To compare the differences in therapeutic effects on treatments of the greater occipital neuralgia between acupuncture and western medicine. Method. Sixty cases of the greater occipital neuralgia were randomized into ...To compare the differences in therapeutic effects on treatments of the greater occipital neuralgia between acupuncture and western medicine. Method. Sixty cases of the greater occipital neuralgia were randomized into acupuncture group （30 cases） and western medicine group （30 cases）. In acupuncture group, acupuncture was applied on Fengchi （ 风池 GB 20）, Chengling （承灵 GB 18）, Xuanzhong （悬钟 GB 39） and Ashi （阿是穴）, once everyday. In western medicine group, carbamazepine was administrated orally, 100 mg, Bid × 10 days. Results： In acupuncture group, 25 cases （83.3%） were cured, 4 cases （13.3%） remarkably effective, 1 case （3.4%） effective and 0 case ineffective. In western medicine group, 16 cases （53.3%） were cured, 7 cases （23.3%） remarkably effective, 2 cases （6.7%） effective and 5 cases （ 16.7 % ） ineffective. The cured-markedly effective rates of two groups were 96.6 % and 76.6 % respectively, indicating significant difference between two groups （P 〈 0.05）. Conclusion： The therapeutic effect with acupuncture on the greater occipital neuralgia was significant compared with that with carbamazepine.展开更多
Objective:To observe the therapeutic effect of acupuncture plus acupoint-injection on greater occipital neuralgia.Methods:The 84 cases of greater occipital neuralgia were randomly divided into two groups,with 42 cases...Objective:To observe the therapeutic effect of acupuncture plus acupoint-injection on greater occipital neuralgia.Methods:The 84 cases of greater occipital neuralgia were randomly divided into two groups,with 42 cases in the treatment group treated by acupuncture plus acupoint-injection,and 42 cases in the control group treated with oral administration of carbamazepine.Results:The total effective rate was 92.8% in the treatment group and 71.4% in the control group.The difference in the total effective rate was significant(P<0.05) between the two groups.Conclusions:Acupuncture plus acupoint-injection is effective for greater occipital neuralgia,better than the routine western medication.展开更多
文摘To compare the differences in therapeutic effects on treatments of the greater occipital neuralgia between acupuncture and western medicine. Method. Sixty cases of the greater occipital neuralgia were randomized into acupuncture group （30 cases） and western medicine group （30 cases）. In acupuncture group, acupuncture was applied on Fengchi （ 风池 GB 20）, Chengling （承灵 GB 18）, Xuanzhong （悬钟 GB 39） and Ashi （阿是穴）, once everyday. In western medicine group, carbamazepine was administrated orally, 100 mg, Bid × 10 days. Results： In acupuncture group, 25 cases （83.3%） were cured, 4 cases （13.3%） remarkably effective, 1 case （3.4%） effective and 0 case ineffective. In western medicine group, 16 cases （53.3%） were cured, 7 cases （23.3%） remarkably effective, 2 cases （6.7%） effective and 5 cases （ 16.7 % ） ineffective. The cured-markedly effective rates of two groups were 96.6 % and 76.6 % respectively, indicating significant difference between two groups （P 〈 0.05）. Conclusion： The therapeutic effect with acupuncture on the greater occipital neuralgia was significant compared with that with carbamazepine.
文摘Objective:To observe the therapeutic effect of acupuncture plus acupoint-injection on greater occipital neuralgia.Methods:The 84 cases of greater occipital neuralgia were randomly divided into two groups,with 42 cases in the treatment group treated by acupuncture plus acupoint-injection,and 42 cases in the control group treated with oral administration of carbamazepine.Results:The total effective rate was 92.8% in the treatment group and 71.4% in the control group.The difference in the total effective rate was significant(P<0.05) between the two groups.Conclusions:Acupuncture plus acupoint-injection is effective for greater occipital neuralgia,better than the routine western medication.
