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WorldJ. Acup-Mox. Vol. 5. No.1 March. 1995CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 44 CASES O

WITH ZHU S SCALP ACUPUNCTZhou Ziyang

Acupuncture Hospital A/liliatl d to Auhui CollegeH rlf/ 23006 I. Chilla

ABSTRACT casesof apoplexy of recon'ring and sequela phastwo groups. group of Zhu sScalp Acupuncture and group of somatic acues in each group. Clinical effect of Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture was better, -',.~ture. percentage of basic cure and ~k;d effect of the former was marlatter (P

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26plegia of right side. The 88 cases were randomlydivided into two groups. the cases in one groupwere treated with Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture andthe others in anOther group with traditional so-matic acupuncture. There were 44 cases in eachgroup and clinical data were fair between them.

ST N R S OF I GNOSIS

According to TCM Standards of Diagnosisand Effects on Apoplexy and Main DiagnosisPoints of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2. all cases

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shu (BL 23) and Qihaishu (BL 24) for weak.ness of b ck and waist; The needles were lifted,thrusted and twirled to make needling sensationswith technique of mild tonification and reduc-tion. The needles were retained for about ,15minutes and manipulated 2-3 times during theretaining time. The courses C f treatment werethe same as that of Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture.

3. Supplementary trea tmen ts: For cases inbOth groups. Chinese herbs or westernmedicines might be appiied to control blood pres-

1. Criteria ofof Mark-Countingmarks were countetions of patients' cshoulder joints. hipcomprehensive- funcdise-lse was. the hfull marks were 28.of that toral marksmarks after treatme

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28Table 2

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(2) Clinical effect of Zhu's Scalp Acupunc-ture on recovering phase of apoplexy wasmar~edly better than that on sequela phase. Thelonger the course of apoplexy. the worse theclinical effect. So apoplexy should be treated asearly as possible.

(3) Under the author's observation. mostcases of hemorrhagic apoplexy were more severethan cases of ischemic apoplexy, so clinical effl.'cof the former wasn't as good as that of the latterbut there hadn't marked difference betweenthem. Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture was effectiveI'..

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