Effect of catheterial globular dilatation and electroneedle in the treatment of cyclopharyngeal muscle relaxation

Objective: To observe the clinical efficacy of catheteriocarpus dilatation and electroneedle treatment of cyclopharyngeal dysphylaxia with neuropharyngeal dysphylaxia. Method: The study of patients with cyclopharyngeal dyslexia, was randomly divided into two groups after a video swallowing contrast examination (video fluoroscopic swallowing study, VFSS) The acute course is 2 weeks, 1 /d,5 times per week for each group, 2 weeks for treatment, respectively, before and after treatment; 1 /d,5 times per week for each group of patients before, after treatment or 6 weeks for removal of the gastric tube or after treatment; Apply evaluation criteria for swallowing dysfunction (depressive field scale), VFSS evaluation and clinical evaluation criteria for swallowing function results: swallowing disorders Acute phase, acupuncture group and globular dilatation group for treatment of cyclopharyngeal muscle failure disorder, evaluation of depressive field scale and VFSS before and after treatment, differences were statistically significant (P0.05), and differences between the two groups were statistically significant (P0.05). Systematic differences between depressive scale and VFSS evaluation before and after treatment (P0.05), the difference between the two groups is statistically significant (P0.05). The efficacy of bulbous dilatation is better than acerbic treatment.