rs5911 and rs3842788 Genetic Polymorphism, Blood Stasis Syndrome, and Plasma TXB2 and hs-CRP Levels Are Associated with Aspirin Resistance in Chinese Chronic Stable Angina Patients
Table 1
Diagnostic criteria of blood stasis syndrome for coronary heart disease.
Classification
Contents
Score
Primary indicators (PIs)
(1) Chest pain of fixed location
10
(2) Dark or purple tongue
10
(3) Petechia or ecchymosis of tongue
10
(4) Coronary angiography showed at least one coronary artery stenosis of 75%
9
(5) Ultrasonic cardiogram or coronary angiogram (CAG) shows coronary thrombosis or ventricular mural thrombus
8
Secondary indicators (SIs)
(1) Chest pain aggravated at night
6
(2) Dark purple lips or gum
(3) Varicose or dark purple sublingual veins
7
(4) CAG showed at least one coronary artery stenosis of 50% but <75%
7
(5) Shortened activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT) or prothrombin time (PT)
6
Assisted indicators (AIs)
(1) Darkish complexion
5
(2) Uneven pulse
4
(3) Severe vascular calcification or coronary diffuse lesion in CAG or computed tomographyangiography (CTA)
3
(4) Elevated serum fibrinogen
3
Notes. (1) As for scientific research, CHD should be generally diagnosed by CAG showing at least one coronary artery stenosis of 50%; (2) BSS should be diagnosed with scores 19, and specific scores can be used to evaluate the severity of BSS for CHD; (3) the diagnosis of BSS for CHD should consist of at least one macroindicator (symptom or body sign) of PIs or SIs rather than diagnosing only depending on physical and chemical indicators.
