Acupuncture Treatment of Dysphagia after Stroke Clinical Observation of 29 Cases
Jian Wang
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Jian Wang
Abstract
[Objective]To investigate the acupuncture treatment after a stroke dysphagia clinical efficacy. [Methods]55 patients with stroke hospitalized patients were randomly divided into treatment group and control group group,acupuncture group of 29 patients treated at the same time,adoption of western medicine eye needle, scalp,eyes and body acupuncture needle acupuncture treatment,26 cases of simple application of the control group symptomatic treatment of conventional medicine,therapeutic effect observed after 28 days.[Results] acupuncture group,the total effective rate was 93.10%,significantly better efficacy than the control group (P 0.01).[Conclusion]acupuncture treatment for stroke dysphagia following a good clinical efficacy.
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[Objective]To investigate the acupuncture treatment after a stroke dysphagia clinical efficacy. [Methods]55 patients with stroke hospitalized patients were randomly divided into treatment group and control group group,acupuncture group of 29 patients treated at the same time,adoption of western medicine eye needle, scalp,eyes and body acupuncture needle acupuncture treatment,26 cases of simple application of the control group symptomatic treatment of conventional medicine,therapeutic effect observed after 28 days.[Results] acupuncture group,the total effective rate was 93.10%,significantly better efficacy than the control group (P 0.01).[Conclusion]acupuncture treatment for stroke dysphagia following a good clinical efficacy.
Key concepts: Medicine, Acupuncture, Dysphagia, Stroke (engine), Clinical efficacy, Scalp, Treatment and control groups, Therapeutic effect