Abstract

To analyze the clinical drug use characteristics and medication rules of cervus and cucumis polypeptide injection (CCP injection) for the patients with lumbar vertebra diseases. Based on the electronic medical data of 6 990 patients with CCP injection for lumbar vertebra diseases from 25 first-class hospitals over the whole country from 2004, statistical analysis was conducted for their general information, diagnostic information, orders information, laboratory test information and treatment results. The results showed that the age distribution was highest in patients aged 45 to 64 (3 883, 55.55%); protrusion of lumbar intervertebral disc was most common among lumbar vertebra diseases (5 519, 82.50%); and TCM syndrome mainly included hemostasis. The daily dose was most between 8-12 mL, with a usual treatment course of 1-3 d. Commonly used western medicines in combined drug use included hypertonic dehydrating agent, antibiotics and nutrition nerve medicines, and the commonly used traditional Chinese medicines in combined drug use included the drugs with promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis, kidney-tonifying and bone-building agents, and formula for clearing heat and removing toxicity, etc. The most commonly used western medicines are methylamine, adenosine, lidocaine injection, mannitol, et al, and the most commonly used Chinese medicines included Jintiange capsules, Qianggu capsules, et al. It is suggested that CCP injection for lumbar vertebrae diseases is mainly used in middle-aged and elderly patients, and is frequently used in combination with kidney-tonifying and bone-building agents, drugs with promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis, analgesic agents and antibiotics.

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