Observations on the Clinical Effect of Combined Scalp and Body Acupuncture on Apoplectic Sequela
Hou Feng-qin
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Hou Feng-qin
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Purpose To investigate the curative effect of combined scalp and body acupuncture on apoplectic sequela and sift out an optimal treatment. Methods Ninety-six patients were randomly divided into a scalp-body acupuncture group of 36 cases, a scalp acupuncture group of 30 cases and a body acupuncture group of 30 cases. The effects were compared after 6 courses of treatment.Results The curative effect was better in the scalp-body acupuncture group than in the scalp acupuncture group or the body acupuncture group.Conclusion Combined scalp and body acupuncture is superior to a simple treatment in the treatment of apoplectic sequela.
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Purpose To investigate the curative effect of combined scalp and body acupuncture on apoplectic sequela and sift out an optimal treatment. Methods Ninety-six patients were randomly divided into a scalp-body acupuncture group of 36 cases, a scalp acupuncture group of 30 cases and a body acupuncture group of 30 cases. The effects were compared after 6 courses of treatment.Results The curative effect was better in the scalp-body acupuncture group than in the scalp acupuncture group or the body acupuncture group.Conclusion Combined scalp and body acupuncture is superior to a simple treatment in the treatment of apoplectic sequela.
Key concepts: Sequela, Acupuncture, Scalp, Medicine, Surgery, Alternative medicine, Pathology