Clinical observation on 161 cases of piriformis syndrome treated with triple puncture combined with white tiger shaking head method[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2002, (7): 506-5.
Clinical observation on 161 cases of piriformis syndrome treated with triple puncture combined with white tiger shaking head method[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2002, (7): 506-5.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2002.07.019.
Clinical observation on 161 cases of piriformis syndrome treated with triple puncture combined with white tiger shaking head method
Purpose: To approach the effects of the acupuncture manipulation method on clinical therapeutic effects. Methods: 161 cases of piriformis syndrome were randomized into manipulation group with 80 cases and routine acupuncture group with 81 cases
and their therapeutic effects were investigated. Results: In the manipulation group. 61 cases (76. 25%) were cured. 13 cases (16. 25%) improved . and 6 cases (7. 5%) were ineffective
the effective rate being 92. 5% ; and in the routine acupuncture group. 46 cases (56. 79%) were cured. 17 cases (20.99%) improved
18 cases (22. 22%) were ineffective
and the effective rate being 77. 78% with a significant difference between the two groups (P < 0. 01). Conclusion: Triple puncture combined with white tiger shaking head method has a better therapeutic effect for piriformis syndrome.
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