Treatment of postapoplectic thalamic spontaneous pain by electroacupuncture at huatuojiaji points

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Title

Treatment of postapoplectic thalamic spontaneous pain by electroacupuncture at huatuojiaji points

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Journal Publication

Date

1999

volume

19(3)

pages

195-199

Research Type

RCT

Keywords

Abstract

The authors have treated 30 cases of postapoplectic thalamic spontaneous pain (PTSP) by electro-acupuncture at Huatuojiaji points (Extra), with the other 30 cases of PTSP treated by oral administration of carbamazepine as the controls. The total effective rate was 90% in the acupuncture group, and 86.7% in the control group. The difference in the total effective rate between the two groups was not statistically significant (P > 0.05), suggesting that electroacupuncture at Huatuojiaji (Extra) is a better therapy for PTSP

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has health condition studied

Stroke

plan

>1/WK

has study population number

60

has duration

4 Weeks

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