Meta Analysis on Comparison of Efficacy of Acupuncture and Needles in Treatment of Fas

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Category Systematic review
Journal中医临床研究
Year 2019
Background: Acupuncture and acupuncture are commonly used therapies for fasciitis, but a systematic evaluation of the effectiveness and safety of these two therapies is currently lacking. Objective: Systematic evaluation of the effectiveness and safety of acupuncture versus acupuncture treatment of fasciitis. Method: Computer retrieval PubMed library (1966/2017), Cochrane (1993/2017) , CNKI (1979/2017), VIP Database VIP (1989/2017), Wanfang Database (1990/2017), a clinical randomized controlled trial of acupuncture and acupuncture treatment fasciitis. Adopting RevMan 5.3 Software for Systematic Analysis. Results and Conclusions: 6 clinical randomized controlled trials were included in a total of 407 patients with fasciitis. Meta analysis showed that the near-term total effectiveness and cure rate for fasciitis were higher than the acupuncture group. Conclusion: Clinical treatment of fasciitis, acupuncture therapy is superior to acupuncture therapy. Low volume and quality of literature, large samples of the method science are needed Centralized, high-quality clinical randomized controlled trials for further validation.
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