Objective： To improve the clinical efficacy by applying the holistic view to the spinal manipulations. Method： The anatomical structure and physio-pathological characteristics of the spine have been studied by using...Objective： To improve the clinical efficacy by applying the holistic view to the spinal manipulations. Method： The anatomical structure and physio-pathological characteristics of the spine have been studied by using modern scientific knowledge, such as, anatomy, image, biomechanics and pathophysiology. Results： The spine and its surrounding muscles and ligaments, the whole spine, spine and nerves, vessels in between intervertebral foramen as well as the spinal cord within the spinal canal, and spine, pelvis and the lower limbs all constitute an organic whole. Conclusion： The TCM holistic view in bones and tendons, spine, spine- nerve-vessel-spinal cord and spine-pelvis-lower limbs are still guiding the clinical practice of spinal manipulations.展开更多
Objective：To observe the effect of subtle adjustment of the cervical spine combined with Shu Jing Ding Xuan （Neck-relaxing and Dizziness-alleviating） Decoction for cervical vertigo. 〈br〉 Methods：An open-label, r...Objective：To observe the effect of subtle adjustment of the cervical spine combined with Shu Jing Ding Xuan （Neck-relaxing and Dizziness-alleviating） Decoction for cervical vertigo. 〈br〉 Methods：An open-label, randomized and parallel controlled clinical study was designed. Subtle adjustment of the cervical spine combined with Shu Jing Ding Xuan （Neck-relaxing and Dizziness-alleviating） Decoction was used for patients in the treatment group, whereas subtle adjustment alone was used for patients in the control group. The results in the two groups were statistically analyzed after two courses of treatment. 〈br〉 Results：The recovery rate and total effective rate in the treatment group were 20.6%and 88.2%respectively, versus 14.7%and 73.5%in the control group. The inter-group differences were statistically significant （both P＆lt;0.01）. 〈br〉 Conclusion： Subtle adjustment of the cervical spine combined with Shu Jing Ding Xuan （Neck-relaxing and Dizziness-alleviating） Decoction is better than subtle adjustment alone for cervical vertigo.展开更多
文摘Objective： To improve the clinical efficacy by applying the holistic view to the spinal manipulations. Method： The anatomical structure and physio-pathological characteristics of the spine have been studied by using modern scientific knowledge, such as, anatomy, image, biomechanics and pathophysiology. Results： The spine and its surrounding muscles and ligaments, the whole spine, spine and nerves, vessels in between intervertebral foramen as well as the spinal cord within the spinal canal, and spine, pelvis and the lower limbs all constitute an organic whole. Conclusion： The TCM holistic view in bones and tendons, spine, spine- nerve-vessel-spinal cord and spine-pelvis-lower limbs are still guiding the clinical practice of spinal manipulations.
基金supported by Taizhou Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine
文摘Objective：To observe the effect of subtle adjustment of the cervical spine combined with Shu Jing Ding Xuan （Neck-relaxing and Dizziness-alleviating） Decoction for cervical vertigo. 〈br〉 Methods：An open-label, randomized and parallel controlled clinical study was designed. Subtle adjustment of the cervical spine combined with Shu Jing Ding Xuan （Neck-relaxing and Dizziness-alleviating） Decoction was used for patients in the treatment group, whereas subtle adjustment alone was used for patients in the control group. The results in the two groups were statistically analyzed after two courses of treatment. 〈br〉 Results：The recovery rate and total effective rate in the treatment group were 20.6%and 88.2%respectively, versus 14.7%and 73.5%in the control group. The inter-group differences were statistically significant （both P＆lt;0.01）. 〈br〉 Conclusion： Subtle adjustment of the cervical spine combined with Shu Jing Ding Xuan （Neck-relaxing and Dizziness-alleviating） Decoction is better than subtle adjustment alone for cervical vertigo.
