針灸應用於腦中風病例之臨床療效探討

Medical Study on Clinic Experiment of Acupunture application to cereabal stroke

鍾世芳(Shi-Fang Zhong)

《中國鍼灸學雜誌》 3卷1期 (2015/12) Pp. 114-120

https://doi.org/10.6528/CAMS.2015.0007

摘要

中醫針灸對神經疾病的治療已有千年的歷史，最近幾年統計證明針灸可以有效治療癱瘓，此外，也可適用在治療中風，特別是中風後的復健。在急慢性中風對與運動功能有重大的改善，(例如：膝關節的伸直或彎曲，肩膀的攣縮……)。根據臨床研究，針灸治療時機是前三週療效比三週後再治療的療效來的好。本文發現在臨床上，應用針灸治療急性腦中風病例，確實能有效改善肢體平衡、運動功能與生活品質。

關鍵字

中風 ； 麻痺 ； 平衡 ； 運動功能 ； 生活品質

並列摘要

Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture has long been introduced to treat neuropathy since thousands years ago. In recent years, statistic data proves that acupuncture can treat paralysis efficiently, likewise, it can be also adapted as a substitute method to treat cerebral stroke, especially in post-stroke rehabilitation. There is another achievement for acupuncture therapy in chronical and acute stroke significantly improve exercising function (such as Knee joint straight & bending, shoulder retracted and etc.). From clinic research, the best acupuncture treatment time is conducted during the first 3 weeks which performs much better efficiency than that after 3 weeks. The paper is a clinic experiment of acupuncture therapy treat in chronical and acute stroke patients efficiently (such as body balance ,motor function and quality of life…).

並列關鍵字

cereabal stroke ； paralysis ； Acupuncture therspy ； body balance ； motor function ； quality of life

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