Tác dụng phục hồi vận động của cấy chỉ kết hợp Bổ dương hoàn ngũ thang, điện châm, xoa bóp bấm huyệt trên bệnh nhân sau nhồi máu não thể khí suy huyết ứ

Abstract

Stroke is the second leading cause of death and the third leading cause of disability. According to the World Stroke Organization, 101 million people live with the long-term consequences of stroke. Cerebral infarction accounts for 80 - 85% of stroke cases and often leaves severe sequelae. Currently, the rehabilitation of motor function after a stroke by combining various traditional medicine methods such as electroacupuncture, acupoint catgut-embedding therapy, hydroacupuncture, etc., has proven to be effective. At hospitals in Can Tho City, acupoint catgut-embedding therapy combined with the ancient medicine Bo Duong Hoan Ngu Thang, electro-acupuncture, and acupressure massage has shown significant effectiveness in improving motor function recovery in patients after cerebral infarction with blood stasis. To objectively evaluate the effect of acupoint catgut-embedding therapy when combining multimodal, multi-center methods, we conducted a randomized clinical intervention study with a control group involving 102 patients after cerebral infarction with gas and blood stasis who were hospitalized in Can Tho City from February 2023 to February 2024. The results after 14 days of treatment using a regimen that combined acupuncture, Bo Duong Hoan Ngu Thang medicine, electroacupuncture, and acupressure massage showed that the average Barthel score in the intervention group increased to 69.73 ± 19.20, significantly higher than the control group, which had an average score of 55.69 ± 18.79 (p < 0.001). The rate of good and fair recovery, according to both the Barthel and Rankin scales, reached 82.3% in the intervention group, compared to 63.8% in the control group (p < 0.01).