Meta Analysis of Needling and Rehabilitation Training for the Treatment of Inner Foot Falling After Stroke

Objective: To analyze the efficacy of needling and rehabilitation training to treat intrafoot flipping after stroke. Method: Using the RevMan5 software (provided by Cochrane Collaboration Network) to perform Meta analysis via electronic retrieval and combining professional materials and information on the web. Results: A total of 115 literature were checked and only five met the criteria for inclusion. The method and results included in the article were evaluated using Jadad scoring criteria, 5 articles were of low quality literature with a total income of 324 patients. Mate analysis showed that acupuncture combined with rehabilitation training treatment after stroke was better than the control group, which aggregated OR3.15, 95% CI (1.74, 5.71), and the difference was statistically Meaning (Z−3.79, P= 0.0001). Conclusion: The available clinical research evidence shows that acupuncture combined with rehabilitation training to treat intrafoot flipping after stroke is superior in total efficacy than rehabilitation training alone, including RCT in the literature but lower treatment, requiring large-scale high quality clinical trial studies with a view to gaining stronger evidence.