TREATMENT OF 99 CASES OF APOPLECTIC SEQUELAE WITH ACUPUNCTURE
周日清
Abstract
周日清
Abstract
Ninety-nine patients with apoplectic sequel were randomly divided into scalp elec-tro-acupuncture group,body electro-acupuncture group and scalp and body electro-acupuncturegroup.The therapeutic results were evaluated according to the criteria adopted from″12 gradingmethods for evaluating function in hemiplesia″ by Shang Tianmin and scoring methods of Barthelindex of ADL(activities of daily living).It was found that the total effective rate was 96.96%and three methods of acupuncture were all effective(P>0.05)to the hemorrhagic and ischemicapoplectic sequel.The satisfactory therapeutic effects were seen mainly in the young patientswith short duration of disease(less than 3 months)and without notable complications.
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Ninety-nine patients with apoplectic sequel were randomly divided into scalp elec-tro-acupuncture group,body electro-acupuncture group and scalp and body electro-acupuncturegroup.The therapeutic results were evaluated according to the criteria adopted from″12 gradingmethods for evaluating function in hemiplesia″ by Shang Tianmin and scoring methods of Barthelindex of ADL(activities of daily living).It was found that the total effective rate was 96.96%and three methods of acupuncture were all effective(P>0.05)to the hemorrhagic and ischemicapoplectic sequel.The satisfactory therapeutic effects were seen mainly in the young patientswith short duration of disease(less than 3 months)and without notable complications.
Key concepts: Acupuncture, Medicine, Scalp, Therapeutic effect, Surgery, Physical therapy, Alternative medicine, Pathology