Effects of Yinzhihuang Granules on Serum Liver Enzymes in Jaundice Patients: A Real-World Study Based on HIS Data

Table 1

The demographic and clinical characteristics of the jaundice patients.

Characteristic	Population
Gender
Male	2479
Female	1087
Missing	44
Age
≤12 yr	760
12–18 yr	54
18–45 yr	1029
45–65 yr	1242
65–85 yr	507
>85 yr	16
Hospitalization time
≤3 d	242
3–7 d	491
7–14 d	831
14–28 d	1065
Missing	67
Western medicine diagnosis^a
Neonatal hyperbilirubinemia	238
Pulmonary tuberculosis	170
Chronic active hepatitis B	79
TCM syndrome^b
Damp-heat brewing internally	67
Deficiency of both qi and blood	32
Yang qi deficiency	32
Single dose
≤6 g	3337
6–12 g	47
12–18 g	16
18–30 g	37
30–60 g	23
>60 g	20
Missing	6
Course of treatment
≤3 d	1269
4–7 d	567
8–14 d	530
15–28 d	432
Missing	649
Combined use of drugs^c
TCM: Ganmao Qingre granules	416
TCM: Kuhuang injection	382
TCM: Bupleurum injection	360
Western medicine: glycyrrhizic acid	1831
Western medicine: thymosin	1028
Western medicine: dexamethasone	592

^a,b,cThe top three in population.