Clinical efficacy of abdominal needle combined with cervical arc traction for the treatment of cervical arterial cervical vertebrae

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Category Primary study
Journal上海针灸杂志
Year 2019
Objective Objective To observe the clinical efficacy of abdominal needle combined with cervical arc traction in the treatment of vertebral arterial cervical cervical cervical vertebral cervical tracting. Method divided 80 patients into two groups according to a randomized numerical scale of 40 cases in each group. Before and after cervical chiropractic clinical evaluation scale, cervical vertigo symptoms and functional evaluation scale Equinox, hemodynamics, etc. Results of both groups treated with vertebral arterial cervical vertebral disease achieved better efficacy, the total effective rate was 92.5 percent, significantly higher than the control group's 77.5 percent (P<0.05); the clinical evaluation scale of cervical vertebral disease after treatment group was higher than the control group, the difference was statistically significant (0.05); vertigo, neck and shoulder pain, headache, daily life and Work, psychological and social adaptation indicators were significantly better than prior to treatment (P<0.01). Conclusion that the abdominal needle combined with cervical radial traction can significantly improve vertigo, neck and shoulder pain, headache, daily life and work, psychological and social adaptation, and significantly increase blood flow in the basal arteries of the vertebral artery speed, whose efficacy is associated with abdominal needle combined with cervical arc traction to improve blood supply in the basal arteries.
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