Clinical Observation on Comprehensive Treatment of Peripheral Facial Paralysis
Tian Wan
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Tian Wan
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Objective:To observe the effect of comprehensive therapy on treating Peripheral Facial Paralysis.Methods:72 cases of Peripheral Facial Paralysis were randomly divided into the treatment group(38 cases)and control group(34 cases),observing its effect.Treatment group was treated by comprehensive therapy.Control group was treated by single acupuncture treatment.Results:The two methods of acupuncture treatment efficiency were 97.4% and 86.3% respectively.The cure rates of two groups by chi-square test(P0.05).The difference is of significance in statistics science.Treatment group was superior to control group.Conclusion:Comprehensive therapy in the treatment of peripheral facial paralysis had curative effect with a short course of treatment and fast effect.
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Objective:To observe the effect of comprehensive therapy on treating Peripheral Facial Paralysis.Methods:72 cases of Peripheral Facial Paralysis were randomly divided into the treatment group(38 cases)and control group(34 cases),observing its effect.Treatment group was treated by comprehensive therapy.Control group was treated by single acupuncture treatment.Results:The two methods of acupuncture treatment efficiency were 97.4% and 86.3% respectively.The cure rates of two groups by chi-square test(P0.05).The difference is of significance in statistics science.Treatment group was superior to control group.Conclusion:Comprehensive therapy in the treatment of peripheral facial paralysis had curative effect with a short course of treatment and fast effect.
Key concepts: Medicine, Treatment and control groups, Acupuncture, Facial paralysis, Peripheral, Paralysis, Surgery, Internal medicine