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Hempen, Carl-Hermann; Fischer, Susanne; Hummelsberger, J.; Koch, Armin; Nögel, R.; Thede, Christian; Wullinger, Michael

doi:10.1016/b978-343756750-6.50003-3

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“…The latter includes the use of mostly complex herbal preparations, acupuncture or moxibustion (stimulation of acupuncture points by heat treatment). Due to the holistic approach of TCM the same disease might show different syndromes, therefore requiring a different form of treatment [1][2][3]. Alternative medicines including TCM, Ayurveda and others are increasingly becoming popular in the Western world.…”

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Recent Advancements and Applications in the Analysis of Traditional Chinese Medicines

Ganzera

2009

Planta Med

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Introduction !Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is based on a totally different concept than Western medicine. It does not only consider single factors being responsible for a certain disease but the unbalanced status of the whole organism ("holism") and its interaction with the environment. Relevant to this are seasonal and geographical variations. In brief, the human body is centered around five "zang" organs (heart, liver, spleen, lung and kidney), which are connected by meridians interacting with the exterior by sensory organs and orifices. Viscera, though different in function, interact with each other. Thus, diseases will have an impact not on one but on several organs, and maybe Abstract !

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Recent Advancements and Applications in the Analysis of Traditional Chinese Medicines

Ganzera

2009

Planta Med

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“…Jh.) die klassische Rezeptur „Das Dekokt gegen die vier Kontravektionen“ ( Sini tang , s. Porkert 1994 , S. 241) und später das „Einzig aus Ginseng hergestellte Dekokt“ ( Dushen tang , s. Hempen 2006 , S. 330) verschrieben worden sind.…”

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„Durch humor-Symptome (‚Feuchtigkeit‘-Symptome) gekennzeichnete epidemische Wärme-Erkrankung“ (shiwen 濕瘟): Untersuchung der klinischen Merkmale von Covid-19 in Shanghai

Xue¹,

Zhang²,

Gui-hua³

et al. 2020

Chinese Medicine

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Der Artikel geht auf Covid-19 aus Sicht der klassischen Chinesischen Medizin ein. Aufgrund ihrer klinischen Erfahrung mit der Erkrankung ordnen die Autoren sie der Kategorie „durch humor -Symptome (‚Feuchtigkeit‘-Symptome) gekennzeichnete epidemische Wärme-Erkrankung“ ( shiwen 濕瘟) innerhalb der „Wärme-Erkrankungen“ ( wenbing ) zu. Sie erläutern die in den Medizinklassikern für epidemische Krankheiten verwendete Nomenklatur und beschreiben den Krankheitsmechanismus, bei dem humor („Feuchtigkeit“, shi ) im Vordergrund steht. Anhand der Symptome in den vier verschiedenen Stadien der Erkrankung erläutern sie das jeweilige pathologische Geschehen.

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“…Scrophulariae radix in TCM theory is classified as removing toxicity and moistening tissues; it is used for sores and exanthema [ 24 – 26 ]. Sophorae tonkinensis radix had been traditionally used for tonsillitis, pharyngitis, and mouth sores [ 26 , 91 ]. It is toxic in higher doses.…”

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A Survey of Chinese Medicinal Herbal Treatment for Chemotherapy-Induced Oral Mucositis

Meyer-Hamme

Beckmann

Radtke

et al. 2013

Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine

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Oral mucositis is one of the common side effects of chemotherapy treatment with potentially severe implications. Despite several treatment approaches by conventional and complementary western medicine, the therapeutic outcome is often not satisfactory. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers empirical herbal formulas for the treatment of oral ulceration which are used in adaptation to chemotherapy-induced mucositis. While standard concepts for TCM treatment do not exist and acceptance by conventional oncologists is still low, we conducted a review to examine the evidence of Chinese herbal treatment in oral mucositis. Eighteen relevant studies on 4 single herbs, 2 combinations of 2 herbs, and 11 multiherbal prescriptions involving 3 or more compounds were included. Corresponding molecular mechanisms were investigated. The knowledge about detailed herbal mechanisms, especially in multi-herbal prescriptions is still limited. The quality of clinical trials needs further improvement. Meta-analysis on the existent database is not possible but molecular findings on Chinese medicinal herbs indicate that further research is still promising for the treatment of chemotherapy-induced oral mucositis.

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Recent Advancements and Applications in the Analysis of Traditional Chinese Medicines

Recent Advancements and Applications in the Analysis of Traditional Chinese Medicines

„Durch humor-Symptome (‚Feuchtigkeit‘-Symptome) gekennzeichnete epidemische Wärme-Erkrankung“ (shiwen 濕瘟): Untersuchung der klinischen Merkmale von Covid-19 in Shanghai

A Survey of Chinese Medicinal Herbal Treatment for Chemotherapy-Induced Oral Mucositis

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„Durch humor-Symptome (‚Feuchtigkeit‘-Symptome) gekennzeichnete epidemische ­Wärme-Erkrankung“ (shiwen 濕瘟): Untersuchung der klinischen Merkmale von Covid-19 in Shanghai

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„Durch humor-Symptome (‚Feuchtigkeit‘-Symptome) gekennzeichnete epidemische Wärme-Erkrankung“ (shiwen 濕瘟): Untersuchung der klinischen Merkmale von Covid-19 in Shanghai