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Medication patterns for traditional Chinese medicine in children with cerebral palsy: an analysis based on medical records and literature

Authors: Zou Yuxiong; Liu Ying; Liu Xiaomeng; Gu Nan; Zhu Yue; Zhu Jintai; Li Shuming; Ao Meiying; Liu Qian; He Yuan

DOI: 10.12307/2026.21505Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• The predominant TCM syndrome type in children with cerebral palsy is liver-kidney deficiency. • External therapy is the most frequently used intervention, while oral medications mainly consist of liver-kidney tonifying herbs. • The drug pairs Shudi-Fuling and Shanyao-Fuling show high support and confidence, indicating strong associations. • Most TCM drugs used are warm in nature, sweet in flavor, and attributed to liver and kidney meridians, with non-toxic profiles.