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KMID : 0617819960060010065
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Journal of Wonkwang Oriental Medicine
1996 Volume.6 No. 1 p.65 ~ p.83
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Bibliographic Study about comparison of Eastern-Western medicine on the Transient Ischemic Attack
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Abstract
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Stroke-one of the most frequent causes to death with heart disease and malignant tumor-was disease which was accompany with disorders of speech, motor, emotion, consciousness, etc.. It was due to sudden cerebrovascular circulatory disdrder. It remained serious sequela to stroke patients, so their normal social livings were impossible. Therefore, the study about prevention and therapy of strike was sincerely requested.
If TIA was recognized previously and treated adequately, stroke was prevented or its progress was obstructed.
After bibliographic study about TIA with classical and mordern medicine books was studied, the results were obtained as follows.
1. Causes of TIA based on analysis of successive precrptions were pung, heat, phlegm, haw, insufficient of the Qi(vital energy), insufficient of the blood, insuffient of the Yin.
It´s causes based on modern medicine book were microembulus, cerebrovascular failure caused to decressing of blood pressure.
2. Motor disorder, sensory disorder, dysarthria, remember disorder, visual difficulty, etc. were discripted as symptoms of TIA in both mordern medicine books and classical medicine books. But, spasm of muscle, facial palsy, tinnitus, oppressed feeling in chest, sputum etc, other symtoms of TIA were discripted only classical medicine books.
3. Oriental medical therapy of TIA was emphasized to care about diet, living, sexual desire, emotion. Eu-pung-tang and Cheonma-hwan were most frequent in prescriptions, and intensions of these prescriptions were analized to enriching the liver and kidney, dispersing exepathic wind and pathogenic heat, enriching the Qi(vital energy) and blood, phlegm-eliminating and heat-clearing)
4. Western medical theraphy of TIA was classified two type. First, preservatory treatment were rest, regulation of blood pressure, anti-thrombotheraphy; antiaglulinant(heparin, warfarin, dicumarol), inhibitory agent of platelet agglegation(aspirine, dipyridamole, urokinase). Secondary, surgury was endarterectomy, extracerebral-intraccerebral bypass surgury, etc.
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