Detection of consensuses and treatment principles of diabetic nephropathy in traditional Chinese medicine: A new approach

Detection of consensuses and treatment principles of diabetic nephropathy in traditional Chinese medicine: A new approach
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10.1016/j.jtcms.2016.02.001
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2015-10
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Xu Tong;Qingyu Xie;Guang Rong;Sheng Zhou;Qinggang Meng
Xu Tong;Qingyu Xie;Guang Rong;Sheng Zhou;Qinggang Meng
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Xu Tong;Qingyu Xie;Guang Rong;Sheng Zhou;Qinggang Meng

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ObjectiveTo propose and test a new approach based on community detection in the field of social computing for uncovering consensuses and treatment principles in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).MethodsThree Chinese databases (CNKI, VIP, and Wan Fang Data) were searched for published articles on TCM treatment of diabetic nephropathy (DN) from their inception until September 31, 2014. Zheng classification and herb data were extracted from included articles and used to construct a Zheng classification and treatment of diabetic nephropathy (DNZCT) network with nodes denoting Zhengs and herbs and edges denoting corresponding treating relationships among them. Community detection was applied to the DNZCT and detected community structures were analyzed.ResultsA network of 201 nodes and 743 edges were constructed and six communities were detected. Nodes clustered in the same community captured the same semantic topic; different communities had unique characteristics, and indicated different treatment principles. Large communities usually represented similar points of view or consensuses on common Zheng diagnoses and herb prescriptions; small communities might help to indicate unusual Zhengs and herbs.ConclusionThe results suggest that the community detection-based approach is useful and feasible for uncovering consensuses and treatment principles of DN treatment in TCM, and could be used to address other similar problems in TCM.