T/SDACM 001-2024 Normal high blood pressure common traditional Chinese medicine syndromes and clinical diagnostic criteria

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Scope: This standard specifies the diagnostic criteria and principles for common TCM syndromes (heatiness of liver fire syndrome, yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity syndrome, and phlegm-stasis syndrome) in patients with normal high blood pressure. This standard is applicable to professionals in medical institutions and scientific research institutes at all levels across the country for the clinical diagnosis of normal high blood pressure. Main technical content: On the basis of a systematic review of previous diagnostic criteria for heatiness of liver fire syndrome, yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity syndrome, and phlegm-stasis syndrome in patients with normal high blood pressure (Tables A.1-A.3 in Appendix A), this standard takes statistical probability as the basic theory. Through literature research, clinical epidemiological surveys, scale development, statistical analysis, and clinical validation, it identifies the inherent objective laws and potential valuable information of common TCM syndromes in patients with normal high blood pressure, and establishes quantitative diagnostic criteria for these syndromes. It aims to provide guidance and assistance for the clinical diagnosis and treatment of various syndromes of normal high blood pressure, as well as scientific research. On the basis of a systematic review of previous diagnostic criteria for normal high blood pressure, this standard, through literature research, clinical epidemiological surveys, scale development, statistical analysis, and clinical validation, combined with multiple rounds of expert discussions and demonstrations, establishes the diagnostic items and scoring systems for heatiness of liver fire syndrome, yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity syndrome, and phlegm-stasis syndrome in patients with normal high blood pressure, and respectively formulates the "Diagnostic Criteria and Grading Standards for Heatiness of Liver Fire Syndrome in Patients with Normal High Blood Pressure", the "Diagn

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