一项多中心,双盲,随机,受控的研究,对治疗耐药精神分裂症患者进行了12周的Yokansan治疗

Jun Horiguchi1, Rei Wake1, Kenta Murotani2

  • 1Department of Psychiatry Shimane University School of Medicine Izumo Japan.

概括

约库坎山显著改善了精神分裂症患者的阳性和阴性综合症量表 (PANSS) 评分. 这种日本传统医药是安全的,并显示出作为精神分裂症的补充治疗的潜力.

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