ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT OF ACUTE STAGE PERIPHERAL FACIAL PARALYSIS
唐献林, 方起鹏
Abstract
唐献林, 方起鹏
Abstract
The use of electro-acupuncture in treatingperipheral facial paralysis during the acute stagehas been a controversial issue among acupunc-turists.Since 1970,100 cases of acute stage peri-pheral facial paralysis(1-10 days after onset)have been treated with electro-acupuncture witha curs rate of 84% and an effective rate of 100%,no cases showing aggravation of symptoms aftertreatment.Electro-acupuncture is therefore usefulin the treatment for acute stage peripheral facialparalysis.
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The use of electro-acupuncture in treatingperipheral facial paralysis during the acute stagehas been a controversial issue among acupunc-turists.Since 1970,100 cases of acute stage peri-pheral facial paralysis(1-10 days after onset)have been treated with electro-acupuncture witha curs rate of 84% and an effective rate of 100%,no cases showing aggravation of symptoms aftertreatment.Electro-acupuncture is therefore usefulin the treatment for acute stage peripheral facialparalysis.
Key concepts: Acupuncture, Medicine, Facial paralysis, Paralysis, Stage (stratigraphy), Peripheral, Anesthesia, Surgery