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Acupoint Massage with Meridians for Shoulder Periarithritis

Mao Gen-yong

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The acupoints which are on the meridians with tender spots on were massaged to treat 88 cases of shoulder periarithritis, and another 102 cases were treated by routine massage, with a course of three weeks. Results: The total effective rates were 100% and 89.2%, P0.05; and the recurrent rates were 12.5% and 26.4%, P0.05.

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The acupoints which are on the meridians with tender spots on were massaged to treat 88 cases of shoulder periarithritis, and another 102 cases were treated by routine massage, with a course of three weeks. Results: The total effective rates were 100% and 89.2%, P0.05; and the recurrent rates were 12.5% and 26.4%, P0.05.

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The acupoints which are on the meridians with tender spots on were massaged to treat 88 cases of shoulder periarithritis, and another 102 cases were treated by routine massage, with a course of three weeks. Results: The total effective rates were 100% and 89.2%, P0.05; and the recurrent rates were 12.5% and 26.4%, P0.05.

Key concepts: Medicine, Massage, Surgery, Physical therapy, Alternative medicine, Pathology

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