Efficacy of electroneedle combined with accretion injection for neural root cervical vertebrae disease

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Category Primary study
Journal世界中医药
Year 2020
Objective: To observe the clinical efficacy of electroneedle injection adenosine cobalamine in patients with neuroroot cervical chiropractic disease (CASCA score) and elbow muscle strength. Method: Selection of 70 patients with neuroroot cervical chiropractic disease admitted to the Third Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine from January 2018 to March 2019 The study subjects were randomly grouped into observation groups in order of precedence of visits and Comparative group, 35 cases per group. The observation group was treated with acne injection adenosine cobalamine combined with electroneedle treatment. 2 groups of VAS scores before and after comparison treatment, CASCA scores and changes in muscle forces around the upper elbow joints were statistically analyzed. Results: the observer group had a total efficiency of 94.3 percent, the control group had Efficiency is 80.0% and the difference is statistically significant (P<0.05). Conclusion: The two treatments showed varying degrees of improvement in clinical performance of patients such as pain, cervical function and upper limb muscle strength, but the acretic injection combined with electroneedle observation group was significantly better than that of the electroneedle observation group alone.
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First added on: Aug 10, 2020
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