摘要
目的回顾性观察中医药(CM)对HIV/AIDS患者抗病毒治疗(cART)患者CD4^+淋巴细胞计数的影响。方法以"艾滋病综合防治数据信息系统"和"中医药治疗艾滋病数据库"为信息来源,采用回顾性队列研究,以中医项目地区服用cART的HIV/AIDS患者为研究对象,以是否服用中药来分为CM+cART组和cART组,比较两组患者2004、2006、2009、2012年CD4^+淋巴细胞计数。结果共有487例患者被纳入分析,其中CM+cART组323例,cART组164例。重复测量资料的方差分析显示,两组的CD4^+细胞计数逐年均有增高趋势,CM+cART组的增高趋势高于cART组(F=3.908,P<0.05)。2009、2012年与cART组比较,CM+cART组患者CD4^+细胞计数增加(t=2.411,2.274,P<0.05)。结论中医药有助于提高HIV/AIDS患者CD4^+淋巴细胞计数水平。
Objective To explore the effect of Chinese medicine( CM) on the CD4~+ lymphocyte count of HIV/AIDS patients treated with antiviral therapy. Methods Taken " Information system for the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS" and " Database of Chinese medicine treatment on HIV/AIDS project" as data source,retrospective analysis was used. HIV/AIDS patients taking cART in traditional Chinese medicine project area were assigned to the CM + cART group and the cART group on the grounds of whether to take Chinese medicine. The CD4~+lymphocyte counts were compared in 2004,2006,2009 and 2012 between the two groups. Result A total of 487 patients were enrolled in this study,including 323 cases in the CM + cART group and 164 cases in the cART group. The variance of repeated measures data showed that CD4~+ lymphocyte count of the two groups had increased year by year. The growth of the CM + cART group was higher than the cART group(F =3. 908,P〈0. 05). Compared with the cART group,the CD4~+lymphocyte count of the CM + cART group was increased in 2009 and 2012. Conclusion Chinese medicine could help to improve the CD4~+lymphocyte count in HIV/AIDS patients.
作者
袁君
金艳涛
蒋自强
郭会军
YUAN Jun;JIN Yan-tao;JIANG Zi-qiang;GUO Hui-jun(Department of AIDS Treatment and Research Center, First Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Zhengzhou (45000)
出处
《中国中西医结合杂志》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2018年第4期407-409,共3页
Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine
基金
国家中医药管理局中医临床研究基地业务建设科研专项课题(No.JDZX2012035)
中医药防治艾滋病临床科研基地建设(No.2012ZX10005010-001)
河南省中医管理局中医药科学研究专项(No.2015ZY02097)
关键词
艾滋病
中医药
抗病毒治疗
CD4^+淋巴细胞计数
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
Chinese medicine
combine antiretroviral ther-apy
CD4+ lymphocyte count