48 Cases of Using Scalp-acupuncture and Round-body Needle Treating DPN
Shi Guochen
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Shi Guochen
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Objective:To observe the clinical efficacy of treating diabetic peripheral neuropathy by using scalp-acupuncture and round-bady needle.Method:The 48 cases diabetes patients are divided into treatment group and control group,the treatment group uses scalp-acupuncture and round-body needle,keeping 30 minutes,one time every day;the xonreol group injects vitamin B1100 mg,B12500 μg,every day for one time.Judge the effect after ending the treatment.Results:The effective rate of the treatment group is 91%,and the control group is 66.7%.There is significant difference in statistics of x2 inspection(x2=8.52,P0.05).Before and after the treatment,there is significant difference on NVC,P0.05.Conclusion:The clinical effect of the treatment group is better than that of the control group.
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Objective:To observe the clinical efficacy of treating diabetic peripheral neuropathy by using scalp-acupuncture and round-bady needle.Method:The 48 cases diabetes patients are divided into treatment group and control group,the treatment group uses scalp-acupuncture and round-body needle,keeping 30 minutes,one time every day;the xonreol group injects vitamin B1100 mg,B12500 μg,every day for one time.Judge the effect after ending the treatment.Results:The effective rate of the treatment group is 91%,and the control group is 66.7%.There is significant difference in statistics of x2 inspection(x2=8.52,P0.05).Before and after the treatment,there is significant difference on NVC,P0.05.Conclusion:The clinical effect of the treatment group is better than that of the control group.
Key concepts: Medicine, Scalp, Acupuncture, Surgery, Significant difference, Clinical efficacy, Treatment and control groups, Anesthesia