Meta analysis of muscle spasms after acupuncture combined with rehabilitation therapy for spinal cord injury

Objective: Systematic evaluation of the impact of acerbic therapy on limb function in patients with muscular spasms following spinal cord injury. Method: Computer retrieval of PubMed, Cochrane Library, China Knowledge, Wip, Wanfang, etc. Clinical randomization of muscle spasms Controlled trial literature. Meta analysis of the relevant outcome indicators using the RevMan 5.3 software. Results: The final inclusion of 11 literature, all in Chinese literature, included a total of 715 subjects. The statistical results showed that the experimental group had a higher clinical effectiveness than the control group [MD=5.02,95% CI (3.05,8.28), Z=6.34, p<0.001]; experimental group Improvement in patient clinical spasticity index scoring index was better than in control group [MD=-3.09,95% CI (-4.51, -1.67), Z=4.28, P<0.001]; improvement in Ashworth score in experimental group was better than in control group [MD=-0.84,95% CI (-1.01, -0.67), Z=9.48, P<001]; Improvements in Barthel index of patients in the experimental group were better than in the control group [MD=10.41,95% CI (8.74,12.09), Z=12.19, P<0.001]; neither the experimental group nor the control group reported adverse events. works better, but due to the inclusion of the limitations, more multi-center, large samples of clinical randomized controlled experiments are needed for further proof.