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Wang Ting - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Videofluoroscophic Swallowing Study of Post-stroke Dysphagia Patients Treated with Electroacupuncture Combined with Rehabilitation Training
Journal of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2011Co-Authors: Wang TingAbstract:Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effect of electroacupuncture(EA) combined with rehabilitation training on post-stroke dysphagia.Methods Seventy qualified patients were equally randomized into two groups by blind method.The experiment group was given EA combined with rehabilitation training,and the control group received rehabilitation training alone.The treatment lasted 3 weeks.Videofluoroscophic swallowing study(VFSS) was used for the evaluation of therapeutic effect in the two groups.Results(1) After treatment,the total VFSS score,oral stage VFSS score,swallowing stage VFSS score and VFSS score of error in swallowing were obviously increased in both groups(P0.05 or P0.01 compared with those before treatment).The difference values of the total VFSS score,oral stage VFSS score,swallowing stage VFSS score and VFSS score of error in swallowing before and after treatment were higher in the experiment group than those in the control group(P0.05 or P0.01).(2) The increase of total VFSS score and swallowing stage VFSS score in patients with or without Brain Stem Injury was higher in the experiment group than that in the control group(P0.05 or P0.01),while the difference of the change of oral stage VFSS score was insignificant in the two groups(P0.05).The increase of the VFSS score of error in swallowing was not obvious in patients without Brain Stem Injury in two groups(P0.05),while was higher in patients with Brain Stem Injury in the experiment group than that in the control group(P0.05).Conclusion The therapeutic effect of EA combined with rehabilitation training on post-stroke dysphagia is superior to that of rehabilitation training alone.
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Clinical Study of Electroacupuncture Combined with Rehabilitation Training for Treatment of Dysphagia Patients After Stroke
Journal of New Chinese Medicine, 2011Co-Authors: Wang TingAbstract:Objective:To observe the efficacy of electroacupuncture combined with rehabilitation training in treating dysphagia patients after stroke.Methods:Seventy patients were randomized into the experimental group and the control group, 35 patients in each group.The experimental group received electroacupuncture combined with rehabilitation training for three weeks,and the control group received rehabilitation training alone.The scores of Standardized Swallowing Assessment(SSA) were observed in both groups before and after treatment.Results:The scores of SSA were decreased in both groups after treatment,the differences being significant(P0.01 compared with those before treatment).The difference between two groups after treatment was also significant(P0.01).The scores of SSA in patients with Brain Stem Injury were higher than those without Brain Stem Injury before treatment(P0.01).In patients with or without Stem Injury,the decrease of the scores of SSA in the experimental group was superior to that in the control group after treatment(P0.01).Conclusion:For treatment of dysphagia patients after stroke,the effect of electroacupuncture combined with rehabilitation training is better than that of rehabilitation training alone.
Miao Hong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Clinical experience of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision in treatment of severe Brain Injury complicated from tentorial herniation
Journal of Dalian Medical University, 2006Co-Authors: Miao HongAbstract:[Objective] To explore the effect of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision of severe Brain Injury complicated from tentorial herniation.[Method] Tentorium cerebelli hiatus incisions were made on the base of intracranial hematoma evacuation and bone flap craniotectomy decompression on 23 patients of severe Brain Injury with secondary Brain Stem Injury resulted from tentorial herniation from 1999 to 2004.[Result]Nine cases bad GCS score 3～5 and 14cases GCS 6～8.12cases(52.1%) survived well,5 cases suffered from(21.7%) moderate disability,3cases (13.8%) severe deficit,1 cases(4.3%) vegetative and 102 cases(8.7%) death according to GCS.[Conclusions] Tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision could take effect on reducing secondary Brain Stem Injury resulted from tentorial herniation and could bring down the disability and mortality of these patients.
Chen Zhengli - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Clinical study of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision in treatment of severe and most severe Brain Injury complicated from tentorial herniation (A report of 89 cases)
Chinese Journal of Neurosurgery, 2002Co-Authors: Chen ZhengliAbstract:Objective To explore the effect of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision in treatment of severe and most severe Brain Injury complicated from tentorial herniation. Methods Tentorium cerebelli hiatus incisions were made on the base of intracranial hematoma evacuation and bone flap craniotectomy decompression on 89 patients of severe and most severe Brain Injury with secondary Brain Stem Injury resulted from tentorial herniation from July 1994 to Dec 2000. Results 32 cases had GCS score 35 and 57 cases GCS 68 48 cases (53 9%) survived well, 13 cases suffered from (14 6%) moderate disability, 9 cases(10 1%) severe deficit, 7 cases (7 8%) vegetative and 12 cases (13 5%) death according to GOS. Conclusions Tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision could take effect on reducing secondary Brain Stem Injury resulted from tentorial herniation and could bring down the disability and mortality of these patients.
Dong J - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Clinical application of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision in treatment of severe and most severe Brain injuries.
Chinese journal of traumatology, 2001Co-Authors: Wang Y, Fang W, Hu K, Liu B, Chen Z, Shi Z, Dong JAbstract:Objective:: To explore the role of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision in treating severe and most severe Brain injuries complicated by tentorial herniation. Methods: From July 1994 to July 1999 tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision was done based on intracranial hematoma evacuation and bone flap craniectomy decompression in 70 cases of severe and most severe Brain injuries complicated by tentorial herniation. Results: Of the 70 cases, GCS 3-5 was in 23 and GCS 6-8 in 47; satisfactory recovery in 39 cases ( 55.7 %), moderate disability in 12 ( 17.1 %), severe deficit in 6 ( 8.6 %), vegetative survival in 4 ( 5.7 %) and 8 ( 11.4 %) died. Conclusions: Tentoriun cerebelli incision is helpful in alleviating secondary Brain Stem Injury from tentorial herniation and in reducing the disability and death rate of the patients.
Wang Y - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Clinical application of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision in treatment of severe and most severe Brain injuries.
Chinese journal of traumatology, 2001Co-Authors: Wang Y, Fang W, Hu K, Liu B, Chen Z, Shi Z, Dong JAbstract:Objective:: To explore the role of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision in treating severe and most severe Brain injuries complicated by tentorial herniation. Methods: From July 1994 to July 1999 tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision was done based on intracranial hematoma evacuation and bone flap craniectomy decompression in 70 cases of severe and most severe Brain injuries complicated by tentorial herniation. Results: Of the 70 cases, GCS 3-5 was in 23 and GCS 6-8 in 47; satisfactory recovery in 39 cases ( 55.7 %), moderate disability in 12 ( 17.1 %), severe deficit in 6 ( 8.6 %), vegetative survival in 4 ( 5.7 %) and 8 ( 11.4 %) died. Conclusions: Tentoriun cerebelli incision is helpful in alleviating secondary Brain Stem Injury from tentorial herniation and in reducing the disability and death rate of the patients.