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Research on Clinical Effect of Ablation Movement of Patients with Sequel Related to Apoplexy by the Treatment of Facilitation Technology Combined with Acupuncture

Jiamei Chu

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The research and analysis of this paper aimed at the clinical effect of ablation movement of patients with sequel related to apoplexy, through the treatment of acupuncture combined with facilitation technology. The main method is the effect comparison between the treatments of acupuncture combined with facilitation technology or only by acupuncture, or only by facilitation technology of 87 apoplexy patients, then, makes analysis based on the effects comparison. The result of the comparison is the treatment of combined one was obvious better. Finally, we can come to the conclusion that the combined treatment of acupuncture with facilitation technology is one of the effective ways of apoplexy patients, and there are good prospects for the treatment of Traditional Chinese Medical Science combined with Classical Western Rehabilitation Science, acupuncture guided/combined by rehabilitation theory can lead to good effect for the apoplexy patients..

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The research and analysis of this paper aimed at the clinical effect of ablation movement of patients with sequel related to apoplexy, through the treatment of acupuncture combined with facilitation technology. The main method is the effect comparison between the treatments of acupuncture combined with facilitation technology or only by acupuncture, or only by facilitation technology of 87 apoplexy patients, then, makes analysis based on the effects comparison. The result of the comparison is the treatment of combined one was obvious better. Finally, we can come to the conclusion that the combined treatment of acupuncture with facilitation technology is one of the effective ways of apoplexy patients, and there are good prospects for the treatment of Traditional Chinese Medical Science combined with Classical Western Rehabilitation Science, acupuncture guided/combined by rehabilitation theory can lead to good effect for the apoplexy patients..

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The research and analysis of this paper aimed at the clinical effect of ablation movement of patients with sequel related to apoplexy, through the treatment of acupuncture combined with facilitation technology. The main method is the effect comparison between the treatments of acupuncture combined with facilitation technology or only by acupuncture, or only by facilitation technology of 87 apoplexy patients, then, makes analysis based on the effects comparison. The result of the comparison is the treatment of combined one was obvious better. Finally, we can come to the conclusion that the combined treatment of acupuncture with facilitation technology is one of the effective ways of apoplexy patients, and there are good prospects for the treatment of Traditional Chinese Medical Science combined with Classical Western Rehabilitation Science, acupuncture guided/combined by rehabilitation theory can lead to good effect for the apoplexy patients..

Key concepts: Acupuncture, Facilitation, Medicine, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Clinical treatment, Physical therapy, Rehabilitation, Clinical efficacy

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