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ObjectiveTo observe the therapeutic effect and recurrence of treating Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo(BPPV) by the treatment that combined Canalith Repositioning Maneuver(CRM) with Chinese and Western medicine.MethodsCollecting 40 cases suffered from BPPV,and randomized controlled method was used.Control group:20 cases( using Western and Chinese medicine),treatment group:20cases( using Western and Chinese medicine wrbined with CRM),judge the effect after 7days and telephone followed up 3 months,inquiring about recurrence situation.ResultsCure rate of treatment group was 90％,total effective rate was 100％ which was higher than the control group which was 50％,the total effective rate was 95％ (P ＜0.001 ) ;20 cases in treatment group followed up by telephone didn't recur.1 case in control group recurred,but got better after the treatment of CRM.ConclusionCRM which was effective,safe,simple and convenient to treat BPPV could be used as the preferred treatment for BPPV,if combined with Chinese and western medicine,it could significantly alleviate the symptoms and reduce the relapse.
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OBJECTIVE:To evaluate the curative efficacy of Chinese medicine vs. western medicine in the treatment of diabetes. METHODS:The randomized controlled trials(RCTs) comparing western medicine with traditional Chinese medicine alone or combination of Chinese medicine and western medicine in the treatment of diabetes were systematically evaluated. Meta-analysis of the cited trials was performed by evidence-based medicine method with Revman 4.2 software for statistical analysis. RESULTS:A total of 14 RCTs met our inclusion criteria. Meta-analysis showed that there was no significant difference between traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine in clinical efficacy in the treatment of diabetes; however,the diabetic patients treated with integrated Chinese medicine and western medicine showed much better efficacy than those treated with western medicine alone. CONCLUSION:Treatment of diabetes with traditional Chinese medicine plus western medicine has more advantages; however,this conclusion remains to be confirmed further by studies of high quality given the low quality in test methodology.
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@# ObjectiveTo observe the effects of comprehensive therapy on central pain after incomplete spinal cord injury. Methods12 patients with central pain after incomplete spinal cord injury who accepted comprehensive therapy were assessed with McGill pain questionnaire (MPQ) and visual analogue scale (VAS) before and after treating. ResultsThe scores of pain rating index sensory quality (PRI-S), pain rating index totality (PRI-T), the number of words chosen (NWC), pain rating index affective quality (PRI-A) and present pain intensity (PPI)max in MPQ and VAS were significantly decreased(P<0.01 or P<0.05).ConclusionThe comprehensive therapy is practical effective on central pain after incomplete spinal cord injury.