Clinical study on cilostazol combined with pancreatic kininogenase in treatment of LEADDP / 中华内分泌外科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To compare clinical effects between cilostazol(CLT)alone and cilostazol combined with pancreatic kininogenase(PK)on lower extremity arterial disease in diabetic patient(LEADDP).Methods Patients with LEADDP were randomly divided into 2 groupssingle medication group or the control group(53 cases)and combination group or the treatment group(53 cases).Sugar-reducing medicines were given before and after treatment to keep a steady blood glucose level.The control group took CLT orally 100 mg each time,twice a day.Besides receiving the same dose of CLT,the treatment group took 120 tablet of PK on an empty stomach,three times a day,with the duration of 3 months.Clinical symptoms,ankle/brachial index(ABI),blood rheology,nailfold microcirculation,intimal medial thickness(IMT)and plaque thickness were compared between the 2 groups after treatment.Results Symptoms in both groups improved after treatment.ABI was elevated significantly compared to that before treatment(P<0.05)and the change was more obvious in combination group.The difference of ABI after treatment between the 2 groups had statistical significance(P<0.05).IMT of the right foot dorsal artery,and left and right posterior tibial artery increased significantly compared to that before treatment(P<0.05).Plaque thickness decreased compared to that before treatment(P<0.01)and the difference between before and after treatment in combination group was significantly greater than that in single medication group(P<0.05).Conclusion Cilostazol combined with pancreatic kininogenase has better clinical effects than cilostazol alone in treatment of patients with LEADDP.