毫针加梅花针疗法治疗周围性面瘫的量效关系分析研究.pdf

Study on dose-effect relationship of the filiform needle with Percussopunctator therapy on peripheral facial paralysis Abstract Objective: Through the discussion of dose-effect relationship of the filiform needle with Percussopunctator therapy on peripheral facial paralysis to find the optimum stimulation intensity to obtain the best effect, so that to guide clinical application. Methods: 70 cases were randomly divided into two groups by the method of random contrast. One group (35 cases) was treated with light stimulation, and another group (35 cases) was treated with severe stimulation. To score the therapeutic effect of the two groups by Sunnybrook (Toronto) facial grading system, and based on the statistical analysis of the results of grading to evaluate the dose-effect relationship of therapeutic schemes. Results: 1. The differences within light stimulation group and severe stimulation group both had statistical significance (P0.001), namely two kinds of therapies are effective. 2. Effect of light stimulation group compared with severe stimulation group, the mean difference are 52±10.5, 43.4±12.7. In light stimulation group (32 cases), the curative rate was 68.8% (22/32), effectiveness rate was 21.9% - 3 - (7/32), improvement rate was 9.3% (3/32), and invalid 0 cases. In severe stimulation group (31 cases), the curative rate was 51.6% (16/31), effectiveness rate was 12.9% (4/31), improvement rate was 32.3% (10/31), and invalid 1 cases (3.2%). It was showed that the therapeutic effect of light stimulation group was better than severe stimulation group. Curative and effective ratio of two groups were 90.6%