Effectiveness of Mao-bushi-saishin-to in Treating Common Cold Syndrome. Controlled Comparative Study Using the Sealed Envelope Method.
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- HOMMA Yukihiko
- Medical Administration Center, Hokkaido University
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- TAKAOKA Kazuo
- Nikko Kinen Hospital
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- YOZAWA Hirokazu
- Yubari Municipal Hospital
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- KATAOKA Yoshimitsu
- Miyanomori Kinen Hospital
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- GOTO Soichiro
- Miyanomori Kinen Hospital
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- SENJO Masanori
- Nakae Hospital
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- MIZUSHIMA Nobuaki
- Sapporo Towa Hospital
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- TSUJI Kazuyuki
- Nishinosato Keijinkai Hospital Present Assignment: Shin-Tozugawa-Cho Kokuho Kagetsu Clinic
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- IMAI Sumio
- Hakodate Municipal Hospital Present Assignment: Kenjinkai Makita Hospital
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- MIZUTANI Yasuyuki
- Hakodate-shi Medical Association Hospital
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- KAKUYA Kenji
- Abashiri Kosei Hospital
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- ONDA Yoshikazu
- Asahikawa Takasagodai Hospital
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- NIIDA Eiji
- Shin-Tozugawa Onsen Hospital Present Assignment: Social Welfare Corporation Tenjukai Hokkaido Rehabilitation Center
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- ARAI Shinji
- Mukawa Kosei Hospital
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- NEGISHI Toshiyuki
- Toyoura-cho Kokuho Hospital
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- ETIZENYA Kohei
- The 2nd Otaru Municipal Hospital
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- FUJITA Katsuhiro
- Sapporo Orthopedics & Cardiovascular Hospital
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- MIYAMOTO Mitsuaki
- Memuro Municipal Hospital
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- KOSEKI Toshiyuki
- Ikeda Municipal Hospital
Bibliographic Information
- Other Title
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- かぜ症候群に対する麻黄附子細辛湯の有用性 封筒法による比較試験
- Controlled Comparative Study Using the Sealed Envelope Method
- 封筒法による比較試験
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To investigate the effectiveness of Maobushisaishin-to (traditional Japanese herbal medicine; Tsumura TJ-127) in treating the common cold, a clinical comparison between Maobushisaishin-to and a general common cold drug was conducted using the sealed envelope method. The study involved 83 patients in the TJ-127 group and 88 patients in the general cold drug group. No differences in age, gender or the period from the onset of the disease to the beginning of treatment were observed between the two groups.<br>The results indicated greater than moderate improvement in 81.9% of the TJ-127 group, compared with 60.3% of the compound cold drug group (p<0.01). Further analysis of symptom diaries kept by the patients indicated that TJ-127 provided more rapid relief for symptoms such as fever, feeling feverish, coughing and phlegm than did the general cold drug. No side effects were observed for the TJ-127. These results suggest that TJ-127 is effective in the treatment of the common cold.
Journal
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- Kampo Medicine
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Kampo Medicine 47 (2), 245-252, 1996
The Japan Society for Oriental Medicine
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- CRID
- 1390282679884399744
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- NII Article ID
- 110004001177
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- NII Book ID
- AN00015774
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- ISSN
- 1882756X
- 02874857
- http://id.crossref.org/issn/02874857
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
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- Disallowed