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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Acupuncture treatment of hyperbaric oxygen in stroke hemiplegia early clinical observation of Author: Li Xin Cheng, Bao Li, Xiao-Yan Sun, Zeng book, Li Yung-ping, YAO Shun Road, Hong-Xun Zhang [Abstract] Objective To observe the general environment within the hyperbaric chamber in the acupuncture treatment on stroke patients with hemiplegia of early differences in efficacy. Methods 70 patients were randomly divided into treatment group and control group. Treatment in January after the short form Fugl  Meyer movement scale and the revised Barthel index for efficacy evaluation. The results of the treatment group limb limb motor function and daily living skills significantly higher rates of good (P amp;lt;0.01, P amp;lt;0.05). Conclusions Compared with the general environment, high-pressure oxygen chamber experts acupuncture treatment is more beneficial to stroke patients to restore motor function and activities of daily living. [Keywords:] stroke hemiplegia; high-pressure oxygen; Acupuncture Treatment Chinese acupuncture therapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy independently administering treatment in the early stage of stroke in patients with hemiplegia all have some effects. To observe the effect of collaborative applications in two ways, will now report on the results of our study are as follows. An object and methods 1.1 Object of cases diagnosed from 2004 -2008 years, and patients who met the inclusion criteria 70 patients were randomly divided into equal treatment and control groups. Two sets of general information in Table 1, general information was no significant difference (Pamp;gt; 0.05), comparable. Two groups of patients in Table 1 General information (omitted) Note: The count data with the frequency indicated by χ 2 test; measurement data with the ‘mean ± standard deviation’ by t test Diagnostic criteria: the light of the Fourth National Conference on Cerebrovascular Disease of cerebral vascular accident by cerebral he