Meta analysis of Needles for the treatment of cervical vertebrae disease

Objective To explore the efficacy of a needle knife in the treatment of cervical cervical disease (CSA) and conduct meta analysis. Methods Retrieving PubMed, Chinese Biomedical Literature Database, Chinese Journal Full Text Database, Chinese Science and Technology Journal Full-Text Database published or unpublished clinical randomized controlled trials of Needle Knife Therapeutics CSA from Cochrane Collaborative Network to November 2014 Random Meta analysis conducted by controlled trials. Each screening of the literature and the Jadad score performed was conducted independently by 2 researchers, resolved through consultation or consulted by third parties when opinions were not uniform. The result was 6 high-quality randomized controlled literature included in Meta analysis, with a total number of cases included in 409. Meta analysis showed statistically significant differences in the total cure rate of CSA applied with needle-cutter intervention versus the efficacy of needling or western drugs (OR = 1.78,95% CI 1.15~2.75; I2 = 48%, P=0.05). Conclusion The cure rate of CSA for needle-cutter treatment has a clear superiority over the cure rate of acupuncture or western medicine (fluorirazine).