Clinical observation on the treatment of acute periodical facial palsy by burning volcanoes based on infrared thermal imaging

Objective Objective To observe the differences in clinical efficacy of acute perifacial palsy and conventional needling, and to explore the modulation effect of infrared heat spectrum in patients with palsy on the opposite side of pyrogenic pyrography. Volcanic fire set on both sides in the Feng Pond Cave and Hai Valley Caves operation to burn the volcano, the rest of the transe Pallation; routine acupuncture treatment in the regular acupuncture group .7d is 1 course, after 4 sessions observed the overall effectiveness of two groups, HB grading criteria, course and infrared thermal imaging temperature changes. Results of the pyrogenic and conventional acupuncture groups were 100.00%, but the healing rate was better than conventional acupuncture Stimulus (P. 0.05); HB rating compared to burned volcanoes after treatment Excellent than the regular acupuncture group (P0.05); the temperature change in infrared thermal imaging, prefrontal area, angular area and patient area during the whole course of the course of the treatment with a marked temperature change compared to regular acupuncture (P0.05); periocular area at 7d, 14d, 21d pronounced change in degree (P0.05); both the former frontal and oral area Conclusion Blazing Needles can be effective in improving patient symptoms, treating acute peripheral facial palsy has a better clinical effect, while infrared thermal imaging technology provides a noninvasive and convenient objective evaluation indicator for acute periodical clinical diagnosis and treatment.