| 中風患者中言語障碍에 대한 臨床的考察 |
| 신우진, 서수현, 홍현우, 이성도, 김재연, 감철우, 박동일 |
| 동의대학교 한의과대학 내과학 교실 |
| A Clinical Study of Dyslogia Patients after Stroke |
| Woo-jin Shin, Soo-hyun Seo, Hyun-woo Hong, Sung-do Lee, Jae-yun Kim, Chul-woo Kam, Dong-il Park |
| Dept. of Oriental Medicine, Graduate School, Dong Eui University |
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Received: July 30, 2004, Accepted: August 9, 2004, Published online: September 30, 2004. |
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| ABSTRACT |
This clinical study on 93 cases of Dyslogia after stroke confirmed through brain CT, MRI scan and clinical observation. They were hospitalized in the oriental medical hospital of Dong-Eui University from january to September 2003.
The following results were found:
1. The ratio between males and females was 1.6:1. Of Dyslogia p who had suffered stroke, most were in their sixties. 2. Categorized by attack site, right hemiplegia patients comprised 15 cases(16.1%), and left hemiplegia patients, 71 cases(54.8%), so the ratio between Rt. and Lt. was 1:4.7. 3. Categorized by preceeding disease, hypertension was seen 51 cases(54.8%), and diabetes mellitus was seen 21 cases(22.6%). 4. Categorized by repeat attack, it was the first attack for 71 cases(76.3%), and the second attack for 13 cases(14.0%), and for 9 cases(9.7%) it was the third or nth attack. 5. According to the classification of Zhang Zhongjing, apoplexy involving Bu-organs comprised 42 cases(45.2%), apoplexy involving meridians 39 cases(41.9%), apoplexy involving Jang-organs 11 cases(11.8%), and for apoplexy involving collaaterals there was one case(1.1%). 6. According to the classification of Cheng Zhongling, 43 cases(46.7%) were classed heart meridian, 25 cases(27.2%) were classed Spleen meridian, and 24 cases(26.1%) were classed Kidney meridian. 7. According to the classification of Sun Simiao, 49 cases(52.7%) were classed Pyungo, two cases(2.2%) were classed Pungeui, , seven cases(7.5%) were classed Pungbi(Ⅰ), and two cases(2.2%) were classed Pungbi(Ⅱ). |
| Key words:
Dyslogia Patients, Zhang Zhongjing, Cheng Zhongling, Sun Simiao |
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