Research Progress of Acupuncture Treatment of Dysphagia after Stroke
Zhang Li-ta
Abstract
Zhang Li-ta
Abstract
Dysphagia is a common complication of clinical treatment after brain stroke. It influences everyday life and pronunciation communication of patient badly. In recent years acupuncture remedy for dysphagia after brain stroke has developed rapidly,with not only innovation of the traditional body acupuncture,but also development of neck,head and tongue acupuncture. Meanwhile,there are more reports about traditional acupuncture combining modern rehabilitation technology year by year,which may become the emphasis of the further study; especially that the acupuncture technique,curative effect evaluation standard and the mechanism of acupuncture combining modern rehabilitation technology will become the hotspot in the research field.
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Dysphagia is a common complication of clinical treatment after brain stroke. It influences everyday life and pronunciation communication of patient badly. In recent years acupuncture remedy for dysphagia after brain stroke has developed rapidly,with not only innovation of the traditional body acupuncture,but also development of neck,head and tongue acupuncture. Meanwhile,there are more reports about traditional acupuncture combining modern rehabilitation technology year by year,which may become the emphasis of the further study; especially that the acupuncture technique,curative effect evaluation standard and the mechanism of acupuncture combining modern rehabilitation technology will become the hotspot in the research field.
Key concepts: Acupuncture, Dysphagia, Medicine, Stroke (engine), Rehabilitation, Physical therapy, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Intensive care medicine