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A comparative study on the clinical differences in traditional Chinese medicine pattern in ulcerative colitis utilizing multidimensional data

  • By

  • Xingyao Lu

  • Yichuan Xv

  • Enjia Guo

  • Hongyi Hu

  • Dongya Chen

  • Chan Lv

  • July 15, 2026

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    Ulcerative Colitis (UC) is a chronic autoimmune disease with rising incidence, especially in Asia.

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    This study analyzed clinical differences between two Traditional Chinese Medicine patterns: DCSR and PXSY.

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    Patients with the DCSR pattern showed significantly higher inflammatory markers and more severe endoscopic inflammation than those with PXSY.

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    Histological analysis revealed more severe mucosal damage in the DCSR group, with increased expression of inflammatory markers.

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    The findings support the objective differentiation of TCM patterns, aiding in personalized treatment strategies for UC.

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A comparative study on the clinical differences in traditional Chinese medicine pattern in ulcerative colitis utilizing multidimensional data

  • by Xingyao Lu, Yichuan Xv, Enjia Guo, Hongyi Hu, Dongya Chen, Chan Lv

  • July 15, 2026

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