Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine ›› 2023, Vol. 43 ›› Issue (6): 1057-1067.DOI: 10.19852/j.cnki.jtcm.20230814.003
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WANG Jiabao1, ZHANG Lishuang2, NIU Baihan3, YU Yajun1, YANG Fengwen1, MIAO Lin1, CHAI Lijuan1, DING Xinya1, SUN Yingjie4, WANG Yujing4, WANG Lin4, ZHANG Han1, WANG Yi1(), LI Lin1()
Received:
2022-08-16
Accepted:
2022-11-23
Online:
2023-10-25
Published:
2023-08-14
Contact:
WANG Yi, Key Laboratory of Pharmacology of Traditional Chinese Medical Formulae, Ministry of Education, Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Tianjin 301617, China. wangyi@tjutcm.edu.cn; LI Lin, Key Laboratory of Pharmacology of Traditional Chinese Medical Formulae, Ministry of Education, Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Tianjin 301617, China. lilintcm@126.com. Telephone: +86-17725301732
Supported by:
WANG Jiabao, ZHANG Lishuang, NIU Baihan, YU Yajun, YANG Fengwen, MIAO Lin, CHAI Lijuan, DING Xinya, SUN Yingjie, WANG Yujing, WANG Lin, ZHANG Han, WANG Yi, LI Lin. Efficacy and safety of Weichang’ an pill (胃肠安丸) combined with Western Medicine on gastrointestinal diseases: a systematic review and Meta-analysis[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2023, 43(6): 1057-1067.
Figure 1 Flow diagram of the study selection CNKI: China National Knowledge Infrastructure Database; VIP: China Science and Technology Journal Database; RCT: randomized controlled trial.
Disease type | Study | Sample size (T/C) | Age (T/C) | Course of Treatment | Outcome |
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AAGR-prevention | Li MF et al 2013 | 55/57 | 3-12 | 2-5 | (1) Comprehensive curative effect, (2) Symptomatic effect, (3) Clinical symptoms score |
Lu JX et al 2013 | 40/40 | 4.52 (3-9)/4.63 (3-10) | 5 | (1) Gastrointestinal reaction rate, (2) Severity of diarrhea | |
Wu XL et al 2014 | 100/100 | 1/3-3 | - | (1) Gastrointestinal reaction rate, (2) Duration of Diarrhea, (3) Severity of diarrhea | |
AAGR-treatment | Ma JY et al 2017 | 51/51 | 3.11±1.75/3.15±1.68 | 7 | (1) Clinical efficacy |
Pang ZF et al 2017 | 29/29 | 31.29±3.53/32.01±3.49 | 7 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) PGR, (3) MOT | |
Yang LP et al 2016 | 58/50 | - | 6-7 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea | |
AD | Wei JJ et al 2018 | 31/29 | 37.42±11.81 /40.83±16.65 | - | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score |
FAP | He XY et al 2013 | 40/40 | 8.6 (3-13)/8.7 (3-14) | - | (1) Clinical efficacy |
FD | Deng HY et al 2019 | 30/30 | 70.1±10.2/71.4±10.2 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score, (3) Relapse rate |
Liu ZQ et al 2017 | 56/56 | 45±4.5/44.5±4.7 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) NO, (3) GAS, (4) MOT, (5) SP, (6) Gastric emptying rate, (7) Clinical symptom score, (8) Relapse rate | |
Lin XH et al 2018 | 36/36 | 35.89±3.63/36.01±3.69 | 7 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) MOT, (3) SS, (4) Clinical symptom score | |
Kong JF et al 2020 | 46/46 | 5.5±2.0/5.0±1.7 | 14 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score, | |
Wei XG et al 2019 | 50/50 | 45.20±12.45 /47.12±10.98 | 14 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) MOT, (3) NO, (4) SP, (5) GAS, (6) Gastric emptying rate, (7) Clinical symptom score | |
Zhou XR et al 2018 | 55/55 | 6.4±1.7/6.6±1.5 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) MOT, (3) NO, (4) SP, (5)5-HT, (6) Clinical symptom score, (7) Bradycardia rate, (8) Electrogastrogram | |
Hp+ INF | Li Z et al 2015 | 49/49 | 8.0±1.9/7.5±1.3 | 14 | (1) Hp eradication rate, (2) Duration of abdominal pain, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of inappetence |
Xu JJ et al 2017 | 48/45 | 10.7±2.5/9.8±2.6 | 7 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom efficacy | |
IBS | Liu B et al 2017 | 63/65 | 31.38±4.02/30.59±4.47 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) SLC-90, (3) QOL (4) PSQI |
Liu YD et al 2012 | 35/35 | 50.5±3.2/50.2±3.6 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy | |
Ren HS et al 2014 | 36/36 | 18-60 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy | |
Wang CM et al 2014 | 40/40 | 38.9 (15-55) | 14 | (1) Clinical efficacy | |
Zhao J et al 2017 | 40/40 | 36.4±9.6/36.9±10.1 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score | |
ML | Hao LC et al 2014 | 30/30 | 5.1 (2.5-8)/5.2 (2.8-9) | 7 | (1) Duration of abdominal pain, (2) Duration of vomiting, (3) Duration of lymph nodes disappeared |
Niu Y et al 2014 | 30/30 | 6.8±0.5/7.2±0.7 | 14 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom efficacy, (3) abdominal colour doppler ultrasound | |
RVD | Dai WQ et al 2016 | 40/40 | 1.77±0.67/1.75±0.64 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of abdominal distension, (3) CK, (4) CK-MB, (5) Rotavirus turn to negativity |
Fan XR et al 2016 | 60/60 | 15.3±3.2/14.9±3.4 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever, (5) IL-10, (6) IL-2 | |
Gao LY et al 2013 | 100/138 | 3.5±2.5/3.4±2.6 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever | |
Liu K et al 2016 | 101/105 | 1.8 (0.5-2.8)/2 (0.4-3) | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever, (5) Duration of dehydration | |
Shang WG et al 2020 | 60/60 | 3±1.7/2.7±1.6 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever, (5) CK, (6) CK-MB, (7) Rotavirus turn to negativity | |
Wu XJ et al 2020 | 30/30 | 1.47±0.27/1.46±0.27 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever | |
Zhou YL et al 2014 | 80/80 | 1.68±0.34/1.64±0.32 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of fever, (4) LDH, (5) CK, (6) CK-MB | |
UC | Chen YY et al 2021 | 40/40 | 37.20±3.48/37.31±3.45 | 90 | (1) Clinical symptom score, (2) T lymphocyte subsets |
Gao XM et al 2019 | 53/53 | 41.14±6.01/41.53±7.12 | - | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score, (3) Times of diarrhea, (4) IL-1β, (5) IL-6, (6) TNF-α, (7) CRP | |
Zhao JH et al 2020 | 26/25 | 30.2±3.58/30.58±3.4 | 90 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) IL-1β, (3) IL-6, (4) TNF-α, (5) CRP |
Table 1 Basic Characteristics of the included studies
Disease type | Study | Sample size (T/C) | Age (T/C) | Course of Treatment | Outcome |
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AAGR-prevention | Li MF et al 2013 | 55/57 | 3-12 | 2-5 | (1) Comprehensive curative effect, (2) Symptomatic effect, (3) Clinical symptoms score |
Lu JX et al 2013 | 40/40 | 4.52 (3-9)/4.63 (3-10) | 5 | (1) Gastrointestinal reaction rate, (2) Severity of diarrhea | |
Wu XL et al 2014 | 100/100 | 1/3-3 | - | (1) Gastrointestinal reaction rate, (2) Duration of Diarrhea, (3) Severity of diarrhea | |
AAGR-treatment | Ma JY et al 2017 | 51/51 | 3.11±1.75/3.15±1.68 | 7 | (1) Clinical efficacy |
Pang ZF et al 2017 | 29/29 | 31.29±3.53/32.01±3.49 | 7 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) PGR, (3) MOT | |
Yang LP et al 2016 | 58/50 | - | 6-7 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea | |
AD | Wei JJ et al 2018 | 31/29 | 37.42±11.81 /40.83±16.65 | - | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score |
FAP | He XY et al 2013 | 40/40 | 8.6 (3-13)/8.7 (3-14) | - | (1) Clinical efficacy |
FD | Deng HY et al 2019 | 30/30 | 70.1±10.2/71.4±10.2 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score, (3) Relapse rate |
Liu ZQ et al 2017 | 56/56 | 45±4.5/44.5±4.7 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) NO, (3) GAS, (4) MOT, (5) SP, (6) Gastric emptying rate, (7) Clinical symptom score, (8) Relapse rate | |
Lin XH et al 2018 | 36/36 | 35.89±3.63/36.01±3.69 | 7 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) MOT, (3) SS, (4) Clinical symptom score | |
Kong JF et al 2020 | 46/46 | 5.5±2.0/5.0±1.7 | 14 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score, | |
Wei XG et al 2019 | 50/50 | 45.20±12.45 /47.12±10.98 | 14 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) MOT, (3) NO, (4) SP, (5) GAS, (6) Gastric emptying rate, (7) Clinical symptom score | |
Zhou XR et al 2018 | 55/55 | 6.4±1.7/6.6±1.5 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) MOT, (3) NO, (4) SP, (5)5-HT, (6) Clinical symptom score, (7) Bradycardia rate, (8) Electrogastrogram | |
Hp+ INF | Li Z et al 2015 | 49/49 | 8.0±1.9/7.5±1.3 | 14 | (1) Hp eradication rate, (2) Duration of abdominal pain, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of inappetence |
Xu JJ et al 2017 | 48/45 | 10.7±2.5/9.8±2.6 | 7 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom efficacy | |
IBS | Liu B et al 2017 | 63/65 | 31.38±4.02/30.59±4.47 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) SLC-90, (3) QOL (4) PSQI |
Liu YD et al 2012 | 35/35 | 50.5±3.2/50.2±3.6 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy | |
Ren HS et al 2014 | 36/36 | 18-60 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy | |
Wang CM et al 2014 | 40/40 | 38.9 (15-55) | 14 | (1) Clinical efficacy | |
Zhao J et al 2017 | 40/40 | 36.4±9.6/36.9±10.1 | 28 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score | |
ML | Hao LC et al 2014 | 30/30 | 5.1 (2.5-8)/5.2 (2.8-9) | 7 | (1) Duration of abdominal pain, (2) Duration of vomiting, (3) Duration of lymph nodes disappeared |
Niu Y et al 2014 | 30/30 | 6.8±0.5/7.2±0.7 | 14 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom efficacy, (3) abdominal colour doppler ultrasound | |
RVD | Dai WQ et al 2016 | 40/40 | 1.77±0.67/1.75±0.64 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of abdominal distension, (3) CK, (4) CK-MB, (5) Rotavirus turn to negativity |
Fan XR et al 2016 | 60/60 | 15.3±3.2/14.9±3.4 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever, (5) IL-10, (6) IL-2 | |
Gao LY et al 2013 | 100/138 | 3.5±2.5/3.4±2.6 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever | |
Liu K et al 2016 | 101/105 | 1.8 (0.5-2.8)/2 (0.4-3) | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever, (5) Duration of dehydration | |
Shang WG et al 2020 | 60/60 | 3±1.7/2.7±1.6 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever, (5) CK, (6) CK-MB, (7) Rotavirus turn to negativity | |
Wu XJ et al 2020 | 30/30 | 1.47±0.27/1.46±0.27 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of vomiting, (4) Duration of fever | |
Zhou YL et al 2014 | 80/80 | 1.68±0.34/1.64±0.32 | 3 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Duration of diarrhea, (3) Duration of fever, (4) LDH, (5) CK, (6) CK-MB | |
UC | Chen YY et al 2021 | 40/40 | 37.20±3.48/37.31±3.45 | 90 | (1) Clinical symptom score, (2) T lymphocyte subsets |
Gao XM et al 2019 | 53/53 | 41.14±6.01/41.53±7.12 | - | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) Clinical symptom score, (3) Times of diarrhea, (4) IL-1β, (5) IL-6, (6) TNF-α, (7) CRP | |
Zhao JH et al 2020 | 26/25 | 30.2±3.58/30.58±3.4 | 90 | (1) Clinical efficacy, (2) IL-1β, (3) IL-6, (4) TNF-α, (5) CRP |
Figure 3 Forest map of efficacy on gastrointestinal diseases A: prevention of antibiotic-associated gastrointestinal reaction; B: treatment of antibiotic-associated gastrointestinal reaction; C: functional dyspepsia; D: irritable bowel syndrome; E: rotavirus diarrhea; F: ulcerative colitis.
Included study | Dizziness or Headache | Diarrhea | Palpitation | Somnolence | Fatigue | Skin rash | Abdominal pain |
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Deng HY 2019 | 1:1 | 1:1 | 0:1 | - | - | - | - |
Hao LC et al 2014 | - | - | - | - | - | 1:1 | - |
Liu K 2016 | - | - | - | - | - | 2:2 | 4:5 |
Liu YD et al 2012 | - | - | - | 2:1 | 1:1 | - | - |
Li Z 2015 | - | 4:9 | - | - | - | - | - |
Pang ZF 2017 | 1:2 | - | - | - | - | 1:1 | - |
Ren HS 2014 | 2:0 | - | - | - | 0:1 | - | - |
Total | 4:3 | 5:10 | 0:1 | 2:1 | 1:2 | 4:4 | 4:5 |
Table 2 Adverse reaction (E : C)
Included study | Dizziness or Headache | Diarrhea | Palpitation | Somnolence | Fatigue | Skin rash | Abdominal pain |
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Deng HY 2019 | 1:1 | 1:1 | 0:1 | - | - | - | - |
Hao LC et al 2014 | - | - | - | - | - | 1:1 | - |
Liu K 2016 | - | - | - | - | - | 2:2 | 4:5 |
Liu YD et al 2012 | - | - | - | 2:1 | 1:1 | - | - |
Li Z 2015 | - | 4:9 | - | - | - | - | - |
Pang ZF 2017 | 1:2 | - | - | - | - | 1:1 | - |
Ren HS 2014 | 2:0 | - | - | - | 0:1 | - | - |
Total | 4:3 | 5:10 | 0:1 | 2:1 | 1:2 | 4:4 | 4:5 |
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