Edged needle prick blood treatment of athletes sharp end of the 32 cases with patellar.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Edged needle prick blood treatment of athletes sharp end of the 32 cases with patellar [Abstract] [Objective] To investigate the sharp end of the patellar athlete effective method for disease. [Methods] 32 patients with this disease using edged needle prick squeezing blood treatment. [Results] The results in 32 cases, 24 cases recovered, effective 6 , 2 cases, the total effective rate was 93.75%, total efficiency of 100%. [Conclusion] edged needle prick sharp squeeze the end of the patellar blood disease treatment Players significant effect. [Keywords:] patellar tip end of the disease, edged needle, prick blood, athletes Patellar tip end of the disease is abnormal due to acute trauma or chronic stretch of the muscle caused by initial parts of the series of pathological changes in chronic fatigue patients are also common in sports injuries. Its high incidence, longer duration, easily repeated seriously affect the athletes and the level of training intensity, I from 2004 to 2008 through the edged needle prick blood treatment of the disease, 32 cases achieved a more satisfactory results are reported below. 1 General Information This group of cases, 20 males and 12 females, of which 7 cases of boxing, taekwondo 8 cases, 6 cases of martial arts, judo in 6 cases, 5 cases of other athletes, aged 14 to 26 years, mean 18 years, duration of 1 to 10 months, an average of 4 months, all projects have been as acupuncture, massage, physical therapy and other treatment, while the effect of poor or frequently repeated use of edged needle prick blood treatment, all patients during treatment persist in training. 2 Clinical manifestations and diagnosis of type 2.1 Clinical manifestations The disease has acute and chronic distinction. Acute exercise in patients with more than a sudden increase in the history of stretch or catch cold, the readme severe local pain, patellar examination see mild swelling at the tip end, superficial skin c