Abstract
From Feb. 1994 to Oct. 1997, 67 cases with tuberculous exudative pleurisy were treated with chemotherapy and fluid aspiration by thoracic puncture, combined with compound Salviae miltiorrhizae injection (CSMI) through intravenous and thoracic cavity injection, and a good clinical effect was obtained.
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