A descriptive statistical analysis of inpatients with lumbar disc herniation at a Korean medicine hospital in 2014

Jeong, Jeong Kyo; Kim, Myung Kwan; Park, Gi Nam; Kim, Jung Ho; Kim, Young Il

doi:10.13045/acupunct.2017080

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“…In many studies, conservative treatments for LDH have been reported to be effective. [ 6 , 7 ] Among those treatments, acupuncture is in the spotlight to such an extent as to have been upgraded to the recommended level in medical care guidelines. [ 8 , 9 ] Acupotomy, which involves both an acupuncture needle and a surgical scalpel, was developed in 1976 by Professor Han-Zhang Zhu of China.…”

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Effectiveness and safety of acupotomy for treating back and/or leg pain in patients with lumbar disc herniation

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Effectiveness and safety of acupotomy for treating back and/or leg pain in patients with lumbar disc herniation

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A Retrospective Statistical Analysis of Miniscalpel Needle Therapy for Herniated Intervertebral Disc or Spinal Stenosis

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Background: This study examined the characteristics and prognosis of patients admitted to the Dunsan Korean medicine hospital for treatment of herniated intervertebral disc (HIVD) or spinal stenosis with Miniscalpel needle therapy (MSN). Methods: Patients were admitted to the Dunsan Korean medicine hospital from January 01, 2016 to September 30, 2017 for the treatment of HIVD or spinal stenosis with MSN. Crossover analysis, Independent sample t test, one-way ANOVA, multiple linear regression analysis, and binary logistic regression analysis were performed. Results: Crossover analysis showed statistically significant differences in treatment methods according to gender, current pain according to the disease duration, satisfaction of MSN according to disease duration, treatment methods, and intention of re-treatment with MSN according to treatment methods. Independent t test and one-way ANOVA showed that there was a difference in current Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) according to disease duration, and difference between discharge and current NRS, and number of MSN according to disease. Multiple linear regression analysis showed that age, disease duration, and number of MSN affect discharge NRS, disease duration, and number of MSN affect current NRS, and Western medical treatment after MSN, discharge NRS, and current NRS affect satisfaction of MSN. Binary logistic regression analysis showed that discharge NRS affects current pain, and gender, discharge NRS, and treatment methods affect intention of re-treatment with MSN. Conclusion: Characteristics, prognosis, satisfaction and variables affecting prognosis of MSN were statistically significant, indicating that more systematic studies are required to further examine the effects of MSN on HIVD or spinal stenosis.

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Retrospective Statistical Analysis of Patients with Disc Herniation Treated with Cervical or Lumbar Decompression Treatment

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Objectives:The purpose of this study was to confirm the relavance between the dependent variables and the treatment effects of nonsurgical spinal decompression(NSD). Methods: 105 patients suffering from disc herniation and treated with NSD were investigated and analyzed. Results: The intention of retreatment showed a tendency to be higher in having occupation, western treatment only before NSD(WTB) and non-western treatment(WTN) group. As the number of NSD increased, satisfaction score and the Numeric Rating Scale(NRS) difference increased and the NRS after NSD decreased. On the other hand, as western treatment after NSD increased, satisfaction score and the NRS difference decreased and the NRS after NSD increased. The odds ratio of having intention of retreatment was lower in western treatment only after NSD(WTA) group than WTN group. The NRS difference showed a high tendency in the age group of 20s, 60s, and 70s and older. The NRS difference of group with NSD more than 10 times was higher than that of the group with less than 10 times. Satisfaction score of WTN and WTB group was higher than that of WTA group. Adjusted NRS after NSD was the lowest in non-western treatment group and the highest in WTA group. Adjusted NRS after NSD was the lowest in the group with NSD over 21 times, and the NRS after NSD increased as the number of NSD decreased. Conclusion:This study included patients with cervical or lumbar disc herniation and showed that occupation, the number of NSD, western treatment and age statistically affected the treatment effect.

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A descriptive statistical analysis of inpatients with lumbar disc herniation at a Korean medicine hospital in 2014

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Effectiveness and safety of acupotomy for treating back and/or leg pain in patients with lumbar disc herniation

Effectiveness and safety of acupotomy for treating back and/or leg pain in patients with lumbar disc herniation

A Retrospective Statistical Analysis of Miniscalpel Needle Therapy for Herniated Intervertebral Disc or Spinal Stenosis

Retrospective Statistical Analysis of Patients with Disc Herniation Treated with Cervical or Lumbar Decompression Treatment

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