Integrative evaluation of the clinical evidence and value of Tianma Xingnao Capsules for the treatment of liver and kidney deficiency syndrome (neurological headache and vascular dementia) based on a multi-criteria decision analysis model
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Integrative evaluation of the clinical evidence and value of Tianma Xingnao Capsules for the treatment of liver and kidney deficiency syndrome (neurological headache and vascular dementia) based on a multi-criteria decision analysis model
Beijing Journal of Traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 45, Issue 1, Pages: 42-50(2026)
FENG Wenye,WEI Zhongyi,WANG Yaxing,et al.Integrative evaluation of the clinical evidence and value of Tianma Xingnao Capsules for the treatment of liver and kidney deficiency syndrome (neurological headache and vascular dementia) based on a multi-criteria decision analysis model[J]. Beijing Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2026,45(01):42-50.
FENG Wenye,WEI Zhongyi,WANG Yaxing,et al.Integrative evaluation of the clinical evidence and value of Tianma Xingnao Capsules for the treatment of liver and kidney deficiency syndrome (neurological headache and vascular dementia) based on a multi-criteria decision analysis model[J]. Beijing Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2026,45(01):42-50. DOI: 10.16025/j.1674-1307.2026.01.008.
Integrative evaluation of the clinical evidence and value of Tianma Xingnao Capsules for the treatment of liver and kidney deficiency syndrome (neurological headache and vascular dementia) based on a multi-criteria decision analysis model
To systematically evaluate the clinical evidence and comprehensive value of
Tianma Xingnao Capsules
in the treatment of liver-kidney deficiency syndrome (headache and mild to moderate vascular dementia).
Methods
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In accordance with the Guidelines for the Management of Clinical Evidence and Value Evaluation of Drugs, a multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) model was adopted in combination with a multidisciplinary approach. Clinical value was evaluated across the "6 + 1" dimensions, including safety, effectiveness, economy, innovation, suitability, accessibility, and characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
Results
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Safety: Comprehensive analysis of evidence from the drug instructions, spontaneous reporting system (SRS), and published literature indicates that the safety risk of
Tianma Xingnao Capsules
is controllable and that its safety profile is good. Effectiveness: Based on the results of evidence quality evaluation and evidence value assessment, the clinical evidence supporting
Tianma Xingnao Capsules
in the treatment of liver-kidney deficiency syndrome (headache and mild to moderate vascular dementia) is relatively sufficient, with clear results, good effectiveness, and high clinical value. Economy: Compared with similar Chinese patent medicines, the average daily cost of this product is low. Economic quality and economic value evaluations demonstrate favorable economic outcomes, with sufficient evidence and definitive results. Innovation: Sufficient evidence supports innovation in its clinical application, enterprise service system, and production process. Suitability: Considering both questionnaire surveys and Chinese patent medicine information services,
Tianma Xingnao Capsules
show good suitability. Accessibility: Compared with similar products,
Tianma Xingnao Capsules
have a lower price level, good affordability, abundant medicinal material resources, and good accessibility. Characteristics of TCM: Based on TCM theory and studies of human use experience, the product demonstrates prominent characteristics of TCM. Overall, evaluation across the "6 + 1" dimensions indicates that
Tianma Xingnao Capsules
have high clinical value.
Conclusion
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Tianma Xingnao Capsules
have sufficient clinical evidence for the treatment of liver-kidney deficiency syndrome (headache and mild to moderate vascular dementia), with high clinical value and prominent characteristics of TCM.
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