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Chinese and Western Medicine Treatment of Fever Associated With Bleeding Symptoms
To meet eligibility criteria, this study and informed consent of the syndrome of fever associated with bleeding of infectious diseases, severe patients to carry out multicenter, practical randomized controlled clinical research, to compare the curative effect of western medicine, combining Chinese and western medicine treatment, and security, and pathogenesis of TCM and syndrome, severe immune related factor and syndrome type of traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine prescriptions mechanism research.
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