Clinical Observation on 58 Stroke Patients with Shoulder-joint Semiluxation Treated by Needling Method of Restoring Consciousness and Inducing Resuscitation plus Jingjin Needling

LI Chun-mei1; YIN Li-li1; WANG Li-kang2

doi:10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.09.015

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Clinical Observation on 58 Stroke Patients with Shoulder-joint Semiluxation Treated by Needling Method of Restoring Consciousness and Inducing Resuscitation plus Jingjin Needling

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- Clinical Observation on 58 Stroke Patients with Shoulder-joint Semiluxation Treated by Needling Method of Restoring Consciousness and Inducing Resuscitation plus Jingjin Needling
- Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Issue 9, Pages: 809-811(2008)
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  1. 天津中医药大学第一附属医院针灸科
  2. 北京武警森林指挥学校门诊部
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- DOI：10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.09.015
  CLC： R246.1
- Published：2008
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[1]李春梅,尹丽丽,王理康.醒脑开窍针法配合经筋排刺法治疗中风后肩关节半脱位58例临床观察[J].中医杂志,2008(09):809-811.

LI Chun-mei1, YIN Li-li1, WANG Li-kang2. Clinical Observation on 58 Stroke Patients with Shoulder-joint Semiluxation Treated by Needling Method of Restoring Consciousness and Inducing Resuscitation plus Jingjin Needling[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2008, (9): 809-811.
[1]李春梅,尹丽丽,王理康.醒脑开窍针法配合经筋排刺法治疗中风后肩关节半脱位58例临床观察[J].中医杂志,2008(09):809-811. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.09.015.

LI Chun-mei1, YIN Li-li1, WANG Li-kang2. Clinical Observation on 58 Stroke Patients with Shoulder-joint Semiluxation Treated by Needling Method of Restoring Consciousness and Inducing Resuscitation plus Jingjin Needling[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2008, (9): 809-811. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.09.015.

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目的研究醒脑开窍针法配合经筋排刺法治疗中风后肩关节半脱位的疗效。方法108例患者随机分为治疗组58例

对照组50例。治疗组采用醒脑开窍针法配合经筋排刺法

对照组用醒脑开窍针法。观察两组临床疗效、肩关节运动功能及神经系统缺损程度。结果治疗组在总疗效、改善肩关节运动功能及神经系统缺损方面优于对照组（P<0.05）。结论醒脑开窍针法配合经筋排刺法治疗中风后肩关节半脱位疗效优于单纯使用醒脑开窍针法。

Abstract

Objective To study the effect of consciousness restoring needling method combined with Jingjin needling method for shoulder-joint semiluxation patients after stroke.Methods The 108 patients were divided randomly into the treated group（n=58） and the control group（n=50）.The treated group was treated with consciousness restoring and Jingjin Needling while the control group treated with consciousness restoring only.The therapeutic effect

shoulder joint movement

and severity of nervous impairment of both groups were observed.Results There were significant differences between the two groups in total effective rate and improvement of joint movement and nervous function（P<0.05）

indicating that the effect of treated group was better than that of control group.Conclusion Consciousness restoring plus Jingjin needling is better than consciousness restoring used only in the treatment of shoulder-joint semiluxation of stroke patients.

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