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SARS: Clinical Trials on Treatment Using a Combination of Traditional
Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine
(2004; 194 pages) View the PDF document
Abstract
This document is published as the report of the WHO International Expert
Meeting to review and analyse clinical reports on combination treatment for
SARS, held in Beijing, China, October 2003.
In the winter of 2002, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) began to
spread out to the world. SARS is a newly identified human infection caused
by a corona virus unlike any other known human or animal virus in its family.
The major challenges for the treatment of SARS are:
The source of the SARS virus and mode of transmission are still not well
understood
There are problems with diagnostic tools
There is no effective treatment, and
There is no vaccine for SARS.
The above-mentioned difficulties and challenges have motivated national
authorities, health workers and scientists to explore the potential of
complementary treatment.
In order to better understand the potential of complementary treatment for
patient with SARS and to encourage robust clinical research on SARS and its
treatment with traditional medicine, WHO convened an International Expert
Meeting on Review of Treatment of SARS by Traditional Chinese Medicine, and
the Integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine with Western Medicine.
This publication is intended to:
share experience in the complementary treatment of SARS patients;
share the experience of clinical studies in the field of traditional
medicine for treatment of SARS between the physicians and researchers; and
further encourage and promote the quality of research in the field of
traditional medicine.
It must be emphasized that the purpose of this document is to report on some
clinical studies on treatment and prevention selected by the Chinese
government, and to record the review of these studies by an international
meeting of experts. Only national health authorities have the right to
determine what treatment for SARS can be recommended.
Table of Contents
View the document Acknowledgements
View the document Introduction
View the document Report of the International Expert Meeting to review
and analyse clinical reports on combination treatment for SARS
View the document Report 1: Clinical research on treatment of SARS with
integrated Traditional Chinese medicine and Western Medicine
View the document Report 2: Clinical efficacy of the treatment of SARS
with integrated Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine: an
analysis of 524 cases
View the document Report 3: Manifestation of symptoms in patients with
SARS and analysis of the curative effect of treatment with integrated
Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine
View the document Report 4: Clinical study on 103 inpatients undergoing
therapy with integrated Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine
View the document Report 5: Clinical observations of 11 patients with
SARS treated with Traditional Chinese medicine
View the document Report 6: Effects of applying integrated therapy with
Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine on liver and kidney
functions in patients with SARS
View the document Report 7: Clinical research on 63 patients with SARS
treated with integrated Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine
View the document Report 8: Influence of integrated therapy with
Traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine on lymphocytes and T-
lymphocyte subpopulations of patients with SARS
View the document Report 9: Analysis of the clinical curative effects on
patients with SARS of treatment with Traditional Chinese medicine and
Western medicine
View the document Report 10: Evaluation of clinical curative effects of
Traditional Chinese medicine in treatment of patients convalescing from SARS
View the document Report A: A herbal formula for the prevention of
transmission of SARS during the SARS epidemic in Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region - a prospective cohort study
View the document Report B: Effects of Chinese medicine on patients
convalescing from SARS in Hong Kong special administrative region - a
prospective non-randomized controlled trial
View the document Report C: Traditional Chinese medicine in the
management of patients with SARS in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
- a case-control study of 24 patients
View the document Annex
SARS: Clinical Trials on Treatment Using a Combination of Traditional
Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine
Report of the WHO International Expert Meeting to review and analyse
clinical reports on combination treatment for SARS
8-10 October 2003
Beijing, People's Republic of China
World Health Organization
Geneva
2004
WHO Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data
SARS: Clinical trials on treatment using a combination of Traditional
Chinese medicine and Western medicine
1. Severe acute respiratory syndrome -therapy 2. Medicine, Chinese
traditional 3. Clinical trials 4. Cross-cultural comparison I. Title.
ISBN 92 4 154643 3
(NLM Classification: WC 505)
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