Curative effects of water-based pain posted to treat 84 cases nerve root type cervical spondylosis
Wang Xisan
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Wang Xisan
Abstract
Objective: To observe clinical curative effect of the water-based pain posted to treat nerve root type cervical spondylosis. Methods: Chose the nerve root type 84 cases of patients with cervical spondylopathy, by treated patients before and after the symptoms and signs of objective comparison, stick to the clinical curative effect of water-based pain posted made comprehensive evaluation. Results: Three weeks after treatment the rate was 52.4%; significant efficiency was 34.5%; effective rate of 9.5%; no efficiency was 3.6%. The total effective rate was 96.4%. Conclusion: Water-based pain posted to treat nerve root type cervical spondylosis, there are obvious relaxing tendons, the pain of swelling and clinical effects are obvious.
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Objective: To observe clinical curative effect of the water-based pain posted to treat nerve root type cervical spondylosis. Methods: Chose the nerve root type 84 cases of patients with cervical spondylopathy, by treated patients before and after the symptoms and signs of objective comparison, stick to the clinical curative effect of water-based pain posted made comprehensive evaluation. Results: Three weeks after treatment the rate was 52.4%; significant efficiency was 34.5%; effective rate of 9.5%; no efficiency was 3.6%. The total effective rate was 96.4%. Conclusion: Water-based pain posted to treat nerve root type cervical spondylosis, there are obvious relaxing tendons, the pain of swelling and clinical effects are obvious.
Key concepts: Medicine, Cervical spondylosis, Nerve root, Cervical Nerve, Surgery, Alternative medicine, Pathology