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Nursing Experience of 60 Cases of Paralysis Patients Treated by Acupuncture

Jiang Hai-ling

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Objective To observe the clinical effect of acupuncture therapy on paralysis patients. Methods According to the disease, sixty cases accepting acupuncture therapy with six or eight points. Results The clinical effect was observed at the end of two or six courses, and the total efficacy rate was 97%. Conclusion Acupuncture therapy is a good method, which is safe, effective and has rare side effect.

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Key concepts: Medicine, Acupuncture, Paralysis, Cure rate, Acupuncture therapy, Clinical efficacy, Surgery, Physical therapy