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Clinical observation on regulating Conception Vessel and unblocking Governor Vessel by acupuncture combined with tuina for cerebral infarction

调任通督针灸配合推拿治疗脑梗死临床观察

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Abstract

Objective

To observe the clinical effect of regulating Conception Vessel and unblocking Governor Vessel by acupuncture combined with tuina for cerebral infarction.

Methods

A total of 61 eligible cases with cerebral infarction were treated with regulating Conception Vessel and unblocking Governor Vessel by acupuncture combined with tuina, once a day, 12 d for a course. There was a 3-day interval between two courses. These cases were treated for 3 courses. Before treatment, the infarction severity was graded using neurological deficit score. The score changes and correlation between infarction severity and therapeutic efficacy were evaluated after 1, 2 and 3 courses of treatment.

Results

Before treatment, the neurological deficit score was (18.65±3.28), versus (13.63±3.91), (9.53±3.22) and (5.57±3.97) respectively after 1, 2 and 3 courses of treatment. When the third course was completed, 4 cases obtained almost full recovery, 33 cases obtained marked effect, 18 cases obtained improvement and 6 cases had no effect. The total effective rate was 90.2%.

Conclusion

Regulating Conception Vessel and unblocking Governor Vessel by acupuncture combined with tuina can substantially improve limb function in patients with hemiplegia due to cerebral infarction.

摘要

目的

观察调任通督针法配合推拿治疗脑梗死的临床疗效。

方法

对符合纳入标准的61 例脑梗死患者, 予以调任通督针法配合推拿治疗, 每日1 次, 12 次为1 疗程, 疗程间休息3 天, 共治疗3 个疗程。治疗前通过神经功能缺损评分进行病情轻重分级。治疗1、2、3 个疗程后分别进行神经功能缺损评分及病情轻重与疗效关系的评定。

结果

治疗前, 患者神经功能缺损评分为(18.65±3.28)分, 治疗1、2、3 个疗程后评分分别为(13.63±3.91)分、(9.53±3.22)分和(5.57±3.97)分。经过3 个疗程的治疗, 61 例患者中基本痊愈4 例, 显效33 例, 有效18 例, 无效6 例, 总有效率90.2%。

结论

调任通督针灸结合推拿治疗能有效改善脑梗死偏瘫肢体功能。

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Yan, B., Liu, Yf. & Zeng, Xx. Clinical observation on regulating Conception Vessel and unblocking Governor Vessel by acupuncture combined with tuina for cerebral infarction. J. Acupunct. Tuina. Sci. 13, 165–170 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11726-015-0843-9

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