Chinese medicinal preparation for quick bone fracture setting

Abstract

A Chinese medicine for quickly setting up bones is prepared from 20 Chinese-medicinal materials including musk, Chinese angelica root, saffron, notoginseng, etc.

Description

Technical field [0001] The present invention belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine, and specifically relates to a Chinese medicine preparation for rapid bone singulation prepared by using Chinese herbal medicine. The international patent classification numbers are: A61K 35 / 78, A61P 19 / 08. Background technique [0002] At present, the treatment of fracture patients in large hospitals is generally to manually fix the fracture site with steel wire or steel plate or splint, and then fix the affected area with plaster and rest in bed. This method depends on the patient itself. The body’s self-healing and regeneration ability to join the fracture site; or take some blood-activating drugs like Yunnan Baiyao, the purpose is to promote the early healing of the fracture or stop inflammation; the so-called "injury tendons and move bones for a hundred days" means after fracture treatment It takes three months or more to recover, which delays work and brings pain to t...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] At present, the treatment of patients with fractures in large hospitals is generally to manually fix the fracture site first, then fix it with steel wires, steel plates, or splints, and then fix it with plaster on the outside of the affected part, and rest in bed. This method relies on the patient himself The body's self-healing and regeneration ability can join the fracture site; or take some blood-activating drugs such as Yunnan Baiyao, the purpose is to promote the early healing of the fracture site or stop the passage and reduce inflammation; Requires three months or more of recovery, delaying work and causing suffering to the patient

In particular, femoral neck fractures and thoracolumbar comminuted fractures are difficult to heal clinically. There is currently no effective traditional Chinese medicine, and femoral neck fractures can only be replaced artificially, but the cost is expensive, and most patients cannot afford it, resulting in lifelong paralysis. Surgical treatment, The damaged surrounding tissues and meridians are further damaged, and the blood circulation is hindered, resulting in slow healing of bone injuries, long bed rest time, and easy complications