Application of Houttuynoid E in medicine for treating acute renal failure
A technology for acute renal failure and drugs, which is applied in the direction of drug combinations, pharmaceutical formulas, organic active ingredients, etc., to achieve obvious therapeutic effects
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[0013] Embodiment 1: the preparation of compound Houttuynoid E tablet involved in the present invention:
[0014] Take 20 grams of compound Houttuynoid E, add 180 grams of conventional excipients for tablet preparation, mix well, and make 1000 tablets with a conventional tablet press machine.
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[0015] Embodiment 2: the preparation of compound Houttuynoid E capsule involved in the present invention:
[0016] Get 20 grams of compound Houttuynoid E, add conventional auxiliary materials for preparing capsules such as 180 grams of starch, mix well, and pack into capsules to make 1000 tablets.
[0017] The following pharmacodynamic experiments will further illustrate its drug activity.
[0018] The following pharmacodynamic experiments will further illustrate its drug activity.
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[0019] Experimental example 1 Therapeutic effect of Houttuynoid E on rats with acute renal failure
[0020] (1) Experimental method
[0021] Rat animal model of acute renal failure induced by intramuscular injection of glycerol. 60 healthy male SD rats of 180~220g were selected and randomly divided into 5 groups: sham operation group (intramuscular injection of normal saline); model group (intramuscular injection of glycerol); Houttuynoid E Ⅰ group (0.3 mg / Kg)); Houttuynoid E Group Ⅱ (0.6 mg / Kg)); Houttuynoid E group Ⅲ (1.2 mg / Kg)), the rats in each group were injected with normal saline or Houttuynoid E by tail vein immediately after glycerol modeling, and administered again after 12 and 24 hours .
[0022] (2) Observation indicators
[0023] After the last administration of Houttuynoid E or normal saline, 60 rats were put into metabolic cages to collect urine for 24 hours. Six hours after the urine retention, they were anesthetized by intraperitoneal injection of 4% chlor...
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