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Clinical Study on the Treatment of Apoplectic Dyskinesia by Point Injection plus Scalp and Body Acupuncture

Niu Jun-ming

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Objective To investigate the curative effect of acupuncture on apoplectic dyskinesia.Method Four hundred and fifty patients were randomly divided into point injection plus acupuncture, point injection and acupuncture groups, 150 cases each. The curative effect was evaluated after 3 courses of treatment in each group. Results and Conclusion The total efficacy rate was 98% in the point injection plus acupuncture group, 60% in the point injection group and 84% in the acupuncture group. Radit analysis showed a significant difference among the three groups, the curative effect being best in the point injection plus acupuncture group.

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Key concepts: Acupuncture, Medicine, Scalp, Dyskinesia, Acupuncture point, Significant difference, Surgery, Anesthesia