As a common clinical disease,insomnia was usually treated with anti-psychotic or sedativehypnotic drugs in Western medicine,which showed a fast efficacy,as well as easy drug tolerance and side effects.In traditional C...As a common clinical disease,insomnia was usually treated with anti-psychotic or sedativehypnotic drugs in Western medicine,which showed a fast efficacy,as well as easy drug tolerance and side effects.In traditional Chinese medicine,the basic and key pathogenesis of insomnia are believed to be“the restlessness of the mind”,as well as“the absence of the mind”;and the treatment mainly focus on“regulating mental activities and smoothing the liver”.By combining the theoretical basis and characteristics of Fang’s scalp acupuncture,this paper aims to explain the advantages of Fang’s scalp acupuncture in the treatment of insomnia,and provide new ideas and methods for its clinical treatment.展开更多
Zhu’s and Chau’s Scalp Acupuncture is one of the newly developed needling meth-ods which follows the "penetrating head acu-point needling" method. Through many years ofclinical experience, exploration and ...Zhu’s and Chau’s Scalp Acupuncture is one of the newly developed needling meth-ods which follows the "penetrating head acu-point needling" method. Through many years ofclinical experience, exploration and research in conjunction with the various advantages of differ-ent styles and sects of scalp acupuncture needling methods, a unique method of scalp acupuncturehas been developed. This method combines the modern medical theory and the traditional Chinesemedical theory. The region of head is divided into seven treatment areas: Shenting region (GV24), Touwei region (ST 8), Shuaigu region (GB 8), Baihui region (GV 2O), Qiangjian region(GV 18), Xinhui region (GV 22), Wangu region (GB 12). The manipulation is developed andcreated according to the Collection of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, Chouqi and Jinqi methods.In the process of the insertion of the needles, this method requires the cooperation of rapid andslow breathing by lifting, following and opposing the meridian course, including active and pas-sive展开更多
88 cases of apoplexy of recovering and sequela phases were divided randomly intotwo groups,group of Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture and group of somatic acupuncture There were 44 Casesin each group.Clinical effect of Zhu’s ...88 cases of apoplexy of recovering and sequela phases were divided randomly intotwo groups,group of Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture and group of somatic acupuncture There were 44 Casesin each group.Clinical effect of Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture was better than that of somatic acupuncture,percentage of basic cure and marked effect of the former was markedly higher than that of thelatter（P【0.05）.Clinical effect of Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture on recovering phase of apoplexy wasmarkedly better than that on sequela phase（P【0.01 for the rate of basic cure and marked effect andP【0.05 for the total effective rate）.Clinical effect of Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture on hemorrhagicapoplexy hadn’t marked difference with that on ischemic apoplexy（P】0.05）.Applying Zhu’s ScalpAcupuncture to treat apoplexy,only need a few points,it is easy to manipulate,the needling sensationsare intensive,the clinical effecct is good,it is easy to accept by patients.展开更多
Objective： To evaluate the effectiveness of scalp acupuncture （SA）, a modern acupuncture technique specialized to neurological disorders, in managing motor function and symptoms for Parkinson＇s disease （PD） pati...Objective： To evaluate the effectiveness of scalp acupuncture （SA）, a modern acupuncture technique specialized to neurological disorders, in managing motor function and symptoms for Parkinson＇s disease （PD） patients. Methods： Two independent reviewers extracted data from all of the randomized clinical trials （RCTs） that assessed the efficacy of SA for PD compared with conventional therapies （CTs）. Sixteen electronic databases were searched. The risk of bias was appraised with the Cochrane Collaboration tool, and the reporting of the included studies was evaluated by the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials （CONSORT） 2010 checklist and the revised Standards for Reporting Interventions in Clinical Trials of Acupuncture （STRICTA） guidelines. Results： In total, 4 RCTs met the inclusion criteria. As assessed by the Unified PD Rating Scale （UPDRS）, 2 RCTs showed that SA combined with CTs proved superior to CTs alone [60 cases; weighted mean difference, -3.94; 95% confidence interval （CI）, -6.05 to -1.64, P=0.01; 12=0%]. Based on the Webster scale, however, 3 RCTs showed no superior effect of SA when combined with CTs with high heterogeneity （154 cases; risk ratio, 1.29; 95% CI, 0.79 to 2.12, P=0.30; 12=84%）. The Cochrane risk of bias, adherence to the CONSORT and the STRICTA checklist showed that the quality of all the included RCTs was generally low. Conclusions： The result of our systematic review and meta-analysis suggested that the effectiveness of SA for PD is promising, however, the evidence is not convincing. A sham-controlled RCT design that adheres to the CONSORT and STRICTA guidelines to overcome methodological weakness and that includes a large sample size is strongly recommended to confirm the precise effect of SA on PD.展开更多
基金Xi’an Fang’s Scalp Acupuncture School Inheritance Studio Project{Shi Wei Ji Han[2018]No.699}Clinical study of the Treatment of motor aphasia after stroke with Fang’s scalp acupuncture combined with resuscitating acupuncture therapy(Source of scientific research:Project of Shaanxi Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese MedicineProject No.:2019-ZZ-LC027).
文摘As a common clinical disease,insomnia was usually treated with anti-psychotic or sedativehypnotic drugs in Western medicine,which showed a fast efficacy,as well as easy drug tolerance and side effects.In traditional Chinese medicine,the basic and key pathogenesis of insomnia are believed to be“the restlessness of the mind”,as well as“the absence of the mind”;and the treatment mainly focus on“regulating mental activities and smoothing the liver”.By combining the theoretical basis and characteristics of Fang’s scalp acupuncture,this paper aims to explain the advantages of Fang’s scalp acupuncture in the treatment of insomnia,and provide new ideas and methods for its clinical treatment.
文摘Zhu’s and Chau’s Scalp Acupuncture is one of the newly developed needling meth-ods which follows the "penetrating head acu-point needling" method. Through many years ofclinical experience, exploration and research in conjunction with the various advantages of differ-ent styles and sects of scalp acupuncture needling methods, a unique method of scalp acupuncturehas been developed. This method combines the modern medical theory and the traditional Chinesemedical theory. The region of head is divided into seven treatment areas: Shenting region (GV24), Touwei region (ST 8), Shuaigu region (GB 8), Baihui region (GV 2O), Qiangjian region(GV 18), Xinhui region (GV 22), Wangu region (GB 12). The manipulation is developed andcreated according to the Collection of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, Chouqi and Jinqi methods.In the process of the insertion of the needles, this method requires the cooperation of rapid andslow breathing by lifting, following and opposing the meridian course, including active and pas-sive
文摘88 cases of apoplexy of recovering and sequela phases were divided randomly intotwo groups,group of Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture and group of somatic acupuncture There were 44 Casesin each group.Clinical effect of Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture was better than that of somatic acupuncture,percentage of basic cure and marked effect of the former was markedly higher than that of thelatter（P【0.05）.Clinical effect of Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture on recovering phase of apoplexy wasmarkedly better than that on sequela phase（P【0.01 for the rate of basic cure and marked effect andP【0.05 for the total effective rate）.Clinical effect of Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture on hemorrhagicapoplexy hadn’t marked difference with that on ischemic apoplexy（P】0.05）.Applying Zhu’s ScalpAcupuncture to treat apoplexy,only need a few points,it is easy to manipulate,the needling sensationsare intensive,the clinical effecct is good,it is easy to accept by patients.
文摘Objective： To evaluate the effectiveness of scalp acupuncture （SA）, a modern acupuncture technique specialized to neurological disorders, in managing motor function and symptoms for Parkinson＇s disease （PD） patients. Methods： Two independent reviewers extracted data from all of the randomized clinical trials （RCTs） that assessed the efficacy of SA for PD compared with conventional therapies （CTs）. Sixteen electronic databases were searched. The risk of bias was appraised with the Cochrane Collaboration tool, and the reporting of the included studies was evaluated by the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials （CONSORT） 2010 checklist and the revised Standards for Reporting Interventions in Clinical Trials of Acupuncture （STRICTA） guidelines. Results： In total, 4 RCTs met the inclusion criteria. As assessed by the Unified PD Rating Scale （UPDRS）, 2 RCTs showed that SA combined with CTs proved superior to CTs alone [60 cases; weighted mean difference, -3.94; 95% confidence interval （CI）, -6.05 to -1.64, P=0.01; 12=0%]. Based on the Webster scale, however, 3 RCTs showed no superior effect of SA when combined with CTs with high heterogeneity （154 cases; risk ratio, 1.29; 95% CI, 0.79 to 2.12, P=0.30; 12=84%）. The Cochrane risk of bias, adherence to the CONSORT and the STRICTA checklist showed that the quality of all the included RCTs was generally low. Conclusions： The result of our systematic review and meta-analysis suggested that the effectiveness of SA for PD is promising, however, the evidence is not convincing. A sham-controlled RCT design that adheres to the CONSORT and STRICTA guidelines to overcome methodological weakness and that includes a large sample size is strongly recommended to confirm the precise effect of SA on PD.
