Meta analysis of the clinical efficacy of acupuncture in the treatment of spot baldness

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Category Systematic review
Journal中西医结合研究
Year 2017
Objective To conduct a systematic evaluation and comprehensive analysis of the efficacy and safety of acupuncture treatment. Method systematically retrieving databases such as “China Knowledge”, “Wanfang”, “Wip”, “CHKD Journal Full Text Database”, and screening randomized controlled literature on clinical efficacy of acupuncture treatment for spot baldness, according to inclusion criteria and ranking In addition to the criteria, a fine reading of the literature that meets the requirements, using RevMan 5.3 The results were included in 13 eligible studies, including 1362 randomized clinical controlled trial studies, M eta analysis showed statistical differences in treatment outcomes between trial groups and control groups [OR=5.87,95% CI (4.10,8.40), Z=9.66, P<0.00001], illustrating acupuncture treatment Effect of spot baldness is better than simplex west Therapeutics. Of the 13 literature included, only one in 5 patients (2 in the treatment group and 3 in the control group) had a local erythema response during ultraviolet exposure after acupuncture treatment, erythema disappears after adjusting the exposure time and dose, and none of the remaining adverse reactions were seen. Clinical efficacy and safety.
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