Infrared radiation treatment of cervical traction with cervical spondylosis way.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Infrared radiation treatment of cervical traction with cervical spondylosis way [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the effect of conservative treatment of cervical spondylosis. Methods: June 2004-June 2007 900 cases of cervical disease patients treated with infra-red radiation which means the treatment of cervical traction with 480 patients, using a simple cervical Traction 420 patients treated with manipulation. Results: irradiation group and control group rates were 94.4% and 78.1%, P lt;0.05, significant difference. Conclusion: Infrared irradiation of cervical traction with cervical manipulation treatment effects good, quick, safe, reliable, simple, conservative treatment of cervical disease is the preferred method should be widely applied. [Keywords:] cervical spondylosis, infrared radiation, cervical traction, manual therapy Cervical disease is a common chronic degenerative joint disease, the degenerative disease is a long, slow process, with a high incidence of treatment for a long time, easy to relapse after treatment, and so on. This study prospectively collected in our hospital June 2004-June 2007 900 cases of cervical disease will increase it to take infrared radiation treatment of cervical traction and Manipulation 480 (hereinafter referred to as the exposure group) and the application of cervical traction treatment of 420 patients with the means (hereinafter referred to as the control group) were compared, the report is as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information irradiation group: The group of 480 patients, 276 cases male, female 204 cases, aged 28 to 76 years, average 50.5 years of age, duration of 1 to 150 months, an average of 23 months, of which 240 cases of nerve root, spinal cord 86 cases, 67 cases of vertebral artery, sympathetic 42 cases, 45 cases of mixed type. X-ray findings: straight cervical curvature of 256 cases, 35 cases of cervical curvature of the anti-Zhang, 386 cases of cervical bon