More than 50 thousand out-patients and more than a thousand in-patients who were all ill with myelopathy had been treated in our hospital from September 1988 to December 2002. Of all patients, syringomylia was 71%, sequelae due to myelitis and adhesion of arachnoid were 8%, spinal cord injury was 6.5%, multiple sclerosis 5%, disease due to spinal compression 1.5%, progressive spinal myodystrophia 1.3%, radiation myelopathy 1.3%, myodystrophia 1%,angiopathy of spinal cord 0.3% and myelopahty caused by others 1.4%.

Typical Cases of Syringomylia
　1. Wang X, Female, 27 years old, Danyan City, Jiangsu Province No. of hospitalization: 00242.
Left hemiplegic numbness and pain for 5 years and paralysis of lower extremities for 2 years. The examination of MRI(No. of MRI: 04199) of Huashan Hosptital of Shanghai in 1988, showed syringomylia (C2-T8) complicated by cerebellar tonsillar hernia. She was admitted in our hospital to be treated for 3 months on 6 January 1990 and, afterwards, treated continuously in the clinic of the hospital with No. I of the series of Nourishing-Spinal Cord Medicines for 2 years and a half. The patient's symptoms and physical signs returned to mormal completely. Re-examination of MRI (No. of MRI: 41068) of Zhongshan Affiliated Hospital of Fudan University revealed no abnormal findings except for slight dilatation of myelocoele on 20 June 2001.
　2. Wang XX, female, 38 years old, Huinan City of Jiling Province. No. of the out-patient clinic: 99807.
Numbness and weakness, being accompanied by pain of the upper limbs for 3 years. The examination of MRI (No. of MRI: 990937) of the First Affiliated Hospital of Bethuene Medical University showed syringomylia at C2-C4, complicated by cerebellar tonsillar henia on 2 August 1999. After she took orally No. 2 of the series of Nourishing - Spinal Cord Medicinces in the clinic for a year, her symptoms and physical signs trailed off. The re-examination of MRI (No. of MRI:10965) of the First Affiliated Hospital of Bethuene University, revealed no abnormality at her spinal cord on 17 July 2000.
　3. Wang X, Male, 46 years old, Lanzhou City.
Numbness and lassitude of the upper and lower limbs for 2 years. The examination of MRI (No. of MRI: 7787)of Yellow River Hospitla of Zhengzhou City showed the evidence of syringomylia at C7-T1 on 2 August 1995. Taking orally NO. I of the series of Nourishing - Spinal Cord Medicines for 2 years in July 1996, the clinical symptoms disappeared. The re - examination of MRI (No. of MRI: 7787)of yellow River Hospital of Zhengzhou City showed no abnormal changes at spinal cord on 12 August 2001.

　4. Yu XX , Female, 47 years old, The First Automobile Factory of Changchun City .NO. of hospitalization: 00718.
Feeling severe weakness for one month. The patient was diagnosed as syringomylia and cerebellar tonsillar hernia by means of MRI (No. of MRI: 2672) in Worker's Hospital of the First Automobile Factory on 17 July 1998. Since the patient took orally No. I of the series of Nourishing- Spinal Cord Medicines for a half year, the clinical condition had been improved obviously. Dysbais regained normal walk and the patient could take part in recreational and body- building activities of swimming, dance and so on. Power of gripping of the two hands increased obviously, that of the right hand increasing from 4kg to 14kg and the left from 1kg to 10kg. The sensation of numbness of limbs was disappeared, the algaesthesis and thermoesthesia of the trunk and limbs recovered normal status basically.

Typical Patient ill with Spinal Cord Injury

Meng XX, Female, 36 years old. Dongfeng City, Inner Mongolia. No. of hospitalization 00692.
Paralysis caused by injury of neck , postoperation 55days later, MRI (No. of MRI:9900) indicated accurately the diagnosis of traumatic fracture at C4-C5 and myelomalacia in relation to the same site in People's Hospital of Jilin Province on 8 September 1997. The patient had been admitted twice in our hospital to be treated for 113 days and 187 days separately in September 1997 and May 1998, taking orally No. 7 of the series of Nourishing- Spinal Card Medicines. Afterward, the patient's condition was seen to make obvious progress. Myodynamia of the upper and lower limbs was improved markedly and increased from I grade or II grades to IV grades, the grip strength increased from 0-2kg to 14.2kg The patient, from being confined to bed, due to paralysis, returned to standing up and squatting down by herself and went upstais and downstairs with her hand on the bamisters. Urinary and fecal incontinence returned to normal.

Typical Case of Myelitis

Wang XX, Female 7 years old, Baotou City, Inner Monglia. No. of hospitalization:00761
Paralysis of the lower limbs, being accompanied by urinary and fecal disturbance for more than 4 months. Being diagnosed as myelitis complicated by hematomyelia by MRI (No. 18864) in Beijing General Hospital of Navy in 1999, she was admitted in our hospital to be treated for 14 months from August 1999 till October 2000. The patientis condition was improved markedly after taking orally No. 5 of the series of Nourishing-Spinal Cord Medicines. Myodynamia of lower limbs increased from o to IV grades. The patient could stand up and squat down, walk and sit down with help. The deep sensibility returned to normal and urinary and facal disturbance was improved.

Typical Case of Multiple Sclerosis

Meng XX, Female, 30 years old, Huma County, Heilongjiang Province. No. of hospitalization:00756.
Weakness of the lower extremities for 3 months. The examination of MRI diagnosed as multiple sclerosis and the same diagnosis was identified by Tantan Hospital of Beijing and 301 Hospital . She was admitted in our hospital to be treated for 3months, taking orally No.1 of the series of Nourishing- Spinal Cord Medicines. After leaving the hospital the patient continued to take orally the medicine for a half year Her clinical condition was obviously improved. She walked every difficultly with help before and, after teatment, could walk normally. The symptoms and signs restored to normal except for feeling slight numbness at the dorsum of the right foot.