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NIU Yingshuo,WEI Ruili,WANG Zhifei,et al.Clinical comprehensive evaluation of Qidong Yixin Oral Liquid in the treatment of viral myocarditis with qi and yin deficiency syndrome[J]. Beijing Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2025,44(09):1207-1213. DOI: 10.16025/j.1674-1307.2025.09.025.
Clinical comprehensive evaluation of Qidong Yixin OralLiquid in the treatment of viral myocarditis with qi and yin deficiency syndrome
A Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) model was used to collect multi-source evidence and evaluate the value of
Qidong Yixin Oral
Liquid
across the "6+1" dimensions: safety, effectiveness, economy, innovation, suitability, accessibility, and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) characteristics. A comprehensive clinical evaluation was then conducted.
Result
2
Safety: Evidence from passive monitoring, clinical literature, drug quality assessments, and alert management indicates that no serious adverse reactions induced by
Qidong Yixin Oral
Liquid
have been reported. Effectiveness: Guidelines recommend
Qidong Yixin Oral
Liquid
for viral myocarditis in the prolonged or chronic stage with
qi
and
yin
deficiency syndrome. Systematic reviews of randomized controlled trials suggest that, when combined with conventional treatment, the product significantly improves clinical efficacy and downregulates myocardial enzyme indicators compared with control therapy. Economy: Cost-effectiveness analysis based on creatine kinase isoenzyme reduction shows that combination therapy including
Qidong Yixin Oral
Liquid
is more economical. Innovation:
Qidong Yixin Oral
Liquid
is the first Chinese patent medicine approved in China with viral myocarditis included in its indications, demonstrating good innova
tion. Suitability: Surveys among clinicians and patients indicate good suitability for clinical use. Accessibility: The drug shows favorable accessibility, price level, and affordability. TCM characteristics: Derived from Professor REN Jixue's empirical formula against viral myocarditis, the product targets the core pathogenesis of
qi
and
yin
deficiency syndrome. It uses a heavy dose to tonify
qi
and nourish
yin
to treat the root cause, promotes
qi
circulation and clears heat to alleviate symptoms, and supports
yang
qi
to protect vulnerable areas. The TCM characteristics are prominent. The comprehensive evaluation indicates that safety and TCM characteristics are outstanding, while effectiveness, economy, innovation, suitability, and accessibility are relatively balanced. CSC v2.0 software calculations support the clinical value of
Qidong Yixin Oral
Liquid
in viral myocarditis.
Conclusion
2
Based on the comprehensive clinical evaluation,
Qidong Yixin Oral
Liquid
demonstrates good clinical value in treating viral myocarditis with
qi
and
yin
deficiency syndrome, with outstanding safety and distinctive TCM characteristics.
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