Obstructive jaundice （O J） is classified as extrahepatic OJ or intrahepatic OJ. Extrahepatic OJ is attributed to a variety of intricate etiological factors. Research has begun with Chinese medicine （CM）, which can...Obstructive jaundice （O J） is classified as extrahepatic OJ or intrahepatic OJ. Extrahepatic OJ is attributed to a variety of intricate etiological factors. Research has begun with Chinese medicine （CM）, which can be used as an adjunctive therapy for extrahepatic OJ. Particular attention has been paid to the therapeutic effects and their mechanisms of single CM herb and relevant extracts. The roles of single CM or their extracts during adjunctive therapy for extrahepatic OJ have been described briefly, This review focuses on the effects and their mechanisms of relevant herbal medicines.展开更多
基金Supported by the Foundation for the Excellent Middle-aged and Talented Young Persons of Zhejiang Province,China(151Program,No.2010382)
文摘Obstructive jaundice （O J） is classified as extrahepatic OJ or intrahepatic OJ. Extrahepatic OJ is attributed to a variety of intricate etiological factors. Research has begun with Chinese medicine （CM）, which can be used as an adjunctive therapy for extrahepatic OJ. Particular attention has been paid to the therapeutic effects and their mechanisms of single CM herb and relevant extracts. The roles of single CM or their extracts during adjunctive therapy for extrahepatic OJ have been described briefly, This review focuses on the effects and their mechanisms of relevant herbal medicines.
