, economics and lost follow-up, accounted for 20.3%, 20.1%, 7.2%, 4.1%, 21.5%, 20.2% and 6.6%, respectively. Cerebrovascular disease, cardiovascular disease, infection, dystrophy, synthetic factors and other were the main reasons for death, which accounted for 16.6%, 28%, 17.2%, 3.2%, 18.4% and 16.6%. A total of 16 patients stopped peritoneal dialysis for death (68.7%), improvement or recovery (18.7%), changed to hemodialysis (7.1%), or lost follow-up (6.3%). The causes of death were cerebrovascular disease (21.4%), cardiovascular disease (7.1%), infection (28.6%) and others (42.9%).CONCLUSION: There are 18 hospitals can perform dialysis treatment in Foshan district. Glomerulonephritis, diabetic nephropathy, arteriosclerosis nephropathy and obstructive nephropathy are the first four primary diseases of dialysis. Cerebrovascular disease and infection are the main causes of death.
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Objective To investigate the characteristics of traditional Chinese medical syndromes and syndrome patterns in diabetic nephropathy (DN) from delta regions of pearl river. Methods A cross-section and retrospective trial was carried out in 292 DN inpatients from four hospitals(the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of TCM, Foshan Hospital of TCM, Shenzhen Hospital of TCM, and Zhongshan Hospital of TCM) from January, 2003 to December, 2005. Demographic information, past history, symptoms and laboratory parameters of the patients were collected.Results Of the enrolled 292 patients, there were 14 in the clinical stage Ⅱ, 42 in stage Ⅲ, 210 in stage Ⅳ, and 26 in stage Ⅴ. The manifestations of TCM syndrome were dominated as lassitude and weakness (69.9%), loss of energy (54.1%), dry mouth (49.3%), aching waist (42%), dry mouth and throat (38%), numbness of extremities (69.9%), dry eyes (33.2%) and dry stool (31.5%), but the signs of frequent sighing, night sweating and tidal fever were less found. For the deficiency syndrome patterns, there existed deficiency of kidney (37.7%), spleen (27.7%), heart (8.9%), liver (3.8%) and lung (2.1%) when differentiating the syndromes according the five zang-organs; there was deficiency of yin (32.5%), Qi (19.5%), blood (9.6%) and yang (8.2%) when differentiating the syndromes according to Qi, blood, yin and yang; there were complex deficiency syndromes such as deficiency of Qi and yin (40.4%), deficiency of spleen and kidney Qi (26.4%), deficiency of lung and kidney Qi(4.8%) and deficiency of yin and yang (3.8%). For the excess syndrome patterns, there were blood stasis syndrome (49.7%), damp-heat syndrome (33.2%), water-dampness syndrome (25%), and Qi stagnation syndrome (7.5%). Conclusion The syndrome patterns of DN present the following characteristics: leading deficiency syndromes being kidney deficiency and spleen deficiency when differentiating the syndromes according the five zang-organs, being yin deficiency and Qi deficiency when differentiating the syndromes according to Qi, blood, yin and yang, and complex deficiency syndromes being Qi-yin deficiency and spleen-kidney Qi deficiency. The leading excess syndromes are blood stasis syndrome and damp-heat syndrome. The manifestations of DN are characterized by the concurrence of deficiency and excess, cold and heat. The pathogenesis of DN is classified into deficiency in the root and excess in the branch. The deficiency syndrome mainly involves Qi and yin, and is located in spleen and kidney. The excess syndrome is characterized by blood stasis and damp-heat, and by water-dampness and dampness-turbidity in the late stage of DN. In one word, the pathogenesis of DN is characterized by deficiency of Qi and yin, and blood-stasis blocking kidney collaterals.