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GERA
groupe d’études et de recherches en acupuncture
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Bibliographie
SEMINAIRE 38
Toulon - 15 Mai 2004
Pathologie du genou
(langue anglaise et française
et
résumé anglais)
gera - groupe d’études et de recherches en acupuncture
avril 07
Pascale Bony (Manosque), Jacques Bounpraseuth (Lyon), Alain Bourdot (Marseille), Georges Brandi (Gap),
Véronique Bouvier-Tourral (Beaurepaire), Dominique Brenet-Bancilhon (Romans), Georges Bufalini (Moulins),
Bui Hoang Chau (La Seyne), Philippe Calendini, Nicole Canivez-Giraud (Béziers), Pierre-André Couturier
(Nice), Jean Paul Dagnac (Chatonnay), Isabelle Dassonville (Le Grand Bornant), Véronique Delcombel
(Toulon), Jean Désarnaud (Mazamet), Marc Dizien (Fréjus), Véronique Dubois (Eguilles), Patricia Duhamel
(Béziers), Duong Noan (Aix-en-Provence), Michel Fauré (Cassis), Marie José Fister (Lyon), Jean-Loup
Fleischer (La Valette), Olivier Goret (La Garde) Xavier Guézénec (St Brieuc), Laurent Guiguet (La Ciotat),
Marie Hanotte (Ecully), Sophie Houssemand (Voiron), Christine Hudelot (Nice), Remy Jack (Menton), Marie
Paule Jouanneau (Crolles), Rym Kara-Terki (Cruet), Eric Kiener (Paris), Jean-Robert Lamorte (Toulon), Hervé
Le Blais (Redon), Gil Leborgne (Le Luc), Anne Marie Le Gloannec (Evenos), Pierre Louis Lonjon (Pertuis),
Martine Lozach (Marseille), Luu Tech-Khen (Nîmes), Daniel Manassero (Nans les Pins), Marc Martin (Mont
Saint Aignan), Charles Médioni (Cannes), Martine Monaco (Marseille), Louis-Maurice Ngo Ngoc Dong
(Collioure), Georges Nguyen (Marseille), Johan Nguyen (Marseille), Nguyên Minh Hoà (Lyon), Marc Nguyen
Quang (Marseille), Nguyen Trong Khanh (Toulouse), Eric Nguyen Van Loc (Marseille), Nguyen Van Minh
(Nice), Ghislaine Nicola-Deloffre , Sophie Niglio (Marseille), Ruby Orengo (Nice), Isabelle Pajus (Grenoble),
Antoine Parrenin (Villereversure), Claude Pernice (Aix-en-Provence), Eugénia Peycelon (Villars Les Dombes),
Florence Phan-Choffrut (Pantin), Thomas Photy (Annonay), Jeannie Pinatel Gaya (Marseille), Patrick Racano
(St Privat des Vieux), Anette Ramanambe (Marseille), Agnès Raoulx-Caillol (Chateaurenard), Patrice Rat
(Marseille), Marie-Edmonde Razafimahaleo (Haubourdin), Gilles Revah (Saint-Raphaël), Alain Ribaute (Aixen-provence), Bruno Reygrobellet (Briançon), Anil Sacdpraseuth (St Priest), Men Sipha (Nice), Patricia SouneSeyne (Aubagne), Robert Tardy (Ajaccio), Tran Ngoc Anh (Caen), Truong Quac Thanh (Nice), Truong Tan
Trung Henri (St Orens), Brigitte Velay (Lyon), Marie Vernusset (Lannion), Michel Vouilloz (Martigny-Suisse),
Sage-femme : Annabelle Pelletier-Lambert (La Garde), membre correspondant: Alfredo Embid (Madrid),),
membre d’honneur: Helga Guillelmi (Marseille), René Chou (Marseille), René Do Cao Phuc (Montpellier),
Robert Trinh (Marseille). Président d’honneur: Jean Fabre (Aix-en-Provence), - Secrétaire/Documentaliste :
Ewa Bachbakian 04.96.17.00.39
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notices
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TRAITEMENT D'UN CAS DE GONARTHROSE
BILATERALE ACCOMPAGNEE DE DECHIRURE
MENISCALE GAUCHE. VAN TOURS. acupuncture.
1972,33,41-7 (fra). ref:0
Traitement d'un cas en 3 séances alors qu'un traitement
chirurgical étant envisagé. Traitement principalement par
points généraux. [18.18 / cc- ]
2- gera: 14462/di/ra
OBSERVATION
CLINIQUE
(GONALGIE).
cliniques d'acupuncture. 1972,1, (fra). ref:0
[18.18 / cc- ]
X.
3- gera: 14472/nd/th
LES DOULEURS DU GENOU ET ACUPUNCTURE,
ETUDE CLINIQUE ET THEORIQUE. BOURREAU F.
these medecine,paris 6. 1975,, (fra). ref:0
[18.18 / - ]
4- gera: 26114/di/el
INJURY OF SOFT STRUCTURES OF THE KNEE. X.
in the manual of china's current acupuncture
therapy,medecine and health publishing. 1975,,212-213
(eng). ref:0
[18.18 / - ]
GENOU. NOGIER P. auriculo medecine. 1976,2,27-8
(fra). ref:0
[18.18 / 05.10- ]
6- gera: 109546/di/ra
DOULEUR DU GENOU ET TRAITEMENT PAR
ACUPUNCTURE. 2ÈME PARTIE. BOUREAU. revue
francaise d'acupuncture. 1977,11,5-26 (fra). ref:0
[18.18 / - ]
number obtained improvement of extension immediately
after acupuncture. of the i.c. 5 out of 6 in the first group
compared to 0 out of 7 in the control group (P<0.01). The
average improvement. of the extension. As measured by a
`goniometter, related to the maximum obtainable. was 46 %
respectively. A week later these percentage were 82 % and
46% ; the two groups were however, too small to show a
significant difference. There was also a tendency to a more
pronounced improvement of flexion of the knee in the first
group than in the control group; immediately
afteracupuncture average improvement in flexion related to
the maximum obtainable was 17% and 5% and a week later
56% and 30%. Since the two groups showed a significant
difference in flexion ability of the knee before acupuncture
statistical analysis of the results has been omitted. No
significant difference could be proved between the groups
regarding analgesia. This unbiased investigation indicates
that electrostimulation of the "kneepoint " compared to the
"shoulderpoint" at the ear resulted in a significant
improvement of the extension of knees with postoperative
limited extension. [18.18 / cta- 05.12- double aveuglemethodologie- ecr- 05.10- ]
9- gera: 14465/di/el- num
CRUSHING KNEE INJURY. X. in barefoot doctor's
manual. 1977,425-6, (eng). ref:17
35E, 34E, ASHI. Une séance par jour associée à des
compresses chaudes. Traitement par "nouvelle acupuncture"
et phytothérapie. [18.18 / ashi- entorse- 34vb- 35e- ]
INJURY OF SOFT STRUCTURE OF THE KNEE. X. in
treatment of 100 common diseases by new acupuncture.
1977,,36. (eng). ref:0
Protocoles de traitement par acupuncture, chimiopuncture,
ventouses, flun de purrier et moxibustion. [18.18 / - ]
7- gera: 2552/di/ra- num
ACUPUNCTURE. 1ère PARTIE. BOURREAU. revue
Points et méridiens du genou. Choix des points selon les
ouvrages principaux. [18.18 / - ]
L'ACUPUNCTURE (3EME PARTIE). BOUREAU. revue
Analyse de 43 cas de douleur du genou mis en consultation
au CHR et CHU de Nîmes. Séances de 15 à 30 minutes. 1 à
10 séances en fonction du résultat. Une séance tous les 7, 20
ou 30 jours. 65% de bons ou très bon résultats (amélioration
de plus de 50%). Une amélioration peut être observée en
cours de première séance dans la moitié des cas et est en
partie prédictive du résultat final. [18.18 / hopital- prediction]
8- gera: 17600/di/re- num
ELECKTRO-OREAKUPUNKTURS
EFFEKT
PA
LEDBEVAEGELSER
OG
SMERTER
EFTER
MENISKEKTOMI.
STROM
H.
ugeskr
laeger.
1977,139(39),2326-9 (dan*). ref:0
Traduction anglaise disponible. [Controlled triple-blind
investigation of the effect of electro-ear-acupuncture on
movement and pain in knee after meniscectomy]. 21 patients
with kneetroubles about 10 days after menisectomy were
randomised into two groups: The group treated by "correct"
acupuncture by 2 minutes electrostimulation at the
"kneepoint" of the ipsciatoral ear and the control group which
had the same treatment; but at the "shoulderpoint"`. The
examiner and the patient did not know anything about the
choice_of the acupuncturepoint and the acupuncturist did not
know which point was presumed indicated in case of
kneetroubles The statistical analysis proved. That among
patients with limited extension of the operated knee a greater
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ETUDE
STATISTIQUE
DE
30
CAS
DE
GONARTHROSE TRAITE PAR ACUPUNCTURE.
CHON-SEN M. memoire d'acupuncture,cedat,marseille.
1978,117,14P (fra). ref:0
Cette étude nous paraît confirmer l'intérêt du traitement par
acupuncture compte-tenu de son efficacité marquée dans la
douleur de la gonarthrose. Sur les 30 observations de
gonarthrose, dans 22 cas les résultats furent bons ou très bons
; dans 8 cas, les résultats peu importants ou nuls : soit 70% de
résultats bons ou très bons, soit 30% de résultats peu
importants ou nuls. La plupart des auteurs paraissent
admettre de bons résultats à l'acupuncture. Il faut souhaiter
que la collaboration avec les services spécialisés permettra de
préciser, outre les mécanismes en jeu, le spectre des
indications de la méthode. Il nous semble que le champ
d'action de l'acupuncture intéresse principalement en ce qui
concerne les douleurs du genou : la douleur de gonarthrose,
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la douleur ligamentaire, les douleurs projetées d'origine
articulaire, musculaire, viscérale. Dans le cas du rhumatisme
inflammatoire chronique, on peut penser que des traitements
mixtes (observation d'arthropathie goutteuse) permettraient
de diminuer la posologie des médicaments et par là d'atténuer
le risque de complications iatrogènes. Enfin, sous sa forme
nouvelle, l'électropuncture nous paraît un procédé prometteur
qui mérite d'avoir sa place parmi les nombreux traitements de
la douleur. [18.18 / - ]
AURICULOTHERAPIE
ET
PNEUMOARTHROCENTESE
DANS
LE
TRAITEMENT DE L'HYDARTHROSE DU GENOUX.
PRIVITERA P. auriculo medecine. 1978,10,21-2 (fra). ref:0
(n =18). Points: Auriculothérapie: points des membres
inférieurs, point de Darwin, genou (interne et externe),
thalamus et point 0. Résultats: Avec auriculothérapie une
seule ponction est nécessaire contre 3 en moyenne sans
auriculothérapie. [18.18 / 05.10- ]
14- gera: 14464/nd/me
DOULEUR DU GENOU EN ACUPUNCTURE. QUILLE
P. memoire d'acupuncture,afa. 1978,50, (fra). ref:0
[18.18 / - ]
LE PEI : APPLICATION AU GENOU DOULOUREUX
CHRONIQUE GUILLAUME G. revue francaise
d'acupuncture. 1979,18,63-8 (fra). ref:0
Pei des os, Pei des muscles, Pei de la chair, étude clinique et
thérapeutique. [18.18 / et- 18.03- ]
16- gera: 2549/di/cg- num
TRAITEMENT DES GONARTHROSES, THEORIE,
CONDUITE
PRATIQUE,
RESULTATS
STATISTIQUES (A PROPOS DE 30 CAS). MICHEL D.
conferences d'acupuncture,gera,toulon. 1979,4,87 (fra).
ref:0
(n = 30). Points: 9Rte, 34VB, 35E, XIYAN, 3Ru, 60V.
Points secondaires en fonction de la localisation: 36E, 2Rte,
6Rte. Protocoles: Electroacupuncture. 2 séances par semaine
au début puis 1 séance par semaine. Entre 10 et 16 séances.
Résultats: 73,33% de bons résultats. Eléments de bon
prognostic: patient homme de moins de 55 ans avec une
arthrose modérée à moyenne. [18.18 / ec- ]
LE GENOU DOULOUREUX. ROUSTAN C. revue
Etude des affections douloureuses, aiguës et chroniques
selon la pathogénie traditionnelle chinoise. [18.18 / et- ]
18- gera: 14469/di/el
[LESIONS DU MENISQUE ET DE LA ROTULE]. X. in
modern chinese massotherapy. 1979,135-140, (eng). ref:0
[18.18 / massage- ]
[ACUPUNCTURE-MOXIBUSTION THERAPY FOR
ARTHRALGIA
USING
DEFORMATIVE
ARTHRALGIA OF THE KNEE AS OBJECT OF
STUDY]. KUROSA Y. journal of the japan society of
acupuncture and moxibustion. 1981,30(1),58 (jap*). ref:0
It can be said that patients coming to the acupuncturemoxibustion clinic with complaints of arthralgia of the knee
number second only to lumbago patients. The clinical reports
on this subject are also numerous and generally speak of
favorable results. In fact, although we call this problem
arthralgia of the knee, the origin or underlyings diseases are
various. At this time I performed a pilot experiment and
compared results obtained with acupuncture and indirect
moxibustion therapy administered to 20 cases each of
deformative arthralgia of the knee, a disease which usually
strikes after middle age. The treatment method involved
stationary insertion of 1.3 TSUN No. 1 needles to a depth of
1-2 cm. for a period of 15 minutes. For indirect moxibustion I
administered the garlic moxibustion methods I reported at the
24th Japan Acupuncture and Moxibustion Society Congress.
Treatment points were selected from points of tenderness,
induration or muscle tendon in the afflicted area. Results in
the cases in which cure was obtained showed the number of
acupuncture treatments averaged 8.3 and the number of
moxibustion treatments 9.7 times. Also results compared
from a patient questionnaire distributed after the 3rd
treatment that is before the 4th treatment indicated in each of
th 20 examples improvement in 18.11 cases in the
acupuncture group and 17.17 cases in the moxibustion group.
Thus there was no significant difference indicated between
the two treatment groups. In both cases treatment could be
considered similarly effective. [18.18 / comparaison- 05.09- ]
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COMPARAISON
OF
ACUPUNCTURE
WITH
PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF
OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEES [ABSTRACT].
MILLIGAN JL ET AL. 15th international congress of
rheumatology 1981, paris. 1981,, (eng). ref:0
[18.18 / ecr- ]
ETUDE RADIO-ISOTOPIQUE DE L'EFFET DE
L'ACUPUNCTURE SUR LA VASCULARISATION
ARTICULAIRE DU GENOU. MYHAL D ET AL. union
medicale du canada. 1981,110(12),1046-48 (fra). ref:0
[RADIOISOTOPE STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF
ACUPUNCTURE
ON
THE
ARTICULAR
VASCULARIZATION OF THE KNEE]. Une étude
isotopique de la vascularisation articulaire à l'aide de
l'albumine marquée au Ic-99m n'a pas montré d'effet de
l'acupuncture sur la vascularisation du genou chez 20 patients
souffrant d'arthrite dégénératrice. L'étude était à double
aveugle et comparait aux acupuncture vraie à une
acupuncture simulée. Points: 2 yeux du genou et 4 points
curieux associés à des points de l'oreille (Shen Moon, genou,
sumenales et sub cortex), recherche de deqi et électroacupuncture (G6805). Séance de 20 minutes, 10 séances en 3
semaines. [18.18 / placebo- isotope- cta- 07.07- 05.10- ]
DOULEUR DU GENOU. DE L'HOMME G ET AL.
congres national d'acupuncture,paris. 1982,,289 (fra).
ref:10
Une douleur du genou peut être isolée, le diagnostic est alors
habituellement facile et le traitement efficace. Elle peut au
contraire faire partie d'un tableau clinique complexe qu'il faut
analyser avec le plus grand soin pour diagnostiquer le facteur
local, la perturbation de fond, générale. Cette dernière
pouvant toucher tout ce qui résonne sur les méridiens passant
au genou : mouvements et mutations d'énergies, viscères,
rythmes, grandes fonctions. [18.18 / et- ]
[THE CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT ON 82
CASES OF KNEE JOINT OSTEOARTHRITIS
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TREATED BY ACUPUNCTURE]. ZHANG TAO ET AL.
chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 1982,2(2),8 (chi*).
ref:6
Analyse clinique de l'effet du traitement par acupuncture de
82 cas d'arthrose du genou. De 1980 à 1981, le deuxième
groupe de l'équipe médicale chinoise travaillant en Syrie a
traité 82 cas d'ostéo-arthrite du genou avec des effets
certains. Dans tous les cas les diagnostics ont été portés
radiologiquement. Points principaux Dubi (35E) et Neiqiyan
(oeil interne). Points associés Heding, Xue Mai (10 Rte),
Zusanli (36E) et points ashi. Durant le traitement, le malade
doit ressentir une sensation de distension, d'engourdissement.
Les aiguilles sont laissées en place 15-20 minutes. En général
3 séances par semaine. Taux de guérison 29,27 %,
amélioration 52,44 %, échecs 18,29 %. [18.18 / ec- 35eheding- 10rte- 36e- ashi- ]
DOULEUR DU GENOU (OBSERVATION) DELFAU.
auriculomedecine. 1983,30,19 (fra). ref:6
[18.18 / cc- ]
LE GENOU. MUSSAT M. cours d'energetique des
systemes vivants appliquee a l'acupuncture,3eme annee.
1983,,38-41 (fra). ref:6
[18.18 / et- ]
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DOULEUR TRAUMATIQUE DE LA JAMBE.
RAZAFITSALAMA D. auriculomedecine. 1983,30,9 (fra).
ref:6
[18.18 / 18.07- ]
[ACUPUNCTURE AND REHABILITATION (III)
EFFECTS OF ACUPUNCTURE APPLIED TO THE
NORMAL
SIDE
ON
OSTEOARTHRITIS
DEFORMANS AND RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS OF
THE KNEE AND ON DISORDERS IN MOTILITY OF
THE KNEE*]. SHIGERU ARICHI ET AL. american
journal of chinese medicine. 1983,11(1-4),146-9 (eng).
ref:6
In osteoarthritis deformans and rheumatoid arthritis of the
knee and in disorders in motility of the knee joint after
cerebral hemorrhage and thrombosis, acupuncture was
applied to the normal side at the symmetrical part to the
lesion and flection-extension exercise and massage on the
affected joint were carried out as rehabilitation (Reha) during
the time the needles were used. Amost remarkable cure rate
was obtained in osteoarthitis deformans of the knee when
treated with acupuncture on the normal side and flectionextension exercise and massage on the affected part. The cure
rate was low in rheumatoid arthritis, and the therapy was
non-effective concerning disorders in motility of the knee
joint efter cerebral hemorrhage or thrombosis. The
improvement rate, however, was extremely low in
osteoarthritis deformans and rheumatoid arthritis of the knee
after the acupuncture on the affected part of the affected side
with Reha on the affected part of the affected side, or Reha
on the lesion, and these means of therapy were completely
non-effective concerning disorders in motility after cerebral
hemorrhage or thrombosis. Our previous reports No. I and 2
accord with the evidence obtained in this study that the
acupuncture on the normal side and Reha on the affected part
of the affected side produced most remarkable effect in
osteoarthritis deformans of the knee. The low improvement
rate in rheumatoid arthritis and non-effectiveness concerning
disorders in motility of the knee joint after cerebral
hemorrhage or thrombosis may be explained by differences
in morphology of the diseases. [18.18 / lateralitemobilisation- 18.04- 14.07- massage- ]
[THE
INFLUENCE
OF
ACUPUNCTURE
STIMULATION ON THE BURSA AND SYNOVIUM
OF KNEE JOINT IN RABBIT].ABSTRACT. SIM CB ET
AL. acupuncture research quarterly. 1983,25,27 (eng).
ref:2
Il a été rapporté des cas de bursite après puncture répétée du
35E. 15 lapins sont répartis en 3 groupes avec puncture des
yeux du genou, 34VB et 9RTE: soit 2 séances par jour, soit
une séance par jour, soit une séance tous les 3 jours. Examen
anatomopathologique des lésions à 15 jours, 30 jours, 60 et
120. Les lésions sont en rapport avec le nombre de séances. Il
est conseillé pas plus d'une séance par jour et pas plus de 60
jours. [18.18 / seance- 05.19- lapin- eaa- 35e- ]
[THE PRELIMINARY CLINICAL OBSERVATION OF
TREATMENT OF PATELLAR TENDON TERMINAL
DISEASE BY ACUPUNCTURE]. WANG LIANQING ET
AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 1984,4(2),14
(chi*). ref:0
This paper deals with the treatment of 73 cases of 121
patellar tendon terminal diseases by acupuncture, microwave
needle and laser, for which the total effective rate was
95.87%. Through the comparison observation of the
therapeutic effects in three groups, the effect in acupuncture
group was thought the best, the effective rate was 100%,
showing that the effect of treatment of patellar tendon
terminal disease by acupuncture was surely available, and
acupuncture is a good treating method at present, which
deserves recommendation and popularization. [18.18 /
comparaison- 05.12- 05.14- ]
AFFECTIONS DES TISSUS MOUS DU GENOU. X. in
roustan,traite d'acupuncture,masson,paris. 1984,3,389-90
(fra). ref:0
Lésions traumatiques du genou traitées par yeux du genou,
40V et points Ashi. Les points douloureux sont les plus
importants. 1 séance par jour ou tous les 2 jours. 10 à 15
séances. [18.18 / ashi- ]
[INTRA-ARTICULAR GLYCOSAMINOGLYCAN VS
ACUPUNCTURE IN THE TREATMENT OF
GONARTHROSIS]. ABSTRACT. JUNNILA SYT.
acupuncture
and
electrotherapeutics
research.
1985,10(3),242 (eng). ref:0
The aim of the study is to compare the effects of
intraarticular glycosaminoglycanpolysylfat (Arteparon R)
and acupuncture in the long time treatment of osteoarthrosis
of the knees. 22 patients were randomized in two groups.
Eleven patients were treated with intra-articular Arteparon R
50 mg two times a week during the first three weeks, then
once a week for three weeks and still once after two weeks.
After basic lo injections during two months the treatment was
continued once in three months. Acupuncture was given six
times at one week intervals and then once in three months.
The results were estimated by a visual analogue scale. The
time for walking 25 meters and getting up 20 stairs were
measured at each contact. Before the treatment and after two
years a x-ray was taken. Two patients in Arteparon R group
withdrew after 3 months because of insufficient treatment
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result and 7 has been followedup for two years. One patient
in acupuncture group was dropped out after one month
because a traumatic femoral fracture and an other one after
one year because of left side haemiplegia. 6 patients in this
group have been followed-up for two years. The pain on
VAS decreased by 54 % after one month, 28 % after six
months, 36 % after 12 months and 34 % after two years in
the Arteparon R group. In the acupuncture group the decrease
was 53 %, 48 %, 41 % and 62 % respectively. The time for
climbing up 20 stairs decreased by 19 % after one and by 9 %
after two years in the Arteparon R group and by 16 % and 17
% in the acupuncture group. The time for walking 25 meters
decreased by 14 % after one year and by 3 % after two years
in Arteparon R patients and increased by 4 % after one year
and decreased by 5 % after two years in acupuncture patients.
The radiologic changes progressed very considerably by 4/7
patients in Arteparon R group during two years and by 1/6 in
the acupuncture group. [18.18 / ecr- cta- ]
UNE CURIEUSE DOULEUR DU GENOU. ROUAM F.
revue francaise d'acupuncture. 1985,44,85 (fra*). ref:0
Observation d'une douleur du genou chez une femme
psycholigiquement assez immature, traitée par le Juliao
(29VB). [18.18 / cc- 29vb- ]
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[TREATMENT OF 34 CASES OF HYDRARTHROSIS
WITH EXPANDED WULINGSAN DECOCTION].
WANG GUANG HUANG. shaanxi traditional chinese
medicine. 1985,6(6),257-58 (chi*). ref:0
Voir Abstract of Chinese Medicine, 1987, résumé n°235.
[18.18 / - ]
CLINICAL ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTAL
OBSERVATION
ON
ACUPUNCTURE
AND
MOXIBUSTION TREATMENT OF PATELLAR
TENDON TERMINAL DISEASE IN ATHLETES.
WANG LIANQING ET AL. journal of traditional chinese
medicine. 1985,5(3),162-6 (eng). ref:0
Tendon terminal disease is a degenerative disorder in the
region where tendons and ligaments are attached to the bone.
Its causes are multifarious. Most cases of patellar tendon
terminal disease in athletes are due to improper training in
which excessive running and jumping exert pulls on the
patellar tendons exceeding the tissue structure tolerance and
causing gradual damage. The condition seriously interferes
with regular training and affects field performance.
Prevention and treatment of the disease has been stressed for
research in the area of athletic injuries in China as well as in
other countries. Current management of the disorder includes
physiotherapy, massage and medical injections, though
results have not been satisfactory. The authors used
acupuncture and moxibustion to treat the disease both
clinically and in experiment tal rabbits. The patients were
divided into three groups, as were the animals. Both the
patients and the animals were treated separately by 1 )
regular acupuncture and moxibustion, 2) microwave through
acupuncture needles, and 3) HeNe laser beam on the
acupuncture points. The latter two groups were set up for
comparison. [18.18 / seance- xiyan- ecr- 32e- ashi- eaa23.10- 05.09- comparaison- lapin- ]
35- gera: 26270/di/ra
[EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE ON DECREASED
MUSCLE STRENGHT OF QUADRICEPS FEMORIS
IN AN OSTEOARTHRITIC KNEE]. YANO T. journal of
japan society of acupuncture. 1985,34(3-4),236-241 (jap*).
ref:0
[18.18 / - ]
36- gera: 20734/di/ra
A PREMILINARY STUDY ON THE MECHANISM OF
REPAIRING MENISCUS INJURIES BY USING
CHINESE MEDICAL HERBS : AN EXPERIMENTAL
INVESTIGATION*. HU ETAL. international journal of
chinese medicine. 1986,,17-25 (eng). ref:0
[18.18 / 26.01- eap- ]
TREATMENT OF ADHESIVE RIGIDITY OF THE
KNEE JOINT BY TUINA. DUAN SHENGRU ET AL.
international
conference
on
tcm
and
pharmacology,shanghai. 1987,,569-70 (eng). ref:29
[18.18 / massage- manipulation- ]
38- gera: 22814/di/ra
[ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC
STUDY
OF
ACUPUNCTURE AND MOXIBUSTION THERAPY
FOR KNEE PAIN (2)]. EITARO NOGUCHI. journal of
the japan society of acupuncture. 1987,37(2),94-104
(jap*). ref:0
Introduction: In my studies (Journal of The Japan Society of
Acupuncture 35 (3, 4) ), the muscular activity of the
quadricepes femoris was studied while the subjects were
descending stairs. The present study, therefore, was designed
to evaluate the tibialis anterior, gastrocnemius medial head,
gastrocnemius lateral head. Materials and Methods: The
subjects consisted of a group of 7 patients with knee pain (7
females, 61. 14 years in mean age) and a normal group of 10
healthy persons (9 males, 3 females, 39. 70 years in mean
age). Electromyography was performed on the tibial anterior,
gastrocnemius medial head and gastrocnemius lateral head
during ascending and descending stairs. The examinations
were performed pre- and post acupuncture and moxibustion
treatment over a mean of the subsequent 4.5 weeks. Results:
1) The muscular activity of the quadriceps femoris showed an
overt pattern with two peaks in the normal group, but a
random pattern was shown in the knee pain group. 2) The
tibial anterior and gastocnemius showed higher and
longerlasting muscular activity than the normal group during
descending stairs. 3) The results indicated that
electromyography of the quadriceps femoris and
gastrocnemius is useful for objective evaluation of knee joint
function, and that the quadriceps femoris and gastrocnemius
are important subjects for acupuncture and moxibustion
treatment. [18.18 / 05.09- emg- ]
AIGUILLES
CHAUDES
ET
GENOU
RHUMATISMAL. FABRE J. 16ème congres national
d'acupuncture,paris. 1987,,187-195 (fra). ref:0
Nous avons traité depuis 4 ans une centaine de patients
atteints de gonarthrose avancée par la méthode des aiguilles
chauffées appliquée à deux points d'acupuncture du genou
(39V et 34VB). Il s'agit d'interventions simples, requérant
tout au plus des aiguilles traditionnelles chinoises, de
l'armoise, quelques allumettes. Chez plus de la moitié des
patients, les résultats ont été spectaculaires, rapides (1,2, ou 3
séances), durables, permettant parfois dans certains cas
limites d'éviter le recours à la chirurgie. (n = 94). Points: 2
Xiyan. Protocoles: Aiguilles chaudes avec moxas. Résultats:
Bons résultats : 64%. [18.18 / 34vb- 39v- 05.09- ]
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BIO-ENERGETIC-LEVEL-DETECTOR (BELD) AND
APPLICATION IN VALGUS-VARUS GENU. GAI G. in
compilation of the abstracts of acupuncture and
moxibustion papers, beijing.. 1987,,234 (eng). ref:9
[18.18 / - ]
41- gera: 23778/di/me
DOULEURS DU GENOU ET ACUPUNCTURE.
GOUSSEBAIRE-DUPIN M. memoire d'acupuncture,
bordeaux 2. 1987,,26P (fra). ref:9
Etude proposant de juger des effets de l'acupuncture sur les
douleurs du genou, et portant sur un ensemble de 30 patients.
Le protocole standardisé comprenait 5 séances. Les résultats
étaient évalués selon des critères objectifs et subjectifs. Ceuxci ont montré une certaine efficacité de l'acupuncture
puisqu'on notait dans l'immédiat 43 % de résultats
satisfaisants sur la douleur et 40 % de bons résultats sur la
mobilité articulaire. [18.18 / seance- ]
LE GENOU AU PLAN SYMBOLIQUE, MECANIQUE
ET MUSCULAIRE, LE GENOU ARTHROSIQUE, LE
GENOU INFLAMMATOIRE. STAAL. 16ème congres
national d'acupuncture,paris. 1987,,205-215 (fra). ref:11
[18.18 / et- ]
TREATMENT OF ARTHROPATHY OF THE KNEE
BY POINT PRESSING AND TENDON RELAXING
MANIPULATION. WEI YIZONG ET AL. international
conference on tcm and pharmacology,shanghai.
1987,,611-2 (eng). ref:0
Traitement par massage, acupression et mobilisation. [18.18
/ massage- acupression- ]
THE EXPERIENCE OF DR. GUO XIAOZONG IN
TREATMENT
OF
HYDRARTHROSIS
BY
ACUPUNCTURE AT EFFECTIVE POINTS (WITH
ANALYSIS OF 30 CASES). ABSTRACT. XUE LIGONG
ET AL. in selections from article abstracts on
acupuncture and moxibustion, beijing. 1987,,204 (eng).
ref:0
37V, Heding, yeux du genou, 30VB...selon la forme
clinique. En cas de syndrôme froid: tonification avec
induction de sensation de chaleur. En cas de syndrôme
chaleur: dispersion avec induction de sensation de froid.
Obtention du deqi avec diffusion dans les 4 directions: haut,
bas, gauche, droite. 1 séance par jour, 12 séances constituent
une série. En moyenne 24 séances. Dans tous les cas,
amélioration clinique et fonctionnelle. A 6 mois, dans un tiers
des cas, on observe une rechute modérée à minime. [18.18 /
30vb- 37v- heding- deqi- td- ]
A CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON THE BLOODLETTING TREATMENT OF THE LATERAL
LIGAMENTS STRAIN OF KNEE IN 50 CASES. YU
XICHAN. selections from article abstracts on
acupuncture and moxibustion, beijing. 1987,,211 (eng).
ref:0
[Observation clinique du traitement de 50 cas d'entorse des
ligaments latéraux du genou par saignées]. 50 cas d'entorse
des ligaments latéraux du genou sont traités par la méthode
de saignée dans une population d'alpinistes de 22 à 70 ans. La
méthode est simple et soulage rapidement ; recherche d'un
point douloureux exquis dans la zone du ligament, puis
massage léger pendant 3-5mn pour rendre la peau
hyperhémique, piquer 3 fois pour obtenir 3 brèches
vasculaires avec une aiguille triangulaire, faire sortir 0,5-1ml
de sang en pressant. 42 cas soulagés immédiatement, 8 cas
nécessitent une 2ème séance, et 2 cas résistent au traitement.
En médecine traditionnelle chinoise, la distention
ligamentaire correspond à une stagnation d'énergie et de sang
dans les méridiens tendino-musculaires, la saignée rompt les
microvaisseaux de la peau, puis active et draine la stagnation
des méridiens. [18.18 / 04.09- stase+sang- 23.10- 05.07- ]
VERGLEICH
DER
WIRKSAMKEIT
VON
AKUPUNTUR
UND
PHYSIKOTHERAPIE
BEI
AMBULANTEN
GONARTHROSE-PATIENTEN.
AMMER K ET AL. wiener medizinische wochenschrift.
1988,138(22),566-9 (deu*). ref:0
[Comparative study between acupuncture and physical
therapy in patients with gonarthrosis]. A comparative study
between acupuncture and physical therapy in patients with
gonarthrosis is reported. Patients treated with physical
therapy showed 4 parameters significantly reduced after a
treatment duration of 2 weeks, and 7 out of 10 parameters
after 4 weeks of therapy. Acupuncture could better 2
parameters but only after 4 weeks of treatment. Although
physical therapy was superior in most of the objective
measurements, the subjective judgement by the patients of
the efficacy of both treatments found no significant
difference. In summary acupuncture is thought to be only an
additional form of treatment in gonarthrosis. [18.18 / ecr- cta]
DOUBLE-BLIND TRIAL TO EVALUATE THE
EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT ON
KNEE OSTEOARTHROSIS. PETROU P ET AL. scand j
acupunct. 1988,3,113-6 (eng). ref:18
Randomisation en deux groupes: 1) Acupuncture (16
patients): 35E, oeil interne, Heding, 43E, 40V. Recherche du
deqi, séance de 20 minutes, 3 séances par semaine, 8 séances.
2) Acupuncture placebo: puncture superficielle, sans
recherche du deqi de non points d'acupuncture. Amélioration
significative dans le groupe acupuncture. [18.18 / ecr- cta- ]
LE GENOU. STAAL D. acupuncture. 1988,97,40-5 (fra).
ref:0
Analyse selon le graphe de Fuxi. [18.18 / et- ]
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[COMBINED THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF
TRAUMATIC SYNOVITIS OF KNEE JOINT]. SUN
SHENG-JU. chinese journal of traditional medicine
traumatology and orthopedics. 1988,4(4),17-19 (chi*).
ref:0
Author have treated 38 cases of patients suffering from
traumatic synovitis of knee joint by means of combining oral
administration with external application and "motion" with
"quiet". The result is successful. According to the patients'
conditions and different types, author cured them with
different methods. The author proposed the main method for
the treatment should be oral administration. The fixation with
base support gypsum appropriate immobilization and early
stage exercise of the muscle may play an important role in
shortening of the course of the treatment. This is an important
and effective therapy to prevent muscular astrophy and joint
stiffness. In the author's opinion, the case should be treated in
the shortest possible time so that chronic traumatic knee joint
synovitis may prevented. [18.18 / - ]
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TREATMENT OF HYDRARTHROSIS OF THE KNEE
WITH MANUAL MANIPULATION AND HERBS. WU
ZIMING. journal of tcm (english edition). 1988,8(4),251253 (eng). ref:8
[Traitement de l'hydarthrose du genou par phytothérapie et
manipulations]. 50 patients sont répartis en 2 groupes selon le
diagnostic : groupe I : 42 cas avec syndrôme humidité-glaires
(arthrosique) : difficulté à la marche, atrophie musculaire,
peau normale ou blanchâtre, enduit lingual gras, pouls
glissant ou fuyant ; groupe II : 8 cas avec stagnation du sang
(post- traumatique) difficulté à se mouvoir, peau rougeâtre ou
bleu foncé et chaude, enduit lingual fin, jaune, pouls en
corde, en surface ou rapide. Un traitement par technique
manipulatoire de "pression", puis de "sédation", ainsi que des
exercices fonctionnels à executer sont pratiqués pour les deux
groupes, une formule de plantes est prescrite, adaptée à
chaque groupe. Le traitement dure de 2 semaines à 3 mois,
72% de guérison, 24% d'amélioration, 4% d'échec dans le
groupe I; 100% de guérison dans le groupe II. Bi du genou.
[18.18 / acupression- manipulation- 26.02- glairestase+sang- ]
ENTORSES DES GENOUX ET DES CHEVILLES.
INSTITUT DE MTC DE TIANJIN. in seca et al,
acupuncture en medecine clinique, decarie, montreal.
1989,,318-320 (fra). ref:0
Deux yeux du genou, 39VB, 6Rte, 40V. Aiguilles et Moxas
en l'absence de phénomène chaleur. [18.18 / 05.09- 18.19- ]
51- gera: 23025/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION AND EXPERIMENTAL
STUDY ON SYNOVITIS GRANULES IN TREATING
GENUAL HYDROARTHROSIS]. ZHOU PEI ET AL.
chinese journal of integrated traditional and western
medicine. 1988,8(4),210 (chi*). ref:0
The genual hydroarthrosis and synovitis are commonly seen
in sport injuries and orthopedical diseases. Chronic
inflammation usually results from malpractice at the acute
stage and may cause chondromalacia patellae and genual
osteoarthritis. At present, its treatment still remains unsolved.
The synovitis granules is a granular drug composed of
Chinese medicinal herbs, which is based on the clinical
experience and basic theory of TCM. From 1979 to 1985,
290 cases were treated, the rate of cure was 62,41%, and the
total effective rate was 97,23%. This drug has no side-effect
and untoward effect. It consists of Spica Prunellae vulgaris,
Ligusticum lucidum, Mahonia fortunei, Salvia miltiorrhiza,
Stephania tetrandrae, Coix lacryma-jobs, Achyranthes
bidentatae and Astragalus membranaceus, etc. The granule
could clear up the heat and eliminate the dampness, activate
the blood circulation and remove the blood stasis, it had the
sedative and analgesic effect, and it also had the antiinflammatory effect. This drug was able to treat all types of
effusion of the knee joint, such as traumatic synovitis,
rheumatic synovitis, etc. It had wonderful effect for effusion
of knee joint due to sport injuries. The result of animal
experiment showed that the inflammation was less severe in
the test group as compared with the control and had less
mucin in the effusion fluid as well. Both in the animal
experiment and clinical practice the effect was markedly
significant. [18.18 / - ]
[ACUPUNCTURE WITH THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE
FOR THE OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE JOINT].
HIDEKI OCHI ET AL. journal of the japan society of
acupuncture. 1990,40(3),247-53 (jap*). ref:0
The osteoarthritis of knee joints in early stage were treated
with acupuncture, SSP and therapeutic exercise. The clinical
effect of this treatment was evaluated by the our original
score method for osteoarthritis of knee joints, and the muscle
strength of extensors of knee joint were measured. Symptoms
of the osteoarthritis of knee joints were improved
significantly and the power of the extensors increased by
these treatments. [18.18 / - ]
52- gera: 27317/di/ra
[A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON THE MECHANISM
OF REPARING THE MENISCUS INJURIES BY
USING CHINESE MEDICAL HERBS (ANIMAL
EXPERIMENT)]. HU SHENG-YU ET AL. chinese
journal of traditional medicine traumatology and
orthopedics. 1989,5(2),3-6 (chi*). ref:0
Through the preliminary study of healing meniscus injuries
on rabbits, it is believed that chinese medical herbs can
promote and accelerate the regional blood circulation,
regenerate blood vessels and effectively curing meniscus
wound. [18.18 / eap- 26.02- ]
54- gera: 29681/di/el
THE KNEE AND LEG REGION. SUN SHUCHUN. in
atlas of therapeutic motion for treatment and health.
1989,,105-12 (eng). ref:0
Description des techniques de massages pour l'articulation
du genou et du membre inférieur. [18.18 / massage- ]
EXERCISES FOR THE KNEE. SUN SHUCHUN. in
atlas of therapeutic motion for treatment and health.
1989,,165-68 (eng). ref:0
Description d'exercises de base pour le patient. [18.18 /
05.16- ]
[COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS BETWEEN LOW
ENERGY LASER THERAPY AND ACUPUNCTURE IN
GONARTHROSIS]. HIROMITSU TANIMURA ET AL.
journal of the japan society of acupuncture.
1990,40(3),243-46 (jap*). ref:20
Comparing the effects of low energy laser and acupuncture
was conducted in 14 patients with gonarthrosis. Effectiveness
on the pain on going up or down stairs, range of motion
(ROM) of knee joint and tenderness were examined. After
acupuncture treatment, the pain on going up or down stairs,
and ROM of knee joint were significantly improved. Laser
therapy showed the same significant effects both on the pain
on going up or down stairs and ROM of knee joint. In
addition, laser therapy showed a significant effect on
tenderness. In the statistical evaluation, no remarkable
difference was shown between acupuncture therapy and laser
therapy. Present data suggest that the laser therapy is as
effective as acupuncture therapy in gonarthrosis. [18.18 /
comparaison- 05.14- ]
INJURY OF THE LATERAL COLLATERAL
LIGAMENT OF THE KNEE JOINT. WANG GUOCAI
ET AL. in chinese massage, publishing house of shanghai
college of tcm, shanghai. 1990,,352-56 (eng). ref:8
Traitement par massage. [18.18 / massage- 05.16- ]
34 CASES OF EFFUSION OF KNEE BURSITIS
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TREATED BY ACUPUNCTURE AND CUPPING. WU
HENGMING. chinese journal of acupuncture and
moxibustion. 1990,3(4),260-1 (eng). ref:8
10Rte, 34E, 32E, 34VB et 6Rte. 4 points sont utilisés à
chaque séance, une séance par jour, mi-tonification, midispersion. Associer à mise en place de ventouse: puncture
du point légèrement au-dessus de l'angle supéro-interne de la
rotule. Sensation de vide sous l'aiguille. Retrait de l'aiguille et
ventouse 20 minutes. Il peut y avoir un petit écoulement
journalier. Dans les cas avec inflammation importante:
ponction, aspiration. 80% de guérison et 8% sans
amélioration. [18.18 / 05.08- ]
60- gera: 82005/di/ra
MENISCUS INJURY OF KNEE. ZHAO CHUNYIN ET
AL. in clinic of tcm (2), publishing house of shanghai
college of tcm, shanghai. 1990,,754-57 (eng). ref:0
[18.18 / - ]
LIGAMENTOUS INJURY OF KNEE JOINT. ZHAO
CHUNYIN ET AL. in clinic of tcm (2), publishing house of
shanghai college of tcm, shanghai. 1990,,758-63 (eng).
ref:0
Traitement par phytothérapie traditionnelle. [18.18 / - ]
62- gera: 61183/di/ra
[IMMOBILIZATION OF FRACTURED PATELLA BY
EMBRACING RING DEVICE]. ZHOU ZHIHUA ET AL.
medicine. 1990,10(6),351-52 (chi*). ref:0
48 cases of fractured patella treated by embracing ring
device from 1976-1988 were reported. Among the group,
there were 31 males and 17 females aged 20-80 years. The
types of fractures were transverse 28 cases, comminuted 8
cases, fissure or stellate 12 cases; closed 43 cases, opened 5
cases. The methods were adopted, namely: (1) Simple
immobilization with embracing ring device. (2) Cylinder
plaster cast combined with embracing ring device. (3) Openreduction with internal fixation combined with embracing
ring device. According to the holistic concept the authors
adopted both external and topical application of paste to
relieve local swelling and oral administration of traditional
Chinese medicine. After bone-union the embracing ring
device was removed in conjunction with external lotion and
active exercises. The 48 cases were followed up ranging from
5 months to 6 years. Satisfactory results were obtained in 41
cases (85,42%). Finally the authors emphasized that the
preservation of patella plays an important role in maintening
the extensor mechanism of the knee from physiological and
biomechanic views, if the articular surface can be perfectly
restored. The nature of embracing ring device and related
problems were also discussed. [18.18 / 18.18- 18.07- ]
[A COMMON MUSCULAR INJURY AROUND THE
KNEE JOINT. INJURY OF THE POPLITEUS]. BAI LIHE ET AL. chinese journal of traditional medicine
traumatology and orthopedics. 1991,7(2),15 (chi*). ref:0
This paper presents 150 cases with injury of the popliteus
treated with massage, the total curative rate being 98. 00%.
Besides, by animal experiment the more effective method of
massage has been found. The mechanism of etiology of the
popliteus has been discussed too. [18.18 / massage- ]
[CLINICAL EFFECTS OF THE HOT SPIKE
STIMULATION AT THE YUSEN (K-1) AND SANINKO
(SP-6) FOR KNEE JOINT OSTEOARTHRITIS (OA)].
KENICHI MIHARA ET AL. journal of the japan society of
acupuncture. 1991,41(4),374-6 (jap*). ref:5
We compared the results of heating the joint and of applying
the Hot-spike and electric stimulus to the YUSEN (1Rn) and
SANINKO (6Rte) points to disperse the fluid at the Knee.
The tests with the points resulted in little change in the fluid
level at the Knee. This time we measured the circumference
of the Knee. A therapist established the standard measuring
method, and tried to make the error decrease. While they
were observing the circumference of the Knee, they would
not allow any other medical treatments or any movement by
the patient. [18.18 / 6rte- 1rn- 05.12- ]
EFFECTIVE OBSERVATION OF 80 CASES OF KNEE
SPRAIN TREATED BY ACUPUNCTURE AND
MASSAGE. (abstract). MO XIAORONG ET AL.
acupuncture research. 1991,16(3-4),254 (eng). ref:5
80 cases of knee sprain were treated by acupuncture and
massage in this paper. The result is as follows : marked
improvement 80%, improvement 13,75%, total effective rate:
93,75%. Selecting points: Painful points on knee joint were
treated with Acupuncture and Massage. 7-8 points were
embedded each time. The treatment is given once daily. It is
considered that the best effective treatment should be got for
the patients whose age is younger, whose course of disease is
shorter and whose treatment is more timely. [18.18 / ashimassage- ]
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EVALUATION AND MANIPULATIVE THERAPY OF
PATELLAR MALALIGNMENT : A CLINICAL
REVIEW AND PRELIMINARY REPORT. WU
LINSHENG MD. journal of manipulative and
physiological therapeutics. 1991,14(7),428-35 (eng). ref:5
[18.18 / manipulation- ]
PREDICTIVE VALUE OF SUBJECTIVE AND
OBJECTIVE
EVALUATION
BEFORE
ACUPUNCTURE BULOW HH. american journal of
chinese medicine. 1992,20(1),17-23 (eng). ref:32
To evaluate if it is possible to predict the outcome of
acupuncture treatment in patients with knee osteoarthrosis,
six treatments were given during a 3 week period. Follow-up
time was 9-17 weeks. Seven parameters were evaluated to
examine if they had any influence on the outcome of
treatment: Age, duration of disease, pain, range of knee
movement, analgesic consumption, knee score (an objective
and subjective evaluation of the knees) and x-ray changes.
Twenty-nine patients were included with a total of 42
osteoarthritic knees waiting for a total knee replacement. The
median age was 69. 2 years, and median duration of disease
was 4. 2 years. 85% of the participants reported a subjective
effect, and in 88% an objective effect was found. Although
there were some significant differences when you looked at
the 7 parameters above, the pattern was not a consistent one.
Follow up results also indicated that those with the best
immediate results, not necessarily were the ones with the best
long-term effect. It is not possible to predict the outcome of
acupuncture treatment of osteoarthritic knees. Immediate
results are not a guide-line for long-term results, which
indicate that acupuncture research must include a follow-up
period. (n = 29). Points: 34E, 35E, XIYAN, 36E, 10Rte, 4GI.
Protocoles: Recherche du deqi, séance de 20 minutes avec
stimulation intermittente. 2 séances par semaine sur 3
semaines (6 séances) suivi moyen sur 11 semaines. Résultats:
85% des patients décrivent une amélioration subjective.
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[18.18 / prediction- ]
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ACUPUNCTURE OF THE KNEE. CAMP V.
acupuncture in medicine. 1992,10(2),57-62 (eng). ref:6
[18.18 / - ]
ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT OF SEVERE KNEE
OSTEOARTHROSIS.
A
LONG-TERM
STUDY.
CHRISTENSEN BV ET AL. acta anaesthesiol scand.
1992,36(6),519-25 (eng). ref:6
PURPOSE : Acupuncture treatment of patients waiting for
arthroplasty surgery. METHODS : 29 patients with a total of
42 osteoarthritic knees were randomized to two groups.
Group A was treated while Group B served as a no-treatment
control group. After 9 weeks Group B was treated too.
Analgesic consumption, pain and objective measurements
were registered. All objective measures were done by
investigators who were "blinded" as to Group A & B. In the
second part of the study 17 patients (26 knees) continued
with treatments once a month. Registration of analgesic
consumption, pain and objective measurements continued.
Total study period 49 weeks. RESULTS : Comparing Group
A to B there was a significant reduction in pain, analgesic
consumption and in most objective measures. In Group A +
B combined there was an 80% subjective improvement, and a
significantly increased knee range movement - an increase
mainly in the worst knees. Results were significantly better in
those who had not been ill for a long time. In the second part
of the study, it was shown that it was possible to maintain the
improvements. CONCLUSIONS : Acupuncture can ease the
discomfort while waiting for an operation and perhaps even
serve as an alternative to surgery. Seven patients have
responded so well that at present they do not want an
operation. (USD 9000 saved per operation). [18.18 / ecr- cta]
LASER ACUPUNCTURE FOR PAINFUL KNEE
USING BONE REFLEX POINTS ON SKULL. ITOHO
PIA. wfas international symposium on the trend of
research in acupuncture, roma. 1992,,210 (eng). ref:12
Traitement de 20 patients par Irradiation Laser (60 secondes,
830nm) au "point osseux réflexe". Situé au niveau de la
Mastoïde. 70% de bons résultats. [18.18 / cranio- 05.14- ]
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OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE. JI XIAOPING.
international
journal
of
clinical
acupuncture.
1992,3(4),375-7 (eng). ref:12
Présentation et discussion autour d'un cas d'arthrose du
genou: diagnostic traditionnel, indications de la moxibustion,
choix des points et justification, localisation. [18.18 / cc05.09- ]
EXPERIENCE
ON
THE
TREATMENT
OF
HYDRARTHOSIS OF THE KNEE JOINT. ABSTRACT.
LEGEIN WFC. wfas international symposium on the
trend of research in acupuncture, roma. 1992,,209 (eng).
ref:2
Traitement par acupuncture, phytothérapie et massage sans
description des protocoles. [18.18 / - ]
73- gera: 44679/di/ra
[RECONSTRUCTED MODEL OF OSTEOARTHRITIS
OF KNEE IN RABBITS AND THE EFFECT OF
JIANGU TANG ON THIS MODEL]. SHEN LIN ET AL.
traditional chinese medicinal research. 1992,5(2),18
(chi*). ref:2
This experiment presents a model of osteoarthritis of in
rabbits, in which the mechanical changes in the right knee
were created by the operative method in 55 rabbits. The
model showed many signs such as degeneration and attrition
of cartilage, eburnation and cystic degeneration in the
subchondral bone and the osteophyte formation in the joint
margins, etc. Then rabbits with osteoarthritis were divided
two groups. Group A, Jiangu Tang was given oral; Group B,
saline was used. The comparative observation of two groups
have taken through radiographic examination, histological
manifestations, etc. The results showed that Jiangu Tang
might obviously accelerate the repair of the cartilage and the
bone in osteoarthritis. [18.18 / eap- lapin- f0- ]
SHORT THRUST WITH WARMING TO THE
NEEDLE IN TREATING 54 CASES OF KNEE PAIN.
WU QINGMING. international journal of clinical
acupuncture. 1992,3(2),197-9 (eng). ref:2
Xiyan, Heding, 34VB, 8F. Puncture selon la technique de
traitement des Bi des os du Ling Shu: enfoncement progressif
de l'aiguille avec tremblements suivi d'enfoncements, retraits.
Moxas sur aiguilles (2 à 3cm de rouleau Taiyin sont fixés sur
le manche). Une séance par jour, 10 séances constituent une
série. Guérison dans 70% des cas, avec 15 à 47 séances
(moyenne 31). rapport de 3 cas. [18.18 / 05.09- punctureseance- 05.03- ]
75- gera: 84308/di/ra
QI GONG ET GONARTHROSE. X. lettre de l'institut
europeen de qi gong. 1992,1,8. (fra). ref:0
[18.18 / qg- ]
[OBSERVATION ON THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
OF ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE WITH TDP FOR
GONITIS]. XIE CHENG-LU ET AL. chinese acupuncture
and moxibustion. 1992,12(6),19 (chi*). ref:0
In this article, 100 cases of gonitis were treated by electroacupuncture with TDP irradiation, among which, 69 cured,
18 remarkably improved, 11 improved, and 2 without
improvement. The effective rate was 98 %. Compared with
the group treated by electro-acupuncture only and by TDP
irradiation, there was a marked difference in the curative rate
statistically (P<0.001). The main points selected were
Neixiyan (extra), Waixiyan (ST35), Yanglingquan (GB34),
Yinlinquan (SP9), and Zusanli (ST36). [18.18 / 36e- 9rte34vb- 05.12- comparaison- ecr- 35e- ]
ACUPUNCTURE
IN
GONARTHROSIC
PAIN
"BACHMANN'S KNEE PROGRAM". ZWOLFER W ET
AL. american journal of chinese medicine. 1992,20 (34),325-9 (eng). ref:0
35 patients avec douleur de gonarthrose. Deux yeux du
genou, 36E, Heding et point au centre de la rotule. Séance de
20 minutes, 1 séance par semaine, 10 séances éventuellement
prolongées. 60% des patients ont répondu au questionnaire,
parmi eux 70% avec de bons résultats. [18.18 / - ]
EVALUATION
ON
THE
EFFECTS
OF
ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT ON JUMPER'S KNEE.
ABSTRACT. AMANO K ET AL. third world conference
on acupuncture. 1993,,213. (eng). ref:12
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Points douloureux rotuliens. - Puncture 5 minutes, suivie de
10 minutes de stimulation électrique transcutanée du point. Allègement de l'entraînement suivi de glaçage. Amélioration
pour 22 tendons sur 31 traités. Amélioration du débit sanguin
au niveau rotulien mesuré par Doppler. Introduction:
Recently, many athletes have received acupuncture
treatments for care and prevention of sports disorders, and
conditioning. These are many reports deals with the effect of
acupuncture on sports disorder. However, in the majority of
these reports, the definite diagnosis was not made. So, we
treated the patients diagnosed as Jumper's knee (patellar
tendnitis) by sports doctors using acupuncture and examined
it's clinical effect. Method: Twenty two patients with patellar
tendinitis (31 legs) were studied. Acupuncture were
performed several points of patellar tendons, and a leaving
needle of the most tenderness point was made for 5 minutes,
and them, TEAS (transcutaneous electrical acupuncture point
stimulation) were performed for 10 minutes. Moreover, we
gave guidance about alleviation of the amount of training,
icing therapy immediate after training, and stretching. The
effects of acupuncture treatment were evaluated on the basis
of pain scale, degree of tenderness on the patellar tendons,
change of the symptoms. We also examined that effects of
acupuncture stimulation to the patellar tendons on
subcutaneous blood flow on the patellar tendons of 12 normal
adults. The blood flow was measured with laser Doppler flow
meter. Result and Discussion: In 22 of 31 legs the symptoms
were improved by the acupuncture treatments. The
subcutaneous blood flow was increased by an average of
59% after acupuncture stimulations. The increment of the
blood flow by acupuncture treatments was supposed to be
due to somatic-autonomic nerve reflex. As these results, it
became obvious that the acupuncture treatment is effective
on patellar tendinitis. [18.18 / 23.10- 05.12- 07.07- doppler- ]
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[ACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT
OF
KNEE
ARTHROSIS.
A
LONG-TERM
STUDY].
CHRISTENSEN
BV
ET
AL.
ugeskr
laeger.
1993,155(49),4007-11 (dan*). ref:0
The purpose of this study was to examine acupuncture
treatment of patients with osteoarthrosis of the knee. Twentynine patients with a total of 42 osteoarthritic knees were
randomized to two groups. Group A was treated while group
B served as a no treatment control group for nine weeks.
Analgesic consumption, pain and objective measurements
were registered. In the second part of the study 17 patients
(26 knees) continued with treatments once a months.
Registrations were continued for a total study period of 49
weeks. Comparing group A with B, there was a significant
reduction in pain, analgesic consumption and in most
objective measures. In group A + B combined there was an
80% subjective improvement, and a significantly increased
range of movement of the knee. Results were significantly
better in those who had not been ill for a long time. The
second part of the study showed that it was possible to
maintain the improvements. [18.18 / cta- ]
TREATMENT OF 22 CASES AFFECTED BY
GONARTHROSIS WITH TRADITIONAL CHINESE
MASSAGE ON ACUPUNCTURE POINTS COMBINED
WITH THE PLUM BLOSSOM NEEDLE THERAPY
AND MOXIBUSTION. ABSTRACT. CONTI S ET AL.
third world conference on acupuncture. 1993,,445. (eng).
ref:0
The authors report the treatment, carried out in the period
November 1991-April 1992, of 22 cases (17 female, 5 male),
ranging in age between 52 and 64, affected by mono-bilateral
gonarthrosis, differentiated in three syndromes according to
TCM diagnosis: a - Cold-wind syndrome (9 cases); b - Colddampness syndrome (10 cases); c - Qi and blood stagnation
syndrome (3 cases). The combination of the techniques of
massage on acupoints (circular pressure with the tumb,
vibration) with the Plum Blossom needle therapy and
moxibustion with moxa-stick, proved especially useful in the
treatment of this disease, because it has determined in most
treated cases, the disappearance or the clear reduction of pain
and the recovery of the articular mobility. In particular, the
resolution of the "positive masses" detectable on palpation in
the area of affected joints by means of Plum Blossom needle
therapy, was determined for the best therapeutic
achievements. The results were as follows: - 10 cases
markedly improved; - 8 cases improved; - 4 cases with a poor
result. [18.18 / 05.05- 05.09- massage- ]
TREATMENT
OF
STRAIN
OF
THE
INFRAPATELLAR FAT PAD BY MANIPULATION.
OBSERVATION OF THERAPEUTIC EFFECT IN 117
CASES. GUO XIAODONG. journal of traditional chinese
medicine. 1993,13(4),294-8 (eng). ref:0
The present group comprises 117 cases of strain of the
infrapatellar fat pad. The treatment effected a 100% cure in
the mild and moderate types of the cases. In the severe cases
suffering from such accompanying conditions as traumatic
arthritis, the rate of effectiveness reached 100%, with all
symptoms and signs becoming markedly alleviated. The
treatment is considered a method of the first choice in
handling strain of the infrapatellar fat pad, and also a good
method for treating traumatic arthritis of the knee and
malacia of the patella. [18.18 / manipulation- ]
PIA LASER ACUPUNCTURE FOR PAINFUL KNEE
USING BONE REFLEX POINTS ON SKULL.
ABSTRACT. ITOH O. third world conference on
acupuncture. 1993,,217. (eng). ref:0
Point osseux réflexe "PM" à la pointe de la mastoïde.
Irradiation laser au DIOTRON-PIA. 60 ou 120 secondes et
longueur d'onde 790 ou 830 nm. Efficacité dans 70% des cas.
Introduction: Low power laser are widely used to treat pain,
however local therapy, that is the laser administered at the
afflicted area, is most of ten administered. At this time we
would like to report about our studies concerning the quick
relief of knee joint pain obtained using PIA Laser
Acupuncture in which laser therapy for painful knee was
administered not locally but rather at bone reflex points "PM"
at the tip of the mastoid process of the temporal bone.
Subject and Method: The subject in this study included 5
male and 15 female patients for whom previously
administered PIA system therapy using various metal
magnets (ITOH-MAG) had proven ineffective in relieving
painful knee. Laser treatment was administered at bone reflex
points "PM" for 60 to 120 seconds using the Diotron-PIA
semiconducter laser developed by author and associates. The
wave length was 790-830nm. Results: Laser therapy at bone
reflex points "PM" was effective in 70% of the cases. In most
of these cases 60 seconds laser treatment was effective. Also
laser therapy was effective only when administered on the
side of the patients shorter leg. Interpretation and Conclusion:
It is unclear whether or not laser therapy at the distant bone
reflex points "PM" relieves painful knee. Also it was very
interesting to note that wave length of 830nm only were
effective. 790 nm waves were not effective. [18.18 / 05.14- ]
ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT IN THE RELIEF OF
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GONARTHROSIS PAIN - A CONTROLLED
CLINICAL TRIAL. ABSTRACT. MOLSBERGER A ET
AL. third world conference on acupuncture. 1993,,208.
(eng). ref:0
(n = 97). Points: Patients répartis en deux groupes: 1)
Acupuncture vraie (points non précisés, n=71). 2) Fausse
acupuncture (n=26). Protocoles: 2 séances par semaine. 10
séances. Résultats: Amélioration significative de la douleur
dans le groupe acupuncture. Introduction: many patients
suffer from pain of gonarthrosis. Common therapies are not
very successful. Therefore Acupuncture treatment of
gonarthrosis pain was studied. Method: The analgesic effect
of acupuncture in chronic gonarthrosis pain was studied in a
placebo-controlled trial completed by 97 patients. Each
patients was treated twice a week, alltogether recieving 10
acupuncture treatments. Before and after the course of
treatment all patients were examined by an unbiased
independent examiner and the overall pain score was
measured over 10 days using Vas-scales; functional
parameters (resilience) were measured with a modified
Lysholm questionnaire. Patients of the verum group (n=71)
were treated according to generally accepted acupuncture
treatment recommendations. Patients of the placebo group
(n=26) were treated with sham acupuncture, using nonacupuncture points on the homolateral leg. A follow-up
examination was carried out after 3 months. Results: After
ten treatments the overall reduction in pain score was 47,5%
in the verum group (follow-up 48,2%), and in the placebo
group (follow-up 26,1%). The results are statistically
significant (P<0,05). Discussion and conclusion: The study
shows that in gonarthrosis pain the analgesic effect of verum
acupuncture exceeds that of placebo acupuncture. The
measurement of the functional parameters according to the
Lysholm score showed no significant change. This indicates
that the VAS pain score is more sensitive for pain
measurement than the Lysholm score. Further studies about
acupuncture concerning pain treatment should be carried out.
[18.18 / cta- ecr- placebo- ]
ACUPUNCTURE WITH QUADRICEPS EXERCISE
FOR THE OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE JOINT.
ABSTRACT. OCHI H ET AL. third world conference on
acupuncture. 1993,,406. (eng). ref:0
Introduction: It is generally believed that quadriceps exercise
is an effective method for osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee
joint. The purpose of this study is to clarify the importance of
quadriceps exercise in acupuncture treatment. Method: Forty
eight patients with OA of the knee joint in early or middle
stage radiographically were treated in our hospital. They
were 12 males and 36 females whose are ranged from 53 to
85 years with the average age of 64 years. They were divided
into 3 groups. In group-A, 18 patients were treated
acupuncture and silver spike point (SSP) therapy; in group-B,
20 patients, the combination of acupuncture and SSP therapy
and quadriceps exercise; in group-C, 10 patients, quadriceps
exercise only. The clinical effect of these treatments was
evaluated by our original evaluation score, and the strength
of extensors of the knee joint was measured. The average
follow-up period was 18 months. Results: In the group-A and
-B, symptom improved significantly but in the group-C it did
not. In the group-B and -C, the strength of the extensors
increased immediately after the treatment. In the group-B, the
relief of symptoms had continued during the follow-up
period. Conclusion: The combination of acupuncture, SSP
therapy and quadriceps exercise was very useful in
conservative treatment for OA of the knee joint. [18.18 / - ]
ACUPUNCTURE TREATING 32 CASES OF
MUSCULUS QUADRICEPS FEMORIS INJURY
CAUSED BY QUINIMAX. RAN JINLI. world journal of
acupuncture-moxibustion. 1993,3(4),13-4 (eng). ref:0
Quinimax injection causes side infect characterized by pain
and atrophy in musculus quadriceps femoris. Pain
predominates in acute stage and corresponds to the Bi
Syndrome, while atrophy is seen in chronic stage, and refers
to the Wei Syndrome. The pain should be treated by
activating Qi and blood circulation. The atrophy should be
treated on the principle of tonifying blood and nourishing
tendons. The points of the stomach meridian are mostly
selected for the treatment purpose because they are abundant
in Qi and blood. My try is successful. The cured rate is
61.76% and all 34 diseased lower extremities are improved.
[18.18 / 18.03- wei- acls- ]
NEEDLING XIAOGUKONG IN TREATING COLDPAIN OF KNEE. TAO HONGYOU. international journal
of clinical acupuncture. 1993,4(4),423-4 (eng). ref:0
Xiaogukong (Extra 6) is an extra-channel point wich, as
noted in A great Compendium of Acupuncture and
Moxibustion, is located at the tip of the second joint of the
little finger, and is indicated for arresting pain in the hand
joints and eyes. Clinically, needling the point has been
employed for relieving pain, cold feeling and soreness of the
knee joint. The results proved satisfactory. XIAGIUKONG
(point de la face dorsale de la main au niveau de
l'auriculaire), au niveau de l'interphalengienne distale. - En
cas de douleurs unilatérales: point homolatéral, sinon
puncture bilatéral. - Aiguille de 0,5 à 1 cun implantée
perpendiculairement sur 0,1 cun. Rotation 1 minute, aiguille
laissée en place 15 minutes, rejetée 2 à 3 fois durant la
séance. - 3 séances constituent une série. Un résultat net est
obtenu en général avec une série. Rapport d'un cas. Sensation
de chaleur et cédation de la douleur en deux minutes. Après 5
minutes la sensation de chaleur est identique à celle que l'on
peut obtenir avec la moxibustion. Deux autres séances pour
compléter le traitement. [18.18 / xiagukong- 18.03- 15.0118.08- cc- froid- ]
87- gera: 47913/di/ra
[ANALYSIS ON 121 CASES OF OSTEO-ARTHRITIS
OF KNEE JOINTS TREATED BY MANIPULATION
PLUS TRADITIONAL DRUGS]. WU LINSHENG ET
AL. journal of traditional chinese medicine.
1993,34(12),742 (chi*). ref:0
By using Chinese materia medica on the basis of
differentiation by Zheng and manipulation therapy, together
with topical application of medicines and functional exercise,
we obtained a total effective rate of 87,6% in which 39 were
excellent; 46, good; 21, fair; 15, ineffective. Voir traduction
anglaise, réf gera [56866]. [18.18 / - ]
[OBSERVATION ON THE ANALGESIC AND
ANTISPASMODIC
EFFECT
OF
NEEDLING
HANDACUPOINT
"FEICHANGDIAN"
(GASTROCNEMIUS POINT). CHEN JIN. chinese
acupuncture and moxibustion. 1994,14(6),9 (chi*). ref:0
The author is good at hand acupuncture and often punctures
hand-acupoint "Feichangdian" (Gastrocnemius Point), which
is located at the mid-point, halfway between the 2 transverse
creases of the 1st middle segment of the 5th finger on the
palmer aspect, The point has remarkable antispasmodic and
analgesic effect on the acute injury or just the spasm occuring
in the triceps muscle of the lower legs, in athelets. twenty two
cases of spasm in that muscle here treated and the cure rate
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was 100%, and 38 cases of acute injury of the muscle were
also treated and the effectiveness of analgesia was up to
100%. [18.18 / mano- 23.10- ]
TREATING OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE
JOINT BY TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE.
CHEN WEIHENG ET AL. journal of traditional chinese
medicine. 1994,14(4),279-82 (eng). ref:0
Traitement par phytothérapie traditionnelle et acupression.
[18.18 / acupression- ]
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THE USE OF SURFACE EMG IN KNEE EXTENSOR
MOMENT PREDICTION. CHENG CK ET AL. proc natl
sci counc repub china b. 1994,18(4),179-86 (eng). ref:0
A systematic method of EMG quantification is developed to
estimate the isometric muscle moment directly from
quantified surface EMG. This method includes the EMG
Signals acquired from an acupuncture point Fu-Tu located on
the quadriceps muscle group, an EMG smoothing scheme, an
electromechanical time lag estimation, and a mathematical
model with the polynomial regression function to quantify
the EMG. Three subjects were asked to be tested on the
CYBEX II dynamometer with a knee joint angle of 90 degree
flexion and hip joint angle of also 90 degrees. They were
asked to perform "two" trials of maximal voluntary
contraction and "three" trials of free voluntary contraction of
the isometric exercise. The first two trials were used to build
up the quantification model, and the latter three trials served
as data for the validation of the method. A Medelec MS92
EMG system with surface EMG electrodes was used to
acquire the EMG Signals. In the determination of the
regression order of the polynomial equations, the threshold
value 0. 0001 of the difference of the coefficient of
determination values was used. The results of the polynomial
regression orders are all 6 for three subjects, which reflects a
tendency of nonlinear behavior of the EMG/moment
relationship. A validation scheme was proposed to calculate
the root mean square difference (RMSD) of the measured
knee extensor moments from the CYBEX II dynamometer
and estimated moments from the EMG quantification. The
mean values of the RMSD of the three subjects were 0. 0597,
0. 0679 and 0. 1080. These results demonstrate that the
present approach can estimate the isometric muscle moment
exerted by the quadriceps muscle group. [18.18 / emg- 34e- ]
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ANALGESIA
POSTOPERATORIA
CON
AURICULOTERAPIA
EN
ARTROSCOPIA
DE
RODILLA D. ASIS. annales du premier symposium
international d ' auriculotherapie et d' auriculomedecin.
1994,,8 (*). ref:0
Two groups of twenty patients (groups A and B), ages
ranging from 19 to 39, all male, with previous diagnosis of
unilateral meniscus syndrome. Both groups had been
medicated in the immediate postoperative period, with usual
pharmacological postoperative treatment. Only group B was
treated with EAT; previously to the regional anaesthesia , we
detected the auricular point for the knee where we inserted a
needle and another one was inserted in point 0. Epidural
anaesthesia was made with lidocaine 2%, and we used
diacepan 10 mg. We used electrical stimulation with HF
during 30 minutes. The analgesia was evaluated with the
VAS and the requirement of analgesic drugs. According to
our evaluation we could observe better reactions in group B;
only 6 patients required analgesics compared with 15 in
group A. [18.18 / - ]
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[INFLUENCE
OF
ACUPUNCTURE
ON
INTRACELULLAR CALCIUM ION ACTIVITY IN
EXTRA-KINETIC
SKELETAL
MUSCLES
OF
RABBITS]. LI PENGTAO ET AL. chinese acupuncture
and moxibustion. 1994,14(6),30 (chi*). ref:0
Same breed of healthy violet rabbits were selected and
divided at random into acupuncture group, controlled group
and free group. The former two underwent the repeated
passive tetanic contraction of the musculus quadriceps
femoris induced by electric stimulation with superficial
electrodes and the effect of acupuncture was observed by
means of determining the activity of intracellular calciums
ions in skeletal muscles with specific ion electrodes. The
result showed that acupuncture is able to reduce quickly the
raised activity value of calcium ions in skeletal muscles in
duced by extra-kinesis. It is held that this result is
contributory to the understanding of the mechanism that
acupuncture recovers the delayed muscular soreness caused
by kinesis. [18.18 / ca- eaa- lapin- 14.12- ]
PUBLISHED TRIALS OF NON-MEDICINAL AND
NON-INVASIVE THERAPIES FOR HIP AND KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS. PUETT DW ET AL. annals internal
med. 1994,121(2),133-40 (eng). ref:0
Purpose: To review the efficacy of non-medicinal,
noninvasive therapies in hip and knee osteoarthritis. Data
sources: exercise, acupuncture, transcutaneous electrical
nerve stimulation, topically applied capsaicin, low-energy
laser, and pulsed electromagnetic fields were found. No
experimental studies of superficial heat and cold, orthotic
devices, vibration, or weight loss were identified. Results:
Exercise reduces pain and improves function in patients with
osteoarthritis of the knee. No support exists in the literature
for pre-exercise ultrasound treatment. Single, well-designed
studies suggest that topically applied capsaicin and laser
treatment reduce pain associated with knee osteoarthritis.
Data on the other three therapies was sparse (transcutaneous
electrical nerve stimulation, pulsed electromagnetic fields) or
inconsistent (acupuncture). Conclusions: More data is needed
to determine the optimal exercise regimen for treating knee
osteoarthritis. [18.18 / rg- ]
ACUPUNCTURE FOR THE TREATMENT OF PAIN
OF OSTEOARTHRITIC KNEES. TAKEDA W ET AL.
arthritis care and research. 1994,7(3),118-22 (eng). ref:41
OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this study was to determine
whether acupuncture was more effective than sham
acupuncture in the reduction of pain in persons with
osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee. METHODS. Forty subjects
(20 men, 20 women) with radiographic evidence of OA of
the knee were stratified by gender and randomly assigned to
either the experimental (real acupuncture) or control (sham
acupuncture) groups. Subjects were treated three times per
week for 3 weeks and evaluated at three test sessions.
Outcome measures were: 1) the Pain Rating Index of the
McGill Pain Questionnaire, 2) the Western Ontario and
McMaster Universities (WOMAC) Osteoarthritis Index, and
3) pain threshold at four sites at the knee. RESULTS. The
analyses of variance showed that both real and sham
acupuncture significantly reduced pain, stiffness, and
physical disability in the OA knee, but that there were no
significant differences between groups. CONCLUSIONS.
Acupuncture is not more effective than sham acupuncture in
the treatment of OA pain. [18.18 / deqi- ecr- cta- ]
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[ABOUT THE KNEE JOINT PAIN THINKING FROM
THE ALIGNMENT OF LOWER EXTREMITY
(ESPECIALLY, TOWARD THE PATIENTS WITH
CHRONIC KNEE JOINTS PAINS)]. TAKEUCHI Y ET
AL. journal of the japan society of acupuncture.
1994,44(4),329-32 (jap*). ref:22
About some knee joint pains we treat at clinic every day,
toward the old people who have been in knee joint pain for a
long time, I considered about the alignment of lower
extremity, and the connection between the mobility of patella
and knee joint pains. I had three kinds of ways to measure the
alignment of lower extremity. F-T angle means degrees of
genu-varum and genu- valgum about lower extremity. Q
angle means the deviation of patella at the frontal plane. E
angle means the extension Iimited of the knee. I measured
each angle. I examined the mobility of patella up and down,
left and right. In addition, I selected two points from six
points where knee joint pains often happened, after that I
made these two points. As a result, only the worse of F-T
angle had an influence on the continuance of pains and
mainly the pain place tended to gather in Nai-shitugan and
Kyokusen. The change in Q angle and E angle didn't
participate in a continuance of pains. I could suppose that the
limitation about the mobility of patella also had an influence
on the occurence of pains. [18.18 / - ]
EFFICACY
OF
TRADITIONAL
CHINESE
ACUPUNCTURE IN THE TREATMENT OF
SYMPTOMATIC KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS : A
PILOT STUDY. BERMAN BM ET AL. osteoarthritis and
cartilage. 1995,3(2),139-42 (eng). ref:9
Traitement de 12 patients avec arthrose du genou: 35E,
Xiyan, 36E, 9Rte, 60V, 3Ru, 6Rn, 6 Rte et 39VB.
Electroacupuncture au niveau du 35E et Xiyan. Recherche du
Deqi. Séance de 20 minutes, 2 séances par semaine, 8
semaines. Un mois après le traitement: amélioration du
Womac, du lequesne et du temps de marche sur 50 pieds.
Cette amélioration s'est prolongée à 2 et à 3 mois. [18.18 / ec]
OBSERVATION CLINIQUE. KESPI JM. revue
Nous présentons ici l'observation d'une gonalgie gauche
multi-traitée sans succès pendant 2 ans, puis guérie par un
traitement général agissant sur vésicule biliaire et rate, par les
points de la branche externe de vessie et le 11VC. [18.18 /
11vc- cc- ]
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[200 CASES OF PROLIFERATIVE GONITIS
TREATED WITH BOTH ACUPUNCTURE AND
MEDICINE
OF
LU'S
TRAUMATOLOGY
DEPARTMENT]. LU ANQI. liaoning journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 1995,22(8),354 (chi*). ref:0
The writer has used his ancestral silver needle to treat the
disease externally with the cross warm needling therapy.
Beside, the patient should take orally the decoction of
warming the meridians and replenishing the pith (Lu's
recipe). The therapeutic effect is pronounced in two hundred
cases of hyperplastic knee arthritis. Therapeutic Effect: In
135 cases,therapeutic effect is acquired after one course of
treatment. In sixty-five cases,it is obtained after two courses
of treatment. Marked effect is got in 150 cases accounting for
75%. In 46 cases, there is no effect , accounting for 20%. The
total rate of efficacy takes up 98%. [18.18 / eo- aiguille- ]
[OBSERVATION ON THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
OF ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT CASES OF
STRAIN OF SUBPATELLAR FAT PAD TREATED
WITH THREE KNEE POINTS]. SHU HONGWEN.
chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 1995,15(3),21
(chi*). ref:0
138 cases of strain of subpatellar fat pad were treated with
acupuncture on Neixiyan ( EX-LE4) , Dubi ( ST35 ) and
Zusanli ( ST36 ) ( known as 3 knee points). 68 cases were
cured (68. 0%), 25 improved (25.0%) and 7 unchanged
(7.0%). The total effective rate was up to 93.0%. The
comparison between this method and the combination of this
method with the infrared irradiation found no difference
statistically (P<0.05). It is suggested that the application of
infrared may be given according to the need of the specific
condition. Voir traduction anglaise, réf gera [85686]. [18.18 /
comparaison- ]
MANUDUCTION OF ADHESIVE ANKYLOSIS OF
THE KNEE UNDER ANESTHESIA. BAI SHAOJIA ET
AL. journal of tcm. 1996,16(1),44-7 (eng). ref:0
This paper reports 60 cases of adhesive ankylosis of the knee
treated by manuduction under anesthesia. Excellent and good
effects were achieved in 50 cases (83%), and normal function
of the knee joint was maintained in 35 of the 40 cases
followed up for more than one year. [18.18 / manipulation- ]
INTERET DE L'ACUPUNCTURE DANS LA
GONARTHROSE. GORET O. 37°2 le magazine.
1996,32,16-9 (fra). ref:0
Analyse de l'article de Petrou paru en 1988, réf gera [64602].
[18.18 / - ]
NEEDLING THREE POINTS AROUND THE KNEEJOINT FOR TREATMENT OF 138 CASES OF
INTRAPATELLAR
FAT
PAD
STRAIN.
SHU
HONGWEN. world journal of acupuncture-moxibustion.
1996,6(3),51-3 (eng). ref:0
Infrapatellar fat pad strain is a common disease and is
referred to the chronic cumulative lesion of the knee joint,
manifested mainly as arthralgia. The author treated 100 cases
of this disease by needling Neixiyan (EX-LE4), Waixiyan
and Zusanli (ST36) and other 38 cases with combined
therapies of acupuncture(of the same three points) and
infrared radiation, achieving cure rates of 68% and 71.1 %,
and total effective rates of 93.0 % and 92.1 % respectively.
Comparison between the two groups in cure rate shows no
statistical difference (P>0. 05). [18.18 / eo- 35e- 36ecomparaison- ]
MANIPOLAZIONE DELL'ANCHILOSI ADESIVA
DEL GINOCCHIO SOTTO ANESTESIA. BAI SHAOJIA
ET AL. rivista italiana di medicina tradizionale cinese.
1997,67(1),58-60 (ita ). ref:0
L'anchilosi adesiva del ginocchio risulta spesso da un
trattamento improprio di fratture intrarticolari o dei dintorni
articolari o da danni gravi dei tessuti molli. Abbiamo trattato
questa malattia attraverso questa manipolazione (chiamata in
cinese tui na che letteralmente significa spingere ed afferrare)
sotto anestesia, dal giugno 1976 all'ottobre 1992, ottenendo
risultati soddisfacenti. Voir traduction anglaise, réf gera
[85344]. [18.18 / manipulation- ]
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110 CASOS DE SINOVITIS TRAUMATICA DE LAS
ARTICULACIONES DE LAS RODILLAS, SU
TRATAMIENTO CON MASAJE Y FITOTERAPIA
CHINA. DING JIAN ZHONG. journal of traditional
chinese medicine. 1997,11,49-53 (esp ). ref:0
[18.18 / massage- ]
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A RANDOMIZED TRIAL COMPARING AEROBIC
EXERCISE AND RESISTANCE EXERCISE WITH A
HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM IN OLDER
ADULTS
WITH
KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS.
ETTINGER WH ET AL. jama. 1997,277,25-31 (eng ). ref:0
[18.18 / - ]
QI GONG Y GONARTROSIS. REQUENA Y. medicina
holistica, medicinas complementarias. 1997,47,151 (esp ).
ref:
Rapport d'un cas de gonarthrose traité par Qi Gong. [18.18 /
qg- ]
A REPORT OF 76 CASES OF CHONDROMALACIA
PATELLAE TREATED WITH AN OINTMENT. WANG
LINYUAN. journal of tcm. 1997,17(1),40-3 (eng). ref:0
Mise en place d'un emplatre de plantes médicinales (10cm x
6cm) gardé 48 heures et renouvelé 10 fois. [18.18 / emplatre]
108- gera: 57492/di/ra
TRATAMIENTO DE LA ARTRITIS EN LA RODILLA
CON TERAPIA HERBAL Y MASAJE ANALISIS DE
121 CASOS. WU LINSHENG. journal of traditional
chinese medicine. 1997,11,7-10 (esp ). ref:0
[18.18 / massage- ]
TREATMENT OF BONY GONARTHRITIS WITH
HERBAL MEDICINE AND BY MASSOTHERAPY ANALYSIS OF 121 CASES. WU LINSHENG ET AL.
journal of tcm. 1997,17(1),32-6 (eng). ref:0
Traitement en fonction de 7 formes cliniques: 1) arthralgies
migratoires, 2) fixées, 3) aggravées par le froid, 4) chaleur, 5)
stase du sang, 6) humidité-glaire, 7) vide (vide Qi du foie et
vide Rein et foie associé). Traitement par phytothérapie et
massage. [18.18 / d$- massage- 18.03- ]
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WARMING
ACUPUNCTURE
IN
TREATING
ARTHRALGIA OF KNEE. ZHOU FANG-JUN.
international journal of acupuncture. 1997,8(4),425-26
(eng). ref:0
[18.18 / 05.09- ]
TERAPIA
DEL
DOLORE
ARTICOLARE
E
PERIARTICOLARE
DEL
GINOCCHIO
CON
ANESTETICI LOCALI (NEURALTERAPIA SEC.
HUNEKE).
BARBAGLI
P
ET
AL.
minerva
anestesiologica. 1998,64(1-2),35-43 (ita ). ref:0
[Therapy of articular and periarticular pain of the knee with
local anesthetics (neuraltherapy of Huneke). Long and short
term results]. Objective: Assessment of the outcomes on the
articular and periarticular pain of the knee, by a
reflexotherapy with local anesthetics, denominated also
neuraltherapy.
Experimental
disegn:
Retrospective
observational study with 3 years' follow-up. Environment:
An Ambulatory Center for Pain Management. Patients: All
the patients (N = 115) with knee pain treated with
neuraltherapy in the period 1982-31 August 1996 (retired
patients 2, mean age 68 ± 15.2 years in the remaining).
Interventions: The employed reflexotherapy, denominated
also neuraltherapy by Huneke, uses a local anesthetic
(prevalently lidocaine) in 0.5-1% concentration and small
quantity (0.5-1 ml for point) on tender/trigger and/or
acupuncture points, as well as in anatomical structures like
articulations, nerves, arteries or veins. The number of
sessions has been of 7.03 ± 3.3. Outcome measu Outcomes
are evaluated in terms of percentage subjective improvement
of the pain at the end of the therapy and at 1-3-6 months, 1-23 years, and then divided in 5 groups (no improvement-fairgood-very good-excellent). Results: At the end of the therapy
the improven cases were the 91.2%, the 83.7% at 1 month,
the 64.6% at 3 months, the 41.3% at 6 months, the 22.5% at 1
year, the 12.1% at 2 years and the 7.9% at 3 years.
Conclusions: These outcomes suggest a good effectiveness of
this treatment in the painful diseases of the knee, but further
randomised double-blind trials are necessary. [18.18 / 05.15]
[TREATMENT OF GONALGIA CAUSED BY LESION
OF INFRAPATELLAR FAT PAD WITH WARMING
SILVER NEEDLES IN 28 CASES]. CHEN DALONG.
shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
1998,17(2),23-4 (chi*). ref:60
The author treated 28 cases of gonalgia caused by lesion of
infrapatellar fat pad with warming silver needles and
compared with common acupuncture therapy. The result
showed that the former one was better. Chi-Square test
showed P < 0.01. Warming silver needles have strong effect
of warmth and heat, so it can accelerate the blood supply of
tissues, promote local metabolism and have therapeutic
action. [18.18 / comparaison- 05.09- ecr?- aiguille- ]
TENDINITE DE LA PATTE D'OIE,FIBROMYALGIE
ET YIN QIAO MAI. PETITPIERRE M. la gazette.
1998,5,57-9 (fra). ref:
Trois cas de tendinite de la patte d'oie (TPO) traités avec une
étonnante facilité par Yin Qiao Mai nous rappellent l'intérêt
des deux vaisseaux "agilité " Yin et Yang Qiao Mai dans le
traitement des tendinites courantes ( TPO, périarthrite de
hanche, épicondylite, épitrochléite). Par ailleurs, au-delà de
son utilité dans le traitement de la TPO, Yin Qiao pourrait
être une des clés du traitement de la fibromyalgie, affection
dont les symptômes réunissent la plupart des indications de
ce merveilleux vaisseau. [18.18 / fibromyalgie- yin qiaocurieux- ]
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(TRATAMENTO DAS GONALGIAS PELA TECNICA
AO
OPOSTO
:
ESTUDO
SOBRE
AS
CARACTERISTICAS
ENERGETICAS
DAS
GONALGIAS). RASSEN SAIDAH. revista paulista de
acupuntura. 1998,4(1),9-13 (por*). ref:3
[KNEE PAIN TREARMENT BY ACUPUNCTURE
USING "THE OPPOSITE SIDE TECHNIQE": STUDY
ABOUT THE ENERGETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
GONALGIA.The aim of th]e present study is to evaluate the
energetic characteristics of the knee pain treatment using "the
opposite side technique" from the Traditional Chinese
Medicine.Material - Thirty-six patients with unilateral
gonalgia were studied: 44.44% (16) with ostecarthrosis,
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30.55% (11) with patella femoral osteoarthrosis, 11.11% (4)
with severe ostecarthrosis, 11. 11% (4) with patella
chondromalacia, and 2. 77% (1) with synovial plica. ResultsThe Jue Yin (Liver) energetic channel of the foot was the
most affected (22.22%), followed by the association of the
Jue Yin (Liver) and the Tae Yang (Bladder) energetic
channel of the foot (22.22%), the Jue Yin (Liver) with the
Yang Ming (Stomach) (16.66%), and the Jue Yin (Liver)
with the Shao Yang (Gall Bladder) (11.11%), and other
associations (16 66%). The false-Yang (52. 77%)
characteristics of disorders were predominant in relation to
the energetic ones followed by the Yin (33.33%) and the
Yang (13.88%) disorders of the patients. [18.18 / lateralite- ]
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THE EFFECTS OF A PHYSICAL TRAINING
PROGRAM ON PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS
OF THE ROGIND H ET AL. archives of physical
medicine and rehabilitation. 1998,79(11),1421-27 (eng ).
ref:22
[18.18 / - ]
TRATAMENTO
DAS
GONALGIAS
PELA
TECNICA"AO OPOSTO" : ESTUDO SOBRE A DOR
RELATADA E A DIFICULDADE DE ANDAR. SAIDAH
R. revista paulista de acupuntura. 1998,4(1),1-8 (por*).
ref:
[Knee pain treatment using "the opposite side technique":
study of the reported pain and difficulty to walk]. The aim of
the present study is to evaluate the result of the knee pain
treatment using "the opposite side technique" from the
Traditional Chinese Medicine. Material - Thirty-six patients
with unilateral gonalgia were studied: 44.44% (16) with
osteOarthrosis, 30.55% (11) with patella femoral
ostecarthrosis, 11.11% (4) with severe osteoarthrosis, 11.
11% (4) with patella chondromalacia, and 2. 77% (1) with
synovial plica. Methods - Patients were divided into two
groups: Group I (Acupuncture) was formed by eighteen
patients, who were submitted to 20 acupuncture sessions, in
which the authors used points of counter to lateral
acupuncture to the affected knee and distance acupuncture
points according to the Traditional Chinese Medicine and to
the acupuncture neurophysiologic action. Group II
(Phisiotherapy) was also formed by eighteen patients, who
were submitted to 20 physiotherapeutic sessions and given
antiinflammatory non-steroid (AINS) medicines. According
to the results of the non-parametric statistical analysis of
subjective data (intensity of reported pain, difficulty in
walking) there was a significant improvement in the
parameters studied. [18.18 / lateralite- ecr- ]
TRATAMENTO DAS GONALGIAS PELA TECNICA
AO
OPOSTO:
ESTUDO
SOBRE
AS
CARACTERISTICAS
ENERGETICAS
DAS
GONALGIAS. SAIDAH R ET AL. revista paulista de
acupuntura. 1998,4(1),9-13 (por*). ref:37
[Knee pain treatment by acupuncture using "the opposite
side technique": study about the energetic characteristics of
the gonalgia].The aim of the present study is to evaluate the
energetic characteristics of the knee pain treatment using "the
opposite side technique" from the Traditional Chinese
Medicine. Material - Thirty-six patients with unilateral
gonalgia were studied: 44.44% (16) with osteoarthrosis,
30.55% (11) with patella femoral osteoarthrosis, 11.11% (4)
with severe ostecarthrosis, 11. 11% (4) with patella
chondromalacia, and 2. 77% (1) with synovial plica. ResultsThe Jue Yin (Liver) energetic channel of the foot was the
most affected (22.22 %), followed by the association of the
Jue Yin (Liver) and the Tae Yang (Bladder) energetic
channel of the foot (22.22%), the Jue Yin (Liver) with the
Yang Ming (Stomach) (16.66%), and the Jue Yin (Liver)
with the Shao Yang (Gall Bladder) (11.11%), and other
associations (16.66%). The false-Yang (52. 77%)
characteristics of disorders were predominant in relation to
the energetic ones followed by the Yin (33.33%) and the
Yang (13.88%) disorders of the patients. [18.18 / lateralite- ]
GONALGIA TREATMENT USING THE "OPPOSITE
SIDE" TECHNIQUE : STUDY ON CLINICAL
PARAMETERS OF KNEE PAIN. SAIDAH R ET ELL.
revista paulista de acupuntura. 1998,4(2),61-7 (por*).
ref:22
The aim of this study is to evaluate the results of knee pain
treatment using the "Opposite Side Technique" of the
Traditional Chinese Medicine. Thirty-six patients with
unilateral gonalgia were studied. 44.44% (16) with
osteoarthrosis,
30.55%
(11)
with
patella-femoral
ostecarthrosis, 11.11% (4) with severe osteoarthrosis, 11.11%
(4) with patellar chondromalacia, and 2.77% (1) with
synovial pli ca.Methods: Patients were divided into two
groups. Group I (Acupuncture) comprised 18 patients who
were submitted to 20 acupuncture sessions using acupuncture
points in the non- affected knee, and distance acupuncture
points, following the criteria of Traditional Chinese Medicine
and neurophysiologic criteria of acupuncture action in
choosing such treatment points. Group II (Physical Therapy)
comprised 18 patients submitted to 20 sessions of physical
therapy and administration of non-steroid anti-inflammatory
medication.Results: Non-parametric statistical analysis of
results with subjective data (difficulty in crouching, in going
up and down stairs, in running, in jumping, claudicant gait,
use of walking support), and with objective data (limited
flexion and extension movements of the knee, and movement
arc of the knee) showed significant improvement with the
acupuncture treatment in all parameters studied. The
parameters that responded the least to treatment were the
objective parameters listed above. [18.18 / ecr- lateralite- ]
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EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT ON
HEEL PAIN DUE TO PLANTAR FASCIITIS. TILLU A
ET AL. acupuncture in medicine. 1998,16(2),66-8 (eng).
ref:33
Eighteen patients attending an orthopaedic outpatient clinic
with a year or more's history of heel pain due to planter
fasciitis were studied. All had had conservative treatment of
physiotherapy and shoe-support without significant pain
relief before acupuncture was offered, and thus acted as their
own controls for the purposes of the study. The following
traditional points were needled: Taixi (Kl.3), Kunlun (EL.60)
and Sanyinjiao (SP.6). Pain was assessed by a 100mm visual
analogue scale (VAS) before treatment was started and after
four, weekly sessions of acupuncture treatment. If complete
pain relief was not obtained by the initial four-week
treatment, a further two, weekly sessions of the above
mentioned acupoints, with the addition of trigger point
acupuncture in the gastro-soleus and planter fascia, was
carried out and pain assessed. Patients were also assessed
with a verbal rating score to indicate the percentage
improvement after acupuncture compared to before
treatment. The mean duration of heel pain was 25.11 months
(SD 10.6~3). The VAS data obtained at 4 and 6 weeks of
acupuncture treatment showed a statistically highly
significant improvement compared to the VAS before
acupuncture (p< 0.0009 and p < 0.0001 respectively). Using
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the Mann-Whitney test, there was a statistically significant
difference in VAS obtained at 6 weeks, after trigger point
acupuncture had been added for poor responders, compared
to that obtained after the first 4 weeks of acupuncture
treatment (p < 0.047). Our study demonstrates that
acupuncture is effective in treating patients with chronic heel
pain due to planter fasciitis and that the addition of trigger
point acupuncture in poor or non-responders may be useful.
[18.18 / - ]
REGARDING KNEE PAIN AND MOXIBUSTION.
YASUYUKI MISHIMA. north american journal of
oriental medicine. 1998,5(13),18-9 (eng). ref:17
Méthode d'examen et recherche des points douloureux au
niveau de la rotule. Traitement par Moxas en cones. [18.18 /
05.09- ]
A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF ACUPUNCTURE AS AN
ADJUNCTIVE THERAPY IN OSTEOARTHRITIS OF
THE KNEE. BERMAN BM ET AL. rheumatology.
1999,38(4),346-54 (eng). ref:17
Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the
efficacy of acupuncture as an adjunctive therapy to standard
care for the relief of pain and dysfunction in elderly patients
with osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee. Methods: Seventy- three
patients with symptomatic OA of the knee were randomly
assigned to treatment (acupuncture) or standard care
(control). Analysis was performed on last score carried
forward to account for patients who dropped out before
completion. Patients self-scored Western Ontario and
McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index (Womac) and
Lequesne indices at baseline and at 4, 8 and 12 weeks.
Patients in the control group were offered acupuncture
treatment after 12 weeks. The data for these patients are
pooled with those from the original acupuncture group for
within-group analysis. Results: Patients randomized to
acupuncture improved on both Womac and Lequesne indices
compared to those who received standard treatment alone.
Significant differences on total Womac Scale were seen at 4
and 8 weeks. There appears to be a slight decline in effect at
4 weeks after cessation of treatment (12 weeks after first
treatment). No adverse effects of acupuncture were reported.
Conclusion: These data suggest that acupuncture is an
effective and safe adjunctive therapy to conventional care for
patients with OA of the knee. [18.18 / cta- ecr- ]
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ARE PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS RELATED TO
RESPONSE TO ACUPUNCTURE AMONG PATIENTS
WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS? CREAMER P ET
AL. altern ther health med. 1999,5(4),72-6 (eng). ref:50
CONTEXT: Acupuncture has been found to be beneficial in
the treatment of patients with knee osteoarthritis. However,
response among such patients is highly variable.
Identification of subjects with greater response would
facilitate a more rational use of acupuncture. OBJECTIVE:
To examine the relationship between demographic and
psychosocial variables and response to acupuncture as
defined by reduction in pain and disability at the end of an 8week course of treatment. DESIGN: Retrospective study.
SETTING: Outpatients attending rheumatologists or primary
care physicians. PATIENTS: 37 patients with symptomatic
knee osteoarthritis who had previously participated in a
controlled trial using acupuncture were recalled for an
interview approximately 1 year later. INTERVENTION:
Structured interview, questionnaire completion, and an
examination. MAIN OUTCOME MEASU Depression,
anxiety, helplessness, self-efficacy, and fatigue were
measured by standard instruments. Knee examination and
assessment of pain threshold were measured by dolorimetry.
RESULTS: Response at 8 weeks was significantly related to
duration of symptoms. A statistically nonsignificant trend
was found for older and more educated subjects to have a
better response; anxiety and fatigue were found to be
inversely
related
to
response
(also
statistically
nonsignificant). Subjects with localized medial pain had
significantly better response in terms of pain and disability
than did subjects with generalized knee pain.
CONCLUSION: Other than a weak relationship with anxiety
(at 8 weeks only), no evidence of a link between
psychosocial variables and response to acupuncture was
found. Prospective studies are needed to confirm these
results. [18.18 / - ]
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[KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS AND ACUPUNCTURE.
LETTER]. HEYERDAHL O. tidsskr nor laegeforen.
1999,119(1),845 (nor ). ref:50
[18.18 / - ]
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ACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT
OF
PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME. JENSEN R
ET AL. j altern complement med. 1999,5(6),521-7 (eng).
ref:
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effect of acupuncture
treatment in patellofemoral pain syndrome. DESIGN: A
controlled trial where patients were randomly assigned either
to acupuncture treatment or no treatment. Evaluation of the
result
was
blinded.
SETTING:
An
acupuncture/physiotherapy treatment practice in Bergen,
Norway. SUBJECTS: A total of 75 patients with
patellofemoral pain syndrome were included, of whom 44
were female. INTERVENTION: Individualized acupuncture
treatment twice weekly for 4 weeks. MAIN OUTCOME
MEASURE: Patients were followed for 1 year with the
Cincinnati Knee Rating System (CKRS) scale as the main
outcome measure. Other tests used were the Stairs-Hopple
test, quadriceps atrophy, and evaluating level pain after
activity by a visual analogue scale. RESULTS: At inclusion
patients, aged 18-45 (mean 31.0) years, reported persistent
pain on activity (mean 6.6 years) and at rest (mean 4.3 years).
CRS scores at baseline were similar (acupuncture group 58.0
versus no treatment group 56.1). At 12 months there was a
significant difference in the CRS score between the groups
(acupuncture 75.2 versus no treatment 61.7, p = 0.005).
When analyzing for worst case, the difference persisted (68.1
versus 54.4, p = 0.03). Results were then dichotomized as to
whether the patient was cured or not at 12 months. A patient
was defined as cured if he/she scored "slight" or "none" on
the "pain" or "limitation to activity" subscales. The Number
Necessary to Treat (NNT) to cure one patient was NNT = 3.0
for the CRS pain subscale and NNT = 3.7 for the CRS
function subscale. CONCLUSION: We conclude that
acupuncture may be an alternative treatment for
patellofemoral pain syndrome. [18.18 / - ]
ACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT
OF
PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME. JENSEN R
ET AL. journal of alternative and complementary
medicine. 1999,5(6),521-27 (eng). ref:
Objective: To evaluate the effect of acupuncture treatment in
patellofemoral pain syndrome. Design: A controlled trial
where patients were randomly assigned either to acupuncture
treatment or no treatment. Evaluation of the result was
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blinded. Setting: An acupuncture/physiotherapy treatment
practice in Bergen, Norway. Subjects: A total of 75 patients
with patellofemoral pain syndrome were included, of whom
44 were female. Intervention: Individualized acupuncture
treatment twice weekly for 4 weeks. Main Outcome Measure:
Patients were followed for 1 year with the Cincinnati Knee
Rating System (CKRS) scale as the main outcome measure.
Other tests used were the Stairs-Hopple test, quadriceps
atrophy, and evaluating level pain after activity by a visual
analogue scale. Results: At inclusion patients, aged 18-45
(mean 31.0) years, reported persistent pain on activity (mean
6.6 years) and at rest (mean 4.3 years). CRS scores at
baseline were similar (acupuncture group 58.0 versus no
treatment group 56.1). At 12 months there was a significant
difference in the CRS score between the groups (acupuncture
75.2 versus no treatment 61.7, p = 0.005). When analysing
for worst case, the difference persisted (68.1 versus 54.4, p =
0.03). Results were then dichotomised as to whether the
patient was cured or not at 12 months. A patient was defined
as cured if he/she scored "slight" or "none" on the "pain" or
"limitation to activity" subscales. The Number Necessary to
Treat (NNT) to cure one patient was NNT = 3.0 for the CRS
I pain subscale and NNT = 3.7 for the CRS function subscale.
Conclusion: We conclude that acupuncture may be an
alternative treatment for patellofemoral pain syndrome.
[18.18 / ecr- cta- ]
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QUEL EST VOTRE DIAGNOSTIC? KESPI JM. revue
M.P. consulte pour une douleur traumatique du genou droit,
survenue après un accident de moto. Le genou est chaud et
gonflé. La douleur est localisée à la face interne de
l'articulation; elle se répercute à l'aine. Intense, invalidante,
aggravée par la fatigue et le repos, améliorée par la pression
et la chaleur, elle est accompagnée d'une sensation
"d'élastique trop lâche" avec perte de force du genou. [18.18 /
-]
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OBSERVATION (DOULEUR DU GENOU DROIT).
KESPI JM. revue francaise d'acupuncture. 1999,100,63-4
(fra). ref:33
Mme P., 71 ans, consulte en décembre 1998 pour une
intense douleur du genou droit apparue après une chute ayant
entraîné une entorse de la cheville droite. En fait, la chute n'a
été qu'un facteur déclenchant car déjà par deux fois, il y a un
an et quatre ans, elle a présenté cette même algie. La douleur
est profonde, articulaire, irradiant au creux poplité, aggravée
par certains mouvements et la descente des escaliers. Le
genou est gonflé, chaud avec une hydarthrose. Il a déjà été
ponctionné par deux fois mais cela récidive. Par ailleurs, elle
ressent une ankylose du bassin; elle est constipée et urine
peu. Elle digère lentament et a beaucoup grossi ces derniers
mois "sans avoir changé son alimentation". Les pouls des
pieds sont en vide. [18.18 / 25e- cc- ]
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OBSERVATION.
KESPI
JM.
revue
francaise
acupuncture. 1999,100,63 (fra). ref:33
Mme P., 71 ans, consulte en décembre 1998 pour une
intense douleur du genou droit apparue après une chute ayant
entraîné une entorse de la cheville droite. En fait, la chute n 'a
été qu'un facteur déclenchant car déjà par deux fois, il y a un
an et quatre ans, elle a présenté cette même algie. La douleur
est profonde, articulaire, irradiant au creux poplité, aggravée
par certains mouvements et la descente des escaliers. Le
genou est gonflé, chaud, avec une hydarthrose. Il a déjà été
ponctionné par deux fois mais cela récidive.Par ailleurs, elle
ressent une ankylose du bassin constipée et urine peu. Elle
digère lentement et a beaucoup grossi ces derniers mois «
sans avoir changé son alimentation ». Les pouls des pieds
sont en vide. [18.18 / cc- 2se- ]
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LE GENOU DOULOUREUX. LEPRON PA. in actes du
iiieme congres de la faformec, paris. 1999,,1-8 (fra). ref:33
[18.18 / - ]
AKUPUNKTUR
IM
REHABILITATIVEN
KRAFTTRAINING: SPONTANE STEIGERUNG VON
KRAFT-UND
EMGWERTEN
DER
QUADRIZEPSMUSKULATUR NACH VORDERER
KREUZBANDPLASTIK). LUDWIG M. deutsche
zeitschrift fur akupunktur. 1999,42(3),144-8 (deu*). ref:33
After orthopedic injuries disordered proprioception and
reduced capability to recruit neuromuscular structure are
essential limiting factors of rehabilitation. Adaption to
pathologic patterns, clear bilateral muscle deficit of 30-50%
over a long period and acute as well as chronic secondary
injuries are frequently the consequences. In a randomized
controlled single- blind study al group of rehab-patients after
ACL-reconstruction were examined in two isometric strength
tests of the knee joint extensors (test-retest within 30
minutes) on an isokinetic system linked up with EMG. 12
patients received actual acupuncture. After tonifying
stimulation of two acupuncture points (St 32 -Futu- and St 36
-Zusanli-) the involved atrophic M. quadriceps femoris
showed highly significant increased EMG-amplitudes of 46%
and strength values of 25% in the retest. A second group
receiving placebo acupuncture and a control group without
acupuncture treatment of each 8 patients did not show any
differences in the retest.The use of acupuncture in
rehabilitative strength training effects a better excitability in
tonifying muscle function. Acupuncture enables the inhibited
neuromuscular structures to reach the training threshold and
ensures the training effort. [18.18 / ecr- cta- ]
131- gera: 72452/di/ra
A PILOT STUDY TO COMPARE ACUPUNCTURE
VERSUS TENOXICAM FOR SYMPTOMATIC KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS IN ASIANS. ABSTRACT. SWEE
CHENG NG ET AL. akupunktur. theorie und praxis.
1999,27(4),249-50 (eng). ref:10
[18.18 / cta- ]
TENS,
ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
AND
ICE
MASSAGE: COMPARISON OF TREATMENT FOR
OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE. YURTKURAN M
ET AL. american journal of acupuncture. 1999,27(34),133-40 (eng). ref:10
The purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness
of
transcutaneous
nerve
stimulation
(TENS),
electroacupuncture (EA), and ice massage with placebo
treatment for the treatment of pain. Subjects (n=100)
diagnosed with osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee were treated
with these modalities. The parameters for evaluating the
effectiveness of treatment include pain at rest, stiffness, 50
foot walking time, quadriceps muscle strength, and knee
flexion degree. The results showed (a) that all three methods
could be effective in decreasing not only pain but also the
objective parameters in a short period of time; and (b) that
the treatment results in TENS, EA and ice massage were
superior to placebo. [18.18 / 05.12- ecr- comparison- ]
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133- gera: 72329/di/ra
TREATMENT OF GENUAL OSTEOARTHRITIS
BYMASSOTHERAPY. CHEN YUANGE. journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 2000,20(3),191-4 (eng). ref:32
[18.18 / massage- ]
diagnosis, thorough and timely compartment ciecol1lpression
and prevention of infection are the effective therapeutic
measures for the disease. Open tibia fracture complicated
with compartment syndrome is not seldom encountered and
should be taken seriously in clinical practice. [18.18 / - ]
134- gera: 87672/di/ra
[THE
FORMATION
OF
TIBIAL
STRESS
FRACTURE: A MECHANICAL ANALYSIS]. DING
ZHIQIANG ET AL. journal of traditional chinese
orthopedics and traumatology. 2000,12(4),15 (chi*). ref:32
Through summing up the clinical data of 30 cases of tibia
stress fracture it was found that all of tibia stress fractures
resulting from recruit training occurred after large-load
training. 'I'he anteroposterior X ray films showed that most of
the fracture sites were located in the medial bone cortex of
the middle or upper third tibia, which crosses with the
extended line of the femoral longitudinal axis, suggesting that
tibia stress fracture may be related try the normal slight
values of the knee. The forces that travel down from the
femoral longitudinal axis to the medial bone cortex of the
middle or upper tibia may be divided into two forces, one of
which travels down along the tibia longitudinal axis and the
other is a horizontal shear that moves the tibia inward. 'Ihe
long-term accumulation of the shear Nay be related to the
occurrence of tibia stress fracture. In addition, the upper and
middle tibia is the transitional zone of the cancerous and
cortical bones, which may be a relative weak and thin site of
the tibia with its special anatomical structure. [18.18 / - ]
138- gera: 72799/di/ra
[THE TREATMENT OF RABBIT OSTEOARTHRITIS
OF THE KNEE BY KIDNEY-REINFORCING AND
BLOOD- CIRCULATION-ACTIVATING METHODS.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HOMORPHOLOGY].
GAO WENXIANG ET AL. journal of traditional chinese
Rabbit models of osteoarthritis were made by injecting
papain into rabbit knees and treated by transgastrically-given
kidneys-reinforcing (KR) and blood-circulation-activating
(BCA) traditional Chinese drugs. respectively. `and the
influence of the KR and BCA drugs on the cartilage and
synovium of the models were observed as to explore whether
the therapeutic effects of KR and BCA methods are related to
the onset time of osteoarthritis or not. Six and ten weeks after
the modelling. The specimens were taken and observed by
optical and transmission electron microscopes. The results
showed a lower synovium injury severity in BCA group 6
weeks after the modelling than that in KR group (P < 0. 05)
and a midler cartilage destruction in KR group 10 weeks after
the modelling than that of BCA group (P < 0. 05). From this
it can be seen that BCA drugs have a better therapeutic effect
at the early stage of osteoarthritis. while KR drugs have an
advantage in the therapeutic effect with progress of the
disease course. [18.18 / lapin- vide+rn- acls- eap- ]
135- gera: 74020/di/ra
PARA-PATTELLAR
ACUPUNCTURE
FOR
SUBPATELLAR FAT PAD INJURIES. DONG CHANGYONG. international journal of clinical acupuncture.
2000,11(3),237 (eng). ref:32
Chronic strain to the subpatellar fat pad is a common cause
of pain around the knee. The author has found very slow
relief by using the conventional method of performing
acupuncture to this disease. However, after shifting to
acupoints located at the sides of the patella, rapid recovery
was observed and findings in this area is presented in this
paper. [18.18 / - ]
136- gera: 72478/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE
TREAMENT
FOR
KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS. DONG JIANGTAO. pacific journal
of oriental medicine. 2000,16,30-2 (eng). ref:32
Knee osteoarthritis is also known as knee proliferating
arthritis, regressive arthritis or senile arthritis. It is a
commonly seen knee problem in elderly people. This
degenerative joint disease is one of the main reasons for knee
pain and some form of limitation in movement or activities!
In the present study, 128 cases of knee osteoarthritis were
selected and treated with acupuncture. This paper is a report
in which acupuncture treatment was introduced and its
effectiveness was evaluated. [18.18 / - ]
137- gera: 87670/di/ra
[OPEN TIBIAL FRACTURE COMPLICATED WITH
COMPARTMENT SYNDROME]. FENG FENG. journal
of traditional chinese orthopedics and traumatology.
2000,12(4),11 (chi*). ref:3
In 113 cases of open tibia fracture reviewed, the author
found 21 cases 5 % completed with compartment syndrome
including 17 cases of comminuted tibia fracture and 19 cases
complicated with moderate or severe soft-tissue injury. The
incidence of compartment syndrome was directly proportion
to the severity of the fracture and the soft-tissue injury Early
EFFICACITE DEMONTREE DE L'ACUPUNCTURE
EN TANT QUE TRAITEMENT ADJUVANT DANS LA
GONARTHROSE DU SUJET AGE. GORET O. revue
francaise de mtc. 2000,186-187,122-3 (fra). ref:3
Résumé et commentaire de l'article de: Berman BM et al. A
randomized trial of acupuncture as an adjunctive therapy in
osteoarthritis of the knee. Rheumatology. 1999, 38(4), 34654. [18.18 / - ]
EFFICACITE DEMONTREE DE L'ACUPUNCTURE
DANS LE SYNDROME FEMORO-PATELLAIRE.
GORET O. revue francaise de mtc. 2000,186-187,124-5
(fra). ref:4
Résumé et commentaire de l'article de: Jensen R et al.
Acupuncture treatment of patellofemoral pain syndrome.
Journal of alternative and complementary medicine. 1999,
5(6), 521-7. [18.18 / - ]
141- gera: 94008/di/ra
L'ACUPUNCTURE EN PREOPERATOIRE ET SOUS
ANESTHESIE N'A PAS D'EFFET ANALGESIQUE
APRES ARTHROSCOPIE AMBULATOIRE DU
GENOU. GORET O. revue francaise de mtc. 2000,188,367 (fra). ref:9
Résumé et commentaire de l'article de: Gupta S et al. The
effect of pre-emptive acupuncture treatment on analgesic
requirements after case-day knee arthroscopy. Anaesthesia
1999; 54(12): 1204-7. Réf Gera: [70890]. [18.18 / - ]
142- gera: 91431/di/ra
[THE REPAIR OF COMPOUND INJURIES OF THE
KNEE LIGAMENTS BY THE LONG PERONEAL
MUSCULAR TENDON]. GUO LONGQUAN ET AL.
journal of traditional chinese orthopedics and
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traumatology. 2000,12(10),11 (chi*). ref:17
[18.18 / - ]
[CLINICAL RESEARCH ON THE POINT INJECTION
AND MOTOR THERAPY TO TREAT KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS].
HE
CHENGQI
ET
AL.
acupuncture research. 2000,25(3),230 (chi*). ref:17
Objectives: To research on the clinical effect of the point
injection and motor therapy to treat knee osteoarthritis
(KOA) by means of contrast patient's trail so as to seek a new
effective therapy, because of no better therapy yet in our
country. Subjects and Methods: 50 patients with KOA (26
men and 24 women, aged 41-76 years, mean 59.6 ± 6.2) were
divided randomly into trail group 30 cases and control group
20 cases. The former was treated with Salviae Miltiorrhizae
Radix point injection (salviae Miltiorrhizae radix injection
4ml, injected in Yang Lingquan and Dubi of the affected leg,
one time every other day * 4 weeks) and motor therapy (the
leg muscle power training without joint movement: 10min/ a
time/ a day * 4 weeks; the same leg stress training: 10min/ a
time/ a day * 4 weeks), but the latter was done with
Ultrashortwve therapy (wave type: continuous wave 100mA,
treating dose: micro heat, 20min/ a time/ a day * 4 weeks).
Then, the clinical symptoms and function activities of being
before and after treatment were assessed and managed with
statistics. Results: The active and pressed pain of the knee
joint in the two group were relieved significantly (P<0.001),
but the function improvement of the former surpassed the
latter markedly (P<0.001). Conclusion: Point injection and
motor therapy can not only relieve the pain caused by KOA,
but also improve the function activity significantly, and is a
new effective therapy for KOA. [18.18 / 05.15- 35e- ecr34vb- ]
144- gera: 87671/di/ra
[AN ANALYSIS ON THE TREATMENT OF 130
CASES OF ADULT TIBIAL AND FIBULAR
FRACTURES]. HONG MINGFEI ET AL. journal of
traditional chinese orthopedics and traumatology.
2000,12(4),13 (chi*). ref:17
One hundred and thirty cases of tibia and fibular fractures
were divided into Group A (n=74 cases) and Group B (n=56
cases), and two of them were treated by open reduction and
internal fixation and by manipulative reduction and splints or
plaster external fixation or calcaneal traction and splints
external fixation, respectively. The results showed that the
excellent-good rates of groups A and B reached 89.18 % and
75. 00 %, respectively. The therapeutic effects of the two
groups were Statistically treated and had a significant
difference (P < 0. 05). It was believed that the general steel
plate is suitable for the internal fixation of all types of tibia
diaphyseal fracture in arty level retains the blood supply to
the periosteum slid thus has an important significance to
fracture healing; compressing plate is suitable only for the
transverse fracture of the segment front the upper third to the
lower third; unilateral external fixator-brace is suitable for
open seriously polluted transverse or spiral fracture; locked
intramedullary nail offers strong and reliable fixation and
allows early postoperative off-bed exercises; splints or plaster
external fixation, and calcaneal traction are suitable for stable
tibia and fibular fractures with a little displacement. It was
concluded that various fixating methods have their
advantages and disadvantages, and the indication o each
should be strictly selected in the clinical application. [18.18 /
-]
145- gera: 74253/di/ra
BI SYNDROME OF THE KNEE TREATED WITH
ACUPUNCTURE WITH PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN
SYNDROME AS A CASE. JENSEN R ET AL. journal of
chinese medicine. 2000,64,13-6 (eng). ref:17
[18.18 / d$- ]
146- gera: 78262/di/ra
INJURY OF MEDIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT OF
THE KNEE. JI XIAO-PING. international journal of
clinical acupuncture. 2000,11(4),311-3 (eng). ref:21
Ms. L, an Italian lady aged 38, presented on July. 30, 1998,
complained of pain and motor disturbance of the right knee
which had lasted for 12 days. Twelve days earlier, while
touring in a mountainside in Italy, she put her legs into a
rapid stream, which rushed downward very forcefully.
Suddenly she felt as if something was displaced in the joint
and experienced excruciating pain along the medial and
posterior aspects of the right knee. Being unable to extend
her right knee any longer, she had to walk with a limp.
Massage, traction and analgesic given by an Italian hospital
produced some improvement, which led to the decision to
tour China. The pain recurred, however, when she arrived in
Beijing on July 28. The pain was more intense this time,
preventing her even from walking. Two treatments given by
a Chinese massager did not relieve the symptom and the
medial aspect became even more swollen. This led her to
come to us for acupuncture treatment. Examination revealed
a right knee frozen in a flexed position which could not be
extended, marked tenderness and swelling at the site of the
medial ligament of the knee, and tender nodules in the medial
half of the popliteal fossa. Only with the support of others
could she manage to walk with a limp and with great
difficulty. Passive abduction of the right lower leg caused
great pain. A roentgenogram revealed widening of the joint
space on the medial side and a diagnosis of injury of medial
collateral ligament was given though the impossibility of
simultaneous injury of the medial crucial ligament could not
be ruled out. The pulses were found to be taut, with a normal
appearance of the tongue. [18.18 / cc- ]
147- gera: 78285/di/ra
INFLUENCE OF ACUPUNCTURE ON MUSCLE
STRENGTH. LINDE K. focus on alternative and
complementary therapies. 2000,5(4),264-5 (eng). ref:21
Analyse et commentaire de l'article de: Ludwig M. Einfluss
der
akupunktur
auf
die
leistungsfahigkeit
der
quadrizepsmuskulatur. Dtsch Z Akup 2000; 43(2): 104-7. Réf
gera: [72158]. [18.18 / - ]
148- gera: 74619/di/ra
[THE INFLUENCE OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE
DRUGS ON THE METABOLISM OF OXYGEN FREE
RADICAL IN EXPERIMENTAL RABBIT KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS]. MA JIANBING ET AL. journal of
2000,12(1),8 (chi*). ref:1
In order to explore the infitrence of traditional Chinese drugs
('I`CD) on the metabolism of oxygen free radical in
osteoarthritis rabbit models of knee osteoarthritis were made
by Hulth's method arid randomly divided into three groups:
Groups I, II and III, which were treated by nothing, Fenbid
and "ZHUYU TANG" (ZYT, TCD Decoction Activating
Blood Flow and Removing Blood Stasis), respectively. One
month after the treatment, the erythrocytic SOD activities and
the plasma LPO levels of the three groups were measured
and statistically analysed. The results showed that the SOD
activity of Group III was much higher while the LPO level
was much lower than those of the other two groups (P < 0.
01) and there was no significant difference between Group I
and Group II (P<0.05). It was considered that ZYT functions
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to improve SOD activity anal to lower LPO level
significantly and thus to delay the degeneration of joint
cartilage and to accelerate the cartilage repair. [18.18 / aclslapin- eap- ]
149- gera: 91429/di/ra
[CLINICAL
STUDY
ON
TREATMENT
OF
ADDUCTIVE FEMORAL NECK FRACTURE BY
AMPUTATION OF LONG ADDUCTOR MUSCLE AND
OBTURATOR NERVE]. SUN GUANGSHENG ET AL.
[18.18 / - ]
150- gera: 74125/di/ra
ACUPUNTURA REAL VERSUS ACUPUNTURA
FALSA
Y
TRATAMIENTOS
CLINICOS
CONVENCIALES DE MEDICINA DEL DEPORTE
PARA EL DOLOR POR FASCITIS PLANTAR: UN
ESTUDIO
DOBLE-CIEGO
Y
CONTROLADO.
VRCHOTA KD ET AL. revista argentina de acupuntura.
2000,94,21-4 (esp*). ref:1
Traduction espagnole de: International Journal of Clinical
Acupuncture, 1991; 2(3). Réf gera: [84223].Forty-three
patients with planter fascitis were randomly assigned to
receive true acupuncture, sham acupuncture, or conventional
sports medicine (salsalate therapy, reduction in activity,
stretching exercises, and icing after exercise). True
acupuncture or sham acupuncture was given weekly for four
weeks. Response to treatment was evaluated through pain
and tenderness grading by physicians blinded to group
assignment and through the patient s daily pain log. True
acupuncture
produced
greater
improvement
than
conventional sports medicine in pain log records at the end of
the treatment period (P=0.010) end at the end of the followup period (P=0.016), and in the physicians assessment of pain
at week 4 (P=0.014). Tenderness scores were not
significantly different. [18.18 / - ]
151- gera: 87668/di/ra
[THE TREATMENT OF KNEE CARTILAGE
RETROGRADE DISEASE BY ZHANG'S MASSAGE
MANIPULATION: A THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
EVALUATION]. XIE LIMIN ET AL. journal of
2000,12(4),8 (chi*). ref:1
In order to evaluated the clinical therapeutic effect of
Zhang's massage manipulation on retrograde disease of knee
Cartage, 303 Cases of the disease were randomly divided into
two groups the massaged (n=152) and the control (n=151),
which were treated by Zhang's massage manipulation aria by
physiotherapy, acupuncture, moxibustion, anti-inflammatory
and analgesic agents, etc. respectively and the clinical
therapeutic effects were evaluated by the modified scoring
method of the knee joint. The results showed that the
effective arid excellent-good rates of the massaged and
control grow pa leached 89% and 60%. and 79/ arid 15%.
respectively with a very significant difference hi the
therapeutic-effect comparison of the two groups (P < 0. 01),
suggesting that Zhang's massage manipulation has proved
itself to be a good method for treating knee cartilage
retrograde diseases as the present. [18.18 / massage- ]
152- gera: 91428/di/ra
[EFFECT OF SHENGGUZAIZAO POWDER ON
HEMORRHEOLOGY
IN
HORMONE-INDUCE
RABBIT FEMORAL HEAD NECROSIS]. ZHANG
XIAOGANG ET AL. journal of traditional chinese
To study the effect of Shengguzaizao powder on
hemorheology in hormone-induced rabbit femoral head.
necrosis. Methods: Rabbit femoral head necrosis model were
made by glucocorticoid induction Shengguzzaizac, powder
was given continuously for five weeks, and the changes of
hemorheology indexes were determined before and after
treatment respectively. Results. The Shengguzaizao powder
can significantly decrease the whole blood viscosity, plasma
viscosity and hematocrit. Conclusion: The curative effect of
Shengguzaizao powder on femoral head necrosis may be
related to its adjusting effect function to hemorheology.
[18.18 / eap- lapin- rheologie- ]
153- gera: 72649/di/ra
[SYNTHETICAL THERAPY FOR BONY GONITISATTACHED: ANALYSIS OF 98 CASES IN CLINIC].
ZHANG YUN. yunnan journal of tcm and materia
medica. 2000,21(1),9 (chi*). ref:1
The good curative effect of 93.86% was gotten in 98 cases of
bony gonitis treated by the synthetical therapeutic ways from
Prof. Li Yongkang. The report indicated that the doctors
should consider and test the physical sign of the patient with
bony gonitis and the effect of the synthetical therapy was
better than the simple therapy. [18.18 / - ]
154- gera: 93473/di/ra
THE
ROLE
OF
ACUPUNCTURE
IN
POSTOPERATIVE
REHABILITATION
AFTER
TOTAL KNEE AVERY P. medical acupuncture.
2001,12(2),44-6 (eng). ref:1
[18.18 / cc- ]
155- gera: 111870/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE WITH THE NEEDLE WARMED BY
BURNING-MOXA FOR TREATMENT OF 50 CASES
OF
KNEE-JOINT
OSTEOARTHRITIS
CHEN
HULLING. world journal of acupuncture-moxibustion.
2001,11(1),55 (eng). ref:7
[18.18 / - ]
156- gera: 114861/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE WITH THE NEEDLE WARMED BY
BURNING-MOXA FOR TREATMENT OF 50 CASES
OF
KNEE-JOINT
OSTEOARTHRITIS.
CHEN
HULLING. world journal of acupuncture-moxibustion.
2001,11(1),55 (eng). ref:7
[18.18 / - ]
A
SYSTEMATIC
REVIEW
OF
PHYSICAL
INTERVENTIONS FOR PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN
SYNDROME. CROSSLEY K ET AL. clin j sport med.
2001,11(2),103-10 (eng). ref:7
OBJECTIVE: Physical interventions (nonpharmacological
and nonsurgical) are the mainstay of treatment for
patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS). Physiotherapy is the
most common of all physical interventions and includes
specific vastus medialis obliquus or general quadriceps
strengthening and/or realignment procedures (tape, brace,
stretching). These treatments appear to be based on sound
theoretical rationale and have attained widespread
acceptance, but evidence for the efficacy of these
interventions is not well established. This review will present
the available evidence for physical interventions for PFPS.
DATA SOURCES: Computerized bibliographic databases
(MEDLINE, Current Contents, CINAHL) were searched,
including the keywords "patellofemoral," "patella," and
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"anterior knee pain," combined with "treatment,"
"rehabilitation," and limited to clinical trials through October
2000. STUDY SELECTION: The critical eligibility criteria
used for inclusion were that the study be a controlled trial,
that outcome assessments were adequately described, and
that the treatment was a nonpharmacological, nonsurgical
physical intervention. RESULTS: Of the 89 potentially
relevant titles, 16 studies were reviewed and none of these
fulfilled all of the requirements for a randomized, controlled
trial. Physiotherapy interventions were evaluated in eight
trials, and the remaining eight trials examined different
physical interventions. Significant reductions in PFPS
symptoms were found with a corrective foot orthosis and a
progressive resistance brace, but there is no evidence to
support the use of patellofemoral orthoses, acupuncture, lowlevel laser, chiropractic patellar mobilization, or patellar
taping. Overall the physiotherapy interventions had
significant beneficial effects but these interventions were not
compared with a placebo control. There is inconclusive
evidence to support the superiority of one physiotherapy
intervention compared with others. CONCLUSIONS: The
evidence to support the use of physical interventions in the
management of PFPS is limited. There appears to be a
consistent improvement in short-term pain and function due
to physiotherapy treatment, but comparison with a placebo
group is required to determine efficacy, and further trials are
warranted for the other interventions. [18.18 / rg- ]
ACUPUNCTURE FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE
KNEE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. EZZO J ET AL.
arthritis and rheumatism. 2001,44(4),819-25 (eng). ref:7
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate trials of acupuncture for
osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee, to assess the methodologic
quality of the trials and determine whether low-quality trials
are associated with positive outcomes, to document adverse
effects, to identify patient or treatment characteristics
associated with positive response, and to identify areas of
future research. METHODS: Eight databases and 62
conference abstract series were searched. Randomized or
quasi-randomized trials of all languages were included and
evaluated for methodologic quality using the Jadad scale.
Outcomes were pain, function, global improvement, and
imaging. Data could not be pooled; therefore, a best-evidence
synthesis was performed to determine the strength of
evidence by control group. The adequacy of the acupuncture
procedure was assessed by 2 acupuncturists trained in
treating OA and blinded to study results. RESULTS: Seven
trials representing 393 patients with knee OA were identified.
For pain and function, there was limited evidence that
acupuncture is more effective than being on a waiting list for
treatment or having treatment as usual. For pain, there was
strong evidence that real acupuncture is more effective than
sham acupuncture; however, for function, there was
inconclusive evidence that real acupuncture is more effective
than sham acupuncture. There was insufficient evidence to
determine whether the efficacy of acupuncture is similar to
that of other treatments. CONCLUSION: The existing
evidence suggests that acupuncture may play a role in the
treatment of knee OA. Future research should define an
optimal acupuncture treatment, measure quality of life, and
assess acupuncture combined with other modalities. [18.18 /
rg- ]
159- gera: 99462/di/ra
[THE CHANGES AND SIGNIFICANCE OF BLOOD
RHEOLOGY IN ALCOHOLIC NECROSIS OF THE
FEMORAL BEAD]. HE WEI ET AL. journal of
2001,13(10),8 (chi*). ref:48
[18.18 / - ]
160- gera: 100566/di/ra
[THE CHANGES AND SIGNIFICANCE OF BLOOD
RHEOLOGY IN ALCOHOLIC NECROSIS OF THE
FEMORAL BEAD]. HE WEI ET AL. journal of
2001,13(10),8 (chi*). ref:48
[18.18 / - ]
161- gera: 112197//
EFECTO TERAPEUTICO DE¡ TRATAMIENTO CON
ACUPUNTURA EN 109 CASOS DE OSTEOARTRITIS
DE LA RODILLA JIANG AI PING .. journal of tcm.
2001,30,31 (esp*). ref:48
[18.18 / - ]
162- gera: 98524/di/ra
CLINICAL
EFFECT
OF
ACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT
IN
109
CASES
OF
KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS. JIANG AIPING ET AL.. journal of
tcm (english edition). 2001,21(4),282 (eng). ref:48
[18.18 / - ]
163- gera: 95022/di/ra
COMPLEMENTARY
THERAPIES
FOR
OSTEOARTHRITIS. LONG L. focus on alternative and
complementary therapies. 2001,6(2),103-7 (eng). ref:48
[18.18 / rg- ]
164- gera: 99464/di/ra
[THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF THE THERAPY
OF LAVATION WITH TCM ON THE TREATMENT
OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS]. SHI WEIDONG ET AL.
To explore the therapeutic effect of the therapy of lavation
with traditional Chinese Drug (TCD) on Lhe treatment of
knee arthritis, 71cases (98 knee joints) with knee arthritis
were divided into 2 groups equally: TCD group (treated with
the therapy of lavation. with Chinese traditional drug) ,
Control group (treated with western medicine) The results
showed that the therapeutic effect of TCD group was more
significant than that in Control group, TCD also could dilute
joint fluid, promote the metabolism of synovia, 'improve the
disturbed environment of the knee and symptoms. Key
words: knee joint osteoarthritis/ therapy of lavation
traditional Chinese drug [18.18 / - ]
165- gera: 100568/di/ra
[THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF THE THERAPY
OF LAVATION WITH TCM ON THE TREATMENT
OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS]. SHI WEIDONG ET AL.
To explore the therapeutic effect of the therapy of lavation
with traditional Chinese Drug (TCD) on Lhe treatment of
knee arthritis, 71cases (98 knee joints ) with knee arthritis
were divided into 2 groups equally: TCD group (treated with
the therapy of lavation. with Chinese traditional drug ) ,
Control group (treated with western medicine ) The results
showed that the therapeutic effect of TCD group was more
significant than that in Control group, TCD also could dilute
joint fluid, promote the metabolism of synovia, 'improve the
disturbed environment of the knee and symptoms. Key
words: knee joint osteoarthritis/ therapy of lavation
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traditional Chinese drug [18.18 / - ]
166- gera: 99625/di/re
CLINICAL DECISIONS IN THE USE OF
ACUPUNCTURE AS AN ADJUNCTIVE THERAPY
FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE SINGH BB,
BERMAN BM ET AL. altern ther health med.
2001,7(4),58-65 (eng). ref:59
OBJECTIVE: To determine whether demographic, medical
history, or arthritis assessment data may influence outcome
and rate of decay for patients with osteoarthritis treated with
acupuncture. DESIGN: Seventy-three persons with
symptomatic osteoarthritis of the knee were recruited for this
randomized controlled trial. Both treatment and crossover
control groups received acupuncture treatments twice weekly
for 8 weeks. Patients self-scored on the Western Ontario and
McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC) and
the Lequesne Algofunctional Index at baseline and 4, 8, and
12 weeks. Sample size for this outcome analysis was 60
patients at 4 weeks, 58 at 8 weeks, and 52 at 12 weeks.
RESULTS: Patients' scores on both indexes improved at 4, 8,
and 12 weeks. Scores were stable regardless of the baseline
severity of the osteoarthritis. Despite some decay in
outcomes at week 12, measures were significantly improved
over baseline. With WOMAC scores partitioned into equal
quartiles, a strong effect on outcome was apparent at 12
weeks (4 weeks after treatment) related to initial WOMAC
scores. The group with the least disability and pain
rebounded to original levels to a greater degree than did those
who initially were more disabled. The more disabled groups
retained the benefits of acupuncture treatment through the
12-week period. CONCLUSION: Acupuncture for patients
with osteoarthritis of the knee may best be used early in the
treatment plan, with a methodical decrease in frequency in
treatment once the acute treatment period is completed to
avoid a rebound effect. Demographic and medical history
data were not mediating variables. [18.18 / ecr- ]
167- gera: 104452/di/ra
[ANALYSIS OF THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
ACUPUNCTURE
PLUS
SPECTROGRAP
IRRADIATION ON TREATING GONITIS]. SONG
WEN-GE WU HUN LIU MING ET AL . shanghai journal
of acupuncture and moxibustion. 2001,20(4),22 (chi*).
ref:50
[18.18 / ecr- ]
168- gera: 104298/di/ra
[CLINICAL TREATMENT OF OSSEOUS ARTHRITIS
OF
KNEE
JOINT
WITH
PROGRAMMED
FUMIGATING THERAPY]. SONG XIAO-GUANG,
WANG YAN-QUAN, YANG HAO ET AL. henan
[18.18 / - ]
169- gera: 89308/di/ra
[SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF
OSTEOARTHRITIS
OF
RATS
WITH
MANIPULATIVE TREATMENT]. TAN XUSHENG ET
AL. journal of traditional chinese orthopedics and
To observe the effect of knee joint osteoarthritis by
manipulation through scanning electron microscope. Twenty
four Whistar rats were ligated in both femoral veins, the
randomized three groups, the group without treatment, the
manipulation group and the sodium hyaluronate injection
group. Other three rats without operation consist the normal
group. The manipulation group and the sodium hyaluronate
injection group were treated 4 weeks after operation. The
animals were sacrificed at 8,16 and 20 weeks
postoperatively. The external femoral condyle was excised
and prepared for the scanning elecron microscopic study. The
result reveals the degenerative changes of articular cartilage
in the manipulation group and the sodium hyaluronate group
are lesser than that in the group without treatment. This
confirms manipulation is effective to prevent and treat knee
joint osteoarthritis. [18.18 / rat- eam- ]
170- gera: 110901/di/ra
TREATMENT OF SENILE GONARTHROSIS WITH
COMBINATION
OF
ACUPUNCTUREMOXIBUSTION AND MASSAGE. TANG DONYUE.
world journal of acupuncture-moxibustion. 2001,11(3),40
(eng*). ref:50
Objective : To observe the clinical effect of acupuncturemoxibustion combined with massage in the treatment of
senile arthrosis of the knee. Methods: Warming needle
technique combined with massage. (1) Warming needle
technique: Ahshi points are used as the main points combined
with Dubi (ST 35), Xiyan (EX-LE 5), Liangqiu (ST 34),
Xuehai (SP 10) and Dazhui (GV 14) for excessive wind type,
with Fengshi (GB 31), Fengfu (GV 16), and with Zusanli (ST
36) for excessive cold and damp type, 4 to 8 points are used
in every treatment. The patient is asked to take a supine
position and to expose the knee. After needling, place a moxa
box on the knee joint and perform moxibustion for 30
minutes. The treatment is given once every other day. 10
sessions constitute one therapeutic course. (2) Operation:
After acupuncture treatment, the practitioner performs
massage at the distal end of the femoral quadriceps muscle
by kneading, pressing, lifting and holding them repeatedly,
and twists and squeezes the medial and lateral aspects of
knee joint with both hands. These manipulations are applied
repeatedly 6 times. The knee is flexed at 90 degrees and the
manipulation of pulling the knee is applied for 1 to 2
minutes. The patella of the patient is rubbed and slid in
various
directions
and
moved
clockwise
and
counterclockwise like grinding so as to increase the
movement of the patella. The patella is then grasped with the
finger tips to be pulled up 5 to 10 times, pressed and kneaded
repeatedly for 10 to 20 times. The knee joint is stretched and
flexed to the maximal extent with a pause at each direction,
finally the muscles of the lower limbs are lifted, kneaded and
pressed repeatedly 5 times by both hands. Criteria for
assessing the therapeutic effect : The cured is referred to that
the patients' pain disappears, joint functions resume and their
symptoms have no relapse in 3 months. Remarkable effect is
referred to that the patients' principal symptoms and signs
disappear basically and joint functions are improved. No
effect is referred to those whose symptoms and signs have no
any improvement. Results : After treatment, of the 60
gonarthrosis patients, 38 are cured and 22 have remarkable
improvement. Comments: After application of acupuncture,
moxibustion is added to the local region, the capillaries of the
local region are dilated, blood circulation and absorption of
the inflammation promoted, the metabolism of the local
region is accelerated, and absorption of the non-bacterial
inflammation and metabolism of pain produced substances
are benefited. [18.18 / - ]
171- gera: 95954/di/ra
[CLINICAL
OBSERVATION
OF
SENILE
GONARTHROSIS TREATED BY "TIAOZHONG
BAOYUAN WANG AO-MING. shanghai journal of tcm.
2001,35(7),34 (chi*). ref:50
[18.18 / - ]
gera 2004
22
172- gera: 95015/di/ra
FORTY-SEVEN CASES OF GONITIS TREATED BY A
COMBINED THERAPY OF CHINESE DRUGS AND
ACUPUNCTURE. YANG WENHE. journal of tcm.
2001,21(2),127-9 (eng). ref:50
[18.18 / - ]
173- gera: 96624/di/ra
[EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF NEEDLE LOOSENING
THERAPY FOR DEGENERATION OF RABBIT KNEE
JOINTS]. ZHANG YIN, ZHOU JINGCAI. journal of
hunan college of traditional chinese medicine.
2001,21(3),56 (chi*). ref:50
To explore the needle loosening therapy for chronic soft
tissue injuries. Method: We made rabbit models with
degeneration of the knee joints by immobilizing the rabbit's
knee joints for six weeks. We loosened the periarticular
tissues of the knees of the rabbits with loosen ing-needles and
observed their knee joints' mobility and determined the
superoxide (SOD) and MDA contents of peripheral tissue
homogenate around the knees in both the treatment group and
the model group. Results: The rabbit's knee joints' mobility
and the superoxide contents (SOD) of peripheral tissue
homogenate around the knee joints in the treatment group
were much higher than those of the model group without
treatment. 'Me differences were significant ( P < 0. 05).
Conclusion: Loosening needle therapy can loosen adhesion
of tissues mechanically, and alao improve the activity of
SOD. [18.18 / eaa- aiguille- lapin- ]
174- gera: 104643/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
OSTEOARTHRITIS OF KNEE JOINT TREATED
WITH LASER RADIATION ON XIYAN POINT.].
ZHANG YUE, WANG PENG. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 2001,21(6),339 (chi*). ref:50
[18.18 / ecr- 05.14- ]
175- gera: 109003/di/ra
UNILATERAL
VERSUS
BILATERAL
ACUPUNCTURE
ON
KNEE
FUNCTION
IN
ADVANCED OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE -A
PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED TRIAL ABHAY
TILLU, CHRIS ROBERTS, SUMEDHA TILLU.
acupuncture in medicine. 2002,19(1),15 (eng*). ref:50
We report a prospective randomised trial of acupuncture
given to 44 patients with advanced osteoarthritis (OA) of the
knee awaiting total knee joint replacement. Patients were
randomly allocated into two groups, group A receiving
acupuncture to the most affected knee only and group B
receiving acupuncture to both knees. Acupuncture was given
to four local points around the knee and one distal point. The
local points were Spleen 9 (Yinlinquan , SP9), Spleen 10
(Xuehai , SP10), Stomach 34 (Liangqui , ST34), and
Stomach 36 (Zusanli , ST36). The distal point was Large
Intestine 4 (Hegu, LI4) on the first web space of the
ipsilateral hand. A blinded observer assessed knee function
before starting treatment, and at the end of two and six
months. Analysis of the results showed a significant
reduction in symptoms in both groups, and this improvement
was sustained for six months. There was no statistically
significant difference between the groups. In conclusion,
unilateral acupuncture is as effective as bilateral acupuncture
in increasing function and reducing the pain associated with
OA of the knee. This trial is not able to distinguish the
specific from the non-specific effects of the treatment. [18.18
/-]
176- gera: 105136/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF KNEE JOINT OSSEOUS
ARTHRITIS WITH EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL USE
OF HERBAL MEDICINE.]. BAO JIN, LI YONGKANG.
yunnan journal of traditional chinese medicine and
materia medica. 2002,23(3),23 (chi*). ref:50
[18.18 / - ]
177- gera: 105124/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON THE EFFECT OF
QUTONG OINTMENT IN TREATING RETROGRADE
GONARTHROSIS]. CAO YU, YAO JU-PING, JIANG
NING-DONG, ET AL. liaoning journal of traditional
chinese medicine. 2002,29(8),474 (chi*). ref:50
[18.18 / - ]
178- gera: 109224/di/cg
EFFICACY
OF
ACUPUNCTURE
IN
KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS
A
RANDOMISED
CONTROLLED STUDY. E. TUKMACHI ET AL. wfas
international symposium on acupuncture. 2002,,167 (eng).
ref:50
[18.18 / ecr- ]
179- gera: 106916/di/ra- num
[CLINICAL
OBSERVATION
ON
CHONDROMALACIA PATELLAE TREATED BY
ACUPUNCTURE AND GAO YANG. liaoning journal of
Objective : To observe on the effect of acupuncture and
massage on chondromalacia patellae. Methods : There were
82 cases divided into 52 cases of the treatment group and 30
cases of the control group. Results : The total effective rate of
the treatment group is 98. 1 % , while that of the control
group is 76. 7 %. After X 2 test, there was markedly different
between two groups( P < 0.01). Conclusions : The effect of
acupuncture and massage on chondromalacia patellae is
better than herbs. [18.18 / ecr- ]
180- gera: 108345/di/ra
[II PERIOD CLINICAL TRIAL OF COMPOUND DU
ZHONG JIAN GU GRAIN TREATING KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS]. GE JIRONG, WANG HEMIN,
YANG LIANZI, ET AL. chinese journal of traditional
medicine, traumatology and orthopedics. 2002,10(5),19
(chi*). ref:50
[18.18 / - ]
181- gera: 110325/di/ra
[CLINICAL
STUDY
ON
COMPREHENSIVE
REHABILITATION
THERAPY
FOR
KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS]. GONG ZUNKE, CHEN WEI,
ZHOU XIAOYUAN. hebei journal of tcm. 2002,24(10),723
(chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
182- gera: 100971/di/ra
ECHANGES : QUESTION ET REPONSES - REPONSE
(2). GORET O. acupuncture & moxibustion. 2002,1(12),54 (fra). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
183- gera: 107487/di/ra- num
[TREATMENT OF 60 CASES OF RETROGRESSIVE
OSTEOARTHRITIS OF KNEE JOINT WITH
MICROWAVE
ACUPUNCTURE-MOXIBUSTION].
GUO FUCHENG. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
gera 2004
23
2002,21(9),533 (chi*). ref:*
Methods : Microwave acupuncture-moxibustion at main
points Dubi ( ST35) and Neixiyan ( EX-LE5) was used for
treatment of 60 cases ( 74 joints) of retrogressive
osteoarthritis of knee joint, and warmed acupuncturemoxibustion was used to treat 20 cases ( 30 joints) as control.
Results : In the microwave group, 27 cases were cured
clinically, 32 cases were markedly effective, 13 cases
improved and 2 cases were ineffectvie , the effective rate
being 97. 29 %. The therapeutic effect was better than that of
the control group ( P<0. 05). [18.18 / ecr- ]
184- gera: 104153/di/ra
[THE INFLUENCE OF "BUSHEN QIANGXI FANG "
OF POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN FOR KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS]. HUANG FENG, TANG YONG,
ZHENG XIAOHUI, ET AL. journal of chinese orthopedics
and traumatology. 2002,14(4),12 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
185- gera: 105229/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON FOCAL POINTS OF
LOCALIZED NODULAR HYPERPLASIA OF SOFT
TISSUES IN HYPERPLASTIC GONITIS]. LI JING, LIU
HUI, XUE LIGONG. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 2002,22(8),533 (chi*). ref:*
Purpose: To approach to algogenic causes and parts of knee
joint retrograde degeneration, except osseous causes
Methods: The positive reaction of adhesion points of tendons
around the knee joint was detected and analyzed. Results: 50
cases (61 affected knee joints) showed 4 types, and each type
had 4-8 positive focal points of nodular hyperplasia
suggesting that in treatment of this disease, you should pay
attention to syndrome differentiation and treatment based on
the tendon theory. [18.18 / - ]
186- gera: 102221/di/ra
[INFLUENCE
OF
PROMOTING
BLOOD
CIRCULATION TO REMOVE STASIS MEDICINE
AND CLEARING AWAY HEAT AND REMOVING
TOXIC SUBSTANCES MEDICINE ON IL-8 IN
RABBIT KNEE JOINT]. LI KE-DA, LIU YUAN-LU.
liaoning journal of traditional chinese medicine.
2002,29(4),244 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
187- gera: 109810/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
MOXIBUSTION
COMBINED
WITH
KINESITHERAPY ON KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS ]. LI
NING, WU BIN, ZHANG YONGLING. chinese
acupuncture and moxibustion. 2002,22(11),729 (chi*).
ref:*
Purpose : To explore an effective program for treatment of
knee osteoarthritis by combination of traditional Chinese
medicine and western medicine. Methods : A random control
study program was adopted, and scores of therapeutic effect,
pain, flexibility, extensibility and stability of joints, and
going up-stairs and down-stairs were assessed. Results : The
therapeutic effect of the treatment group was better than that
of the control group (P<0. 05), and there were significant
differences between the two groups in pain and stability of
the joint (P<0. 05). Conclusion : Moxibustion combined with
muscle exercises can relieve effectively pain, improve
stability of the joint and increase the therapeutic effect for the
patient of knee osteoarthritis. [18.18 / ecr- ]
188- gera: 101737/di/ra
[THE OBSERVATION OF 53 CASES OF THE
FRACTURE OF THE TIBIAS OR THE FIBLAS BY
INTEGRATION OF TRADIATION AND WESTERN
MEDICINE]. LI XIN-JUN ET AL. liaoning journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 2002,29(2),98 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
189- gera: 102173/di/ra
[OBSERVATION OF THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
KNIFE - SHAPED NEEDLE WITH SIMPLIFIED
MANIPULATION FOR TREATING INFLAMMATION
OF SUBPATELLAR FAT PAD]. LIN LIANGZI,
MALAYSIA. tianjin journal of traditional chinese
medicine. 2002,19(2),56 (chi*). ref:*
Objective : To observe the therapeutic effect of knife shaped needle with simplified technique for treating
inflammation of subpatellar fat pad. Methods: 152 cases
(male 37, female 115) were enrolled in this study. A
modified, simplified technique of knife - shaped needle was
used in the treatment. Results : 91 patients were cured and 38
improved. The total effective rate was 84. 87% . Conclusion:
This therapeutic method was better than ordinary therapy.
[18.18 / - ]
190- gera: 112052/di/ra
[THE INFLUENCE OF" YANG GAN ROU JIN FANG"
(PRESCRIPTION OF NOURISHING THE LIVER AND
TENDON) ON RAT' S ABILITY OF BEARING
SPORTS FATIGUE AND THE ACTIVITY OF
ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE (ACHE) IN SERUM
AND QUA MA YULAN ET AL. tianjin journal of tcm.
2002,19(2),48 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
191- gera: 107372/di/re- num
SENSORY STIMULATION (ACUPUNCTURE) FOR
THE TREATMENT OF IDIOPATHIC ANTERIOR
KNEE PAIN. NASLUND J ET AL. j rehabil med.
2002,34(5),231-8 (eng). ref:*
A randomized controlled study was conducted to evaluate
the effect of acupuncture treatment in idiopathic anterior knee
pain, a pain syndrome without known aetiology. Fifty-eight
patients, clinically and radiologically examined, were
randomly assigned to either deep or minimal superficial
acupuncture treatment. The patients were treated twice
weekly for a total of 15 treatments. The main outcome
measurements were one leg vertical jump, functional score,
daily VAS recording and skin temperature. Fifty-seven
patients completed the study. Pain measurements on VAS
decreased significantly within both groups; in the deep
acupuncture group from 25 before treatments to 10
afterwards, and in the superficial (placebo) acupuncture
group from 30 to 10. There was no significant difference
between the groups. The improvement on the VAS
recordings remained significant even after 3 and 6 months.
Even though the pain decreased after sensory stimulation,
neither the ability to jump on one leg, the functional score
nor the skin temperature changed. This study shows that
patients with idiopathic anterior knee pain benefit from both
electroacupuncture treatment and subcutaneous needling. The
pain-relieving effect remains for at least 6 months. Central
pain inhibition, caused by either afferent stimulation or by
non-specific therapeutic (placebo) effects, is a plausible
explanation behind the treatment effects. [18.18 / ecr- ]
192- gera: 108518/di/ra
[DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY OF THE CRUCIATE
LIGAMENT SURGERY]. SHANG PING, GAO YONG.
gera 2004
24
chinese journal of medical history. 2002,32(4),234 (chi*).
ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
193- gera: 104691/di/ra
[THE
CLINICAL
APPLICATION
AND
THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OBSERVATION OF TOTAL
KNEE REPLACEMENT WITH PROSTHESIS MADE
IN CHINA]. SONG SHUCHUN, LIU JIANMIN, DUAN
ZHIXIA, ET AL. journal of traditional chinese
orthopedics and traumatology. 2002,13(7),15 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
194- gera: 100970/di/ra
ECHANGES : QUESTION ET REPONSES - REPONSE
(1). STEPHAN JM. acupuncture & moxibustion. 2002,1(12),54 (fra). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
195- gera: 109126/di/ra
WARM NEEDLING AND BLOOD LETTING FOR
TREATMENT OF GONITIS SUN JIANHUA. journal of
tcm. 2002,22(4),278 (eng). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
196- gera: 109023/di/ra
EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE ON KNEE FUNCTION
IN ADVANCED OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE:
A
PROSPECTIVE,
NONRANDOMISED
CONTROLLED STUDY. TILLU A, TILLU S, VOWLER
S. academic journal of the first medical college of pla.
2002,20(1),19 (eng*). ref:*
We report a prospective controlled trial, comparing
acupuncture with no treatment, in patients with advanced
osteoarthritis of the knee awaiting total knee replacement.
Knee function was assessed at the beginning of study and at
the end of two months, using four parameters: HSS score,
time to walk 50 metres, time to climb 20 steps, and degree of
pain. Acupuncture was given at four local points around the
knee and at one distal point. The acupuncture group
improved in all parameters, whereas the control group
deteriorated, a finding that was highly statistically significant
(p<0.0002). Further randomised controlled trials with longer
follow-up are required to confirm these findings. [18.18 /
ctanr- ]
197- gera: 111146/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC
STRAIN OF THE MEDIAL ACCESSORY LIGAMENT
OF
THE
KNEE-JOINT
WITH
RELAXING
NEEDLING. WEN JINZHI. world journal of
acupuncture-moxibustion. 2002,12(4),41 (eng). ref:*
[18.18 / ecr- ]
acupuncture-moxibustion. 2002,12(4),41 (eng). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
200- gera: 107668/di/ra
[CLINCAL
RESEARCH
OF
IMPROVE
COMPRESSED FIXATION TREATS NONUMION OF
FRACTURE OF TIBIA AND FIBULA OF MULTICENTRE]. XIAO SIWANG. chinese journal of
information on traditional chinese medicine. 2002,9(5),23
(chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
201- gera: 101284/di/ra
[RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KIDNEY DEFICIENCY,
BLOOD - STASIS AND BONY ARTHRITIS OF KNEE].
XU CHUANYI ET AL. new journal of traditional chinese
medicine. 2002,34(3),7 (chi*). ref:*
To explore TCM therapeutical principle for bony arthritis of
knee, The internal relationship between kidney deficiency,
blood - stasis and the disease is analysed. In the cases with
kidney deficiency, oxygen free radical, trace element,
enzyme, sexual hormone affect the occurrence of the disease,
and in those with blood - stasis, blood rheology, intraosseous
high pressure and oxygen free radical affect its occurrence.
Invigorating kidney and activating blood circulation attain a
satisfactory result in its treatment clinically and
experimentally. It was shown that kidney deficiency and
blood - stasis are present in bony arthritis of knee joint, so
that inrigorating kidney and activating blood circulation are
applicable for the treatment. [18.18 / - ]
202- gera: 111224/di/ra
47 CASOS DE GONARTRITIS TRATADOS CON LA
TERAPIA COMBINACLA DE DROGAS CHINAS Y
ACUPUNTURA. YANG WEN HE. journal of tcm.
2002,28,27 (esp*). ref:*
La osteoartritis, una lesión inflamatoria no específica, es una
patología articular muy comun. Clínicamente se caracteriza
sobre todo por artralgia, edema e impotencia funcional Como
la articulación de la rodilla es un punto de soporte de peso en
el cuerpo humano, propenso a sufrir traumas, la gonartritis
destaca en presentar el porcen, taje más alto de morbididad
en cuanto a las cuatro extremidades: En su fase inicial se
presenta en forma de artritis patelar y femoral, en su fase
media una estenosis o la desaparición M espacio medio
articular, y finalmente mediante lesión de¡ cartílago
acompañado de dificultad de flexión en la fase avanzada. En
los últimos años, el autor ha tratado 47 casos de gonartritis
mediante la combinación de drogas chinas y acupuntura,
basándose en la experiencia clínica del Prof. Cao Y¡ Ming,
cuyos resultados terapéuticos se comentan a continuación.
[18.18 / - ]
198- gera: 111945/di/ra
STRAIN OF THE MEDIAL ACCESSARY LIGAMENT
OF THE KNEE-JOINT WITH RELAXING NEEDLING
WEN JINZHI. world journal of acupuncture-moxibustion.
2002,12(4),41 (eng). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
203- gera: 104688/di/ra
[THE EXTERNAL TREATMENT OF KNEE
OSTEOARTHRITIS AT EARLY STAGE IN RABBITS
WITH MEDICATED MALLET IMMERSED IN
FENGSHI GUTONG MEDICAL LIQUOR: AN
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY]. ZHANG JIE, ZHANG
WENSHENG ZOU JI. journal of traditional chinese
[18.18 / - ]
199- gera: 114936/di/ra
STRAIN OF THE MEDIAL ACCESSORY LIGAMENT
OF
THE
KNEE-JOINT
WITH
RELAXING
NEEDLING. WEN JINZHI. world journal of
204- gera: 103704/di/ra
[Observation on the Therapeutic Effect of Alternate
Acupuncture and TDP Irradiation Treatment of 89 Cases
of Proliferous Knee Arthritis]. ZHAO Lixin, GUO Xia.
acupuncture research. 2002,27(1),71 (chi*). ref:*
gera 2004
25
Objective: To observe the therapeutic results of acupuncture
and TDP irradiation in treating proliferous knee arthritis.
Methods : 89 Cases of proliferous, knee arthritis were treated
by alternately puncturing and TDP-irradiating Neixiyan (EX
LE 4), Dubi (ST 35), Heding (EX-LE 2) and the point 3 cun
above Weizhong (BL 40). These acupoints were stimulated
with uniform reinforcing- reducing manipulation with the
needles retained for 30 min. The treatment was conducted
once daily, 4 times every week, with 10 times being a
therapeutic course. The interval between two courses was one
week. Results: Following two courses of treatment, of the 89
cases, 51 (57. 3 % ) were cured, 32 (36 % ) had improvement
and 6 (6. 7 % ) had no apparent changes. Conclusion :
Alternate acupuncture and TDP irradiation can be used to
effectively treat proliferous knee arthritis. [18.18 / - ]
205- gera: 104927/di/ra
[THE
CLINICAL
OBSERVATION
OF
COMBINATION OF CHINESE TRADITIONAL AND
WESTERN MEDICINE TO TREAT KNEE JOINT
OSTEOARTHRITIS]. ZHOU PLQI, SHEN LIN, YANG
YANGPING, ET AL. chinese journal of traditional
medicine traumatology and orthopedics. 2002,10(4),23
(chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
206- gera: 99524/di/ra
[CLINICAL RESEARCH OF LOUTIANJI PILL'S
TREATMENT ON TIBIA FRACTURE]. ZHU HAI ET
AL. journal of traditional chinese orthopedics and
traumatology. 2002,14(1),13 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
207- gera: 115188/di/ra
EFECTO TERAPEUTICO DE¡ TRATAMIENTO CON
ACUPUNTURA EN 109 CASOS DE OSTEOARTRITIS
DE LA RODILLA. JIANG AI PING.. journal of tcm.
2003,30,31 (esp*). ref:*
La osteoartritis de la rodilla, una enfermedad retrógrada, está
principalmente caracterizada por dolor en las articulaciones
de la rodilla y limitación M movimiento.' Es una patología
común y frecuente que afecta la salud y la calidad` de Vida
de las personas mayores. En los últimos años se han
comentado en repetidas ocasiones los resultados terapéuticos
satisfactorios de¡ tratamiento acupuntural para la osteoartritis
de la rodilla 2-3,5-6, pero sólo pocos infor mes referían una
observación de los efectos terapéuticos a largo plazo, una vez
finalizado el tratamiento En estas series se han tratado 109
casos de osteoartritis de la rodilla mediante la acupuntura
como terapia principal. Se hizo durante seis meses un
seguimiento de los 91 casos, en los cuales se habían
conseguido resultados terapéuticos buenos. [18.18 / - ]
208- gera: 111535/di/ra
[THE TREATMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE
KNEE BY COMBINED TCM AND WM METHOD : A
CLINICAL OBSERVATION]. LI GENLIN. journal of
2003,15(1),8 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
209- gera: 114526/di/ra
KNEE BY COMBINED TCM AND WM METHOD : A
CLINICAL OBSERVATION]. LI GENLIN. journal of
2003,15(1),8 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
210- gera: 113389/di/ra
[CURATIVE OBSERVATION ON 86 CASES OF
OSTEOARTHRITIS OF KNEE JOINT TREATED.
WITH MANIPULATION OF MASSAGE AS MAIN
THERAPY]. LIU LAIGUI. yunnan journal of tcm and
materia medica. 2003,24(1),7 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
211- gera: 116380/di/ra
[CURATIVE OBSERVATION ON 86 CASES OF
OSTEOARTHRITIS OF KNEE JOINT TREATED.
WITH MANIPULATION OF MASSAGE AS MAIN
THERAPY]. LIU LAIGUI. yunnan journal of tcm and
materia medica. 2003,24(1),7 (chi*). ref:*
Massage was adopted on 86 cases of osteoarthritis of knee
joint. The patient lying with prone position, rolling and
rotating manipulation was used repeatedly on the backside of
thigh, popliteal fossa, and backside of leg for 2 minutes.
Pushing manipulation of Yizhitan( One finger) and forcible
and poking channels method with thumb were used on
Weizhong point and its surrounding for 2 minutes after
applied Tongqing cream on it. Rubbing method with palm
was applied on popliteal fossa for 20 times. Then the patient
lying with dorsal position, rolling manipulation was done on
quadriceps muscle of thigh for 2 minutes. Pushing, forcible
and poking channels method was applied on Xuehai, Zusanli,
Yanglingquan, Ashixie, Liangqiu, inside and outside knee
joint for 10 minutes. At last, rubbing method with palm was
used on, inside and outside knee point for 20 times to make
the knee warm once a day and 10 ' times for one treatment
course. The result indicated that the total effective rate was
97.5% after one treatment course. [18.18 / - ]
212- gera: 115043/di/ra
[[THE INFLUENCE OF" YANG GAN ROU JIN
FANG" (PRESCRIPTION OF NOURISHING THE
LIVER AND TENDON) ON RAT' S ABILITY OF
BEARING SPORTS FATIGUE AND THE ACTIVITY
OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE (ACHE) IN SERUM
AND QU MA YULAN ET AL. tianjin journal of tcm.
2003,19(2),48 (chi*). ref:*
Objective : To research the modern mechanism of the effect
of "Yang Gan Rou Jin Fang" (Prescription of Nourishing the
Liver and Tendon) on bearing sports fatigue in rats. Methods
: Using rat's model of swimming training induced sports
fatigue and biochemical examination the activity changes of
AChE in serum and quadriceps femoris were determined in
fatigued rats and the influence of "Yang Gan Rou Jin Fang"
on them was observed. Results : Compared with the rest rats
in control group the AChE activities of serum and quadriceps
femoris in fatigue group were reduced (P < 0. 01) However,
the indices in treated rats by ingestion of Yang Gan Rou Jin
Fang were significantly increased. Conclusion : Yang Gan
Rou Jin Fang could markedly increase the AChE activity of
serum and quadriceps femoris in exercise state. This might be
one of the mechanisms of anti - sport fatigue action of this
prescription. [18.18 / - ]
213- gera: 111534/di/ra
KNEE BY TCD STEAMING-WASHING AND
INTRAARTICULAR INJECTION OF SOCIUM
HYALURONATE : A THERAPEUTIC-EFFECT
OBSERVATION]. SUI CHENGZHI ET AL. journal of
2003,15(1),6 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
gera 2004
26
214- gera: 114525/di/ra
KNEE BY TCD STEAMING-WASHING AND
INTRAARTICULAR INJECTION OF SODIUM
HYALURONATE : A THERAPEUTIC-EFFECT
OBSERVATION]. SUI CHENGZHI ET AL. journal of
2003,15(1),6 (chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
215- gera: 111537/di/ra
[AN ANALYSIS ON THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
OF BONE TREPHINATION DECOMPRESSION AND
TRADITIONAL
CHINESE
DRUGS
ON
OSTEOARTHRITIS
OF
THE
KNEE].
SUN
ZHONGHUA ET AL. journal of traditional chinese
[18.18 / - ]
216- gera: 114528/di/ra
[AN ANALYSIS ON THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
OF BONE TREPHINATION DECOMPRESSION AND
TRADITIONAL
CHINESE
DRUGS
ON
OSTEOARTHRITIS
OF
THE
KNEE].
SUN
ZHONGHUA ET AL. journal of traditional chinese
[18.18 / - ]
217- gera: 112809/di/ra
[SYNTHETIC TREATMENT OF 18 CASES OF
FRACTURE OF DISTAL END OF FEMUR]. WU JIANXUN. journal of fujian college of tcm. 2003,13(1),-32
(chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
218- gera: 115800/di/ra
[SYNTHETIC TREATMENT OF 18 CASES OF
FRACTURE OF DISTAL END OF FEMUR]. WU JIANXUN. journal of fujian college of tcm. 2003,13(1),32
(chi*). ref:*
[18.18 / - ]
INDEX DES
AUTEURS
ABHAY TILLU, CHRIS ROBERTS, SUMEDHA TILLU
175,
AMANO K ET AL 78,
AMMER K ET AL 46,
AVERY P 154,
BAI LI-HE ET AL 63,
BAI SHAOJIA ET AL 100, 103,
BAO JIN, LI YONGKANG 176,
BARBAGLI P ET AL 111,
BERMAN BM ET AL 96, 121,
BOUREAU 6, 11,
BOURREAU 7,
BOURREAU F 3,
BULOW HH 67,
CAMP V 68,
CAO YU, YAO JU-PING, JIANG NING-DONG, ET AL
177,
CHEN DALONG 112,
CHEN HULLING 155, 156,
CHEN JIN 88,
CHEN WEIHENG ET AL 89,
CHEN YUANGE 133,
CHENG CK ET AL 90,
CHON-SEN M 12,
CHRISTENSEN BV ET AL 69, 79,
CONTI S ET AL 80,
CREAMER P ET AL 122,
CROSSLEY K ET AL 157,
D. ASIS 91,
DE L'HOMME G ET AL 22,
DELFAU 24,
DING JIAN ZHONG 104,
DING ZHIQIANG ET AL 134,
DONG CHANG-YONG 135,
DONG JIANGTAO 136,
DUAN SHENGRU ET AL 37,
E. TUKMACHI ET AL 178,
EITARO NOGUCHI 38,
ETTINGER WH ET AL 105,
EZZO J ET AL 158,
FABRE J 39,
FENG FENG 137,
GAI G 40,
GAO WENXIANG ET AL 138,
GAO YANG 179,
GE JIRONG, WANG HEMIN, YANG LIANZI, ET AL
180,
GONG ZUNKE, CHEN WEI, ZHOU XIAOYUAN 181,
GORET O 101, 139, 140, 141, GORET O 182,
GOUSSEBAIRE-DUPIN M 41,
GUILLAUME G 15,
GUO FUCHENG 183,
GUO LONGQUAN ET AL 142,
GUO XIAODONG 81,
HE CHENGQI ET AL 143,
HE WEI ET AL 159, 160,
HEYERDAHL O 123,
HIDEKI OCHI ET AL 56,
HIROMITSU TANIMURA ET AL 57,
HONG MINGFEI ET AL 144,
HU ETAL 36,
HU SHENG-YU ET AL 52,
HUANG FENG, TANG YONG, ZHENG XIAOHUI, ET
AL 184,
INSTITUT DE MTC DE TIANJIN 53,
ITOH O 82,
ITOHO PIA 70,
JENSEN R ET AL 124, 125, 145,
JI XIAOPING 71,
JI XIAO-PING 146,
JIANG AI PING . 161,
JIANG AI PING. 207,
JIANG AIPING ET AL. 162,
JUNNILA SYT 31,
KENICHI MIHARA ET AL 64,
KESPI JM 97, 126, 127, 128,
KUROSA Y 19,
LEGEIN WFC 72,
LEPRON PA 129,
LI GENLIN 208, 209,
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LI JING, LIU HUI, XUE LIGONG 185,
LI KE-DA, LIU YUAN-LU 186,
LI NING, WU BIN, ZHANG YONGLING 187,
LI PENGTAO ET AL 92,
LI XIN-JUN ET AL 188,
LIN LIANGZI, MALAYSIA 189,
LINDE K 147,
LIU LAIGUI 210, 211,
LONG L 163,
LU ANQI 98,
LUDWIG M 130,
MA JIANBING ET AL 148,
MA YULAN ET AL 190, 212,
MICHEL D 16,
MILLIGAN JL ET AL 20,
MO XIAORONG ET AL 65,
MOLSBERGER A ET AL 83,
MUSSAT M 25,
MYHAL D ET AL 21,
NASLUND J ET AL 191,
NOGIER P 5,
OCHI H ET AL 84,
PETITPIERRE M 113,
PETROU P ET AL 47,
PRIVITERA P 13,
PUETT DW ET AL 93,
QUILLE P 14,
RAN JINLI 85,
RASSEN SAIDAH 114,
RAZAFITSALAMA D 26,
REQUENA Y 106,
ROGIND H ET AL 115,
ROUAM F 32,
ROUSTAN C 17,
SAIDAH R 116,
SAIDAH R ET AL 117,
SAIDAH R ET ELL 118,
SHANG PING, GAO YONG 192,
SHEN LIN ET AL 73,
SHI WEIDONG ET AL 164, 165,
SHIGERU ARICHI ET AL 27,
SHU HONGWEN 99, 102,
SIM CB ET AL 28,
SINGH BB, BERMAN BM ET AL 166,
SONG SHUCHUN, LIU JIANMIN, DUAN ZHIXIA, ET
AL 193,
SONG WEN-GE WU HUN LIU MING ET AL 167,
SONG XIAO-GUANG, WANG YAN-QUAN, YANG HAO
ET AL 168,
STAAL 42,
STAAL D 48,
STEPHAN JM 194,
STROM H 8,
SUI CHENGZHI ET AL 213, 214,
SUN GUANGSHENG ET AL 149,
SUN JIANHUA 195,
SUN SHENG-JU 49,
SUN SHUCHUN 54, 55,
SUN ZHONGHUA ET AL 215, 216,
SWEE CHENG NG ET AL 131,
TAKEDA W ET AL 94,
TAKEUCHI Y ET AL 95,
TAN XUSHENG ET AL 169,
TANG DONYUE 170,
TAO HONGYOU 86,
TILLU A ET AL 119,
TILLU A, TILLU S, VOWLER S 196,
VAN TOURS 1,
VRCHOTA KD ET AL 150,
WANG AO-MING 171,
WANG GUANG HUANG 33,
WANG GUOCAI ET AL 58,
WANG LIANQING ET AL 29, 34,
WANG LINYUAN 107,
WEI YIZONG ET AL 43,
WEN JINZHI 197, 198, 199,
WU HENGMING 59,
WU JIAN-XUN 217, 218,
WU LINSHENG 108,
WU LINSHENG ET AL 87, 109,
WU LINSHENG MD 66,
WU QINGMING 74,
WU ZIMING 50,
X 2, 4, 9, 10, 18, 30, 75,
XIAO SIWANG 200,
XIE CHENG-LU ET AL 76,
XIE LIMIN ET AL 151,
XU CHUANYI ET AL 201,
XUE LIGONG ET AL 44,
YANG WEN HE 202,
YANG WENHE 172,
YANO T 35,
YASUYUKI MISHIMA 120,
YU XICHAN 45,
YURTKURAN M ET AL 132,
ZHANG JIE, ZHANG WENSHENG ZOU JI 203,
ZHANG TAO ET AL 23,
ZHANG XIAOGANG ET AL 152,
ZHANG YIN, ZHOU JINGCAI 173,
ZHANG YUE, WANG PENG 174,
ZHANG YUN 153,
ZHAO CHUNYIN ET AL 60, 61,
ZHAO Lixin, GUO Xia 204,
ZHOU FANG-JUN 110,
ZHOU PEI ET AL 51,
ZHOU PLQI, SHEN LIN, YANG YANGPING, ET AL 205,
ZHOU ZHIHUA ET AL 62,
ZHU HAI ET AL 206,
ZWOLFER W ET AL 77,
index des sujets/
subject index
(non exhaustif)
-/
23, 34, 44, 86, 126, 132, 169,
1.01- GENERAL ASPECTS AND HISTORY/ ASPECTS
GENERAUX ET HISTOIRE
hôpital 11,
2.03- qi, blood, body fluids/ energie, sang et liquides
organiques
énergie wei 85,
2.04- organs and functions/ organes et fonctions
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curieux 113,
* 5, 8, 13, 21,
2.05- meridians/ méridiens
méridien curieux 113,
yin qiao 113,
5.11- nose, face, eye, hand and foot acupuncture/
rhinofacio, manopodo, craniopuncture
craniopuncture 70,
manopuncture 88,
2.06- points/ points
ashi 9, 23, 30, 34, 65,
E25 127,
E32 34,
E34 90,
E35 9, 23, 28, 76, 102, 143,
E36 23, 76, 102,
RN1 64,
RTE10 23,
RTE6 64,
RTE9 76,
V37 44,
V39 39,
VB29 32,
VB30 44,
VB34 9, 39, 76, 143,
VC11 97,
5.12- electro-acupuncture/ electro-acupuncture
* 8, 29, 64, 76, 78, 132,
5.14- laser acupuncture/ laser
* 29, 57, 70, 82, 174,
5.15- drug acupuncture/ chimiothérapie
* 111, 143,
emplâtre 107,
5.16- qi gong. massages/ qi gong. massages
* 55, 58,
acupression 43, 50, 89,
manipulation 37, 50, 66, 81, 100, 103,
massage 18, 27, 37, 43, 54, 58, 63, 65, 80, 104, 108, 109,
133, 151,
qi gong 75, 106,
3.02- pathogeny. causes of diseases/ pathogénie
froid 86,
5.19- adverse effects/ accidents thérapeutiques
* 28,
4.07- syndromes/ syndromes
differenciation des syndromes 109, 145,
froid 86,
glaire 50,
stase du sang 45, 50,
vide des reins 138,
6.02- acupuncture anesthesia/ analgésie chirurgicale
prediction 11, 67,
7.07- peripheral circulation/ circulation périphérique
* 21, 78,
14.07- cerebrovascular diseases. hemiplegia/ accidents
vasculaires cérébraux. hémiplégie
* 27,
4.09- meridian diagnosis/ méridiens
* 45,
5.02- principles of treatment/ principes thérapeutiques
activation de la circulation et levée de stase. 85, 138, 148,
5.03- acupuncture/ acupuncture
* 74,
aiguille 98, 112, 173,
deqi 44, 94,
latéralité 27, 114, 116, 117, 118,
mobilisation perpuncturale 27,
séance d'acupuncture 28, 34, 41, 74,
technique de puncture 74,
tonification-dispersion 44,
14.12- spasm and tic/ spasmes et tics
* 92,
15.01- OPHTHALMOLOGY/ OPHTALMOLOGIE
* 86,
18.03- bi syndromes. joint diseases/ syndromes bi.
arthropathies
* 15, 85, 86, 109,
fibromyalgie 113,
18.04- rheumatoid arthritis/ polyarthrite rhumatoïde
* 27,
5.05- plum blossom needle/ fleur de prunier
* 80,
5.07- bloodletting/ saignées
* 45,
18.07- traumatology/ traumatologie
* 26, 62,
entorse 9,
5.08- cupping/ ventouses
* 59,
18.08- hand/ main
* 86,
5.09- moxibustion/ moxibustion
* 19, 34, 38, 39, 53, 71, 74, 80, 110, 112, 120,
18.18- knee/ genou
* 62,
5.10ear
acupuncture.
auricular
auriculopuncture. auriculomédecine
medicine/
18.19- foot/ pied
* 53,
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23.10- sports medicine/ médecine sportive
* 34, 45, 78, 88,
24.07- / animaux de laboratoire
lapin 28, 34, 73, 92, 138, 148, 152, 173,
rat 169,
26.01- HERBAL MEDICINE/ PHYTOTHERAPIE
* 36, 36,
emplâtre 107,
26.02- prescriptions/ prescriptions
* 50, 52, 73,
27.01- methods/ méthodes
cas clinique 1, 2, 24, 32, 71, 86, 97, 126, 127, 146, 154,
comparaison de 2 techniques de la MTC 19, comparaison de
2 techniques de la MTC 29, 34, 57, 76, 99, 102, 112,
double aveugle 8,
essai clinique non randomisé 196,
essai comparatif éventuellement randomisé 112,
essai contrôlé randomisé 8, 20, 31, 34, 46, 47, 69, 76, 83, 94,
116, 118, 121, 124, 130, 132, 143, 166, 167, 174, 178, 179,
183, 187, 191, 197,
essai ouvert (acupuncture) 16, 23, 96, 98, 102,
étude controlée (acupuncture) 8, 21, 31, 46, 47, 69, 79, 83,
94, 121, 124, 130, 131,
étude théorique 15, 17, 22, 25, 42, 48,
expérimentation animale (acupuncture) 28, 34, 92, 173,
expérimentation animale (phytothérapie) 36, 52, 73, 138,
148, 152,
méthodologie 8,
placebo 21, 83,
revue générale 93, 157, 158, 163,
27.02- / techniques d'exploration
doppler 78,
EMG 38, 90,
isotope 21,
rhéologie 152,
27.03- biological l products/ produits biologiques
calcium 92,
INDEX DES
SOURCES
1- divers à vérifier
journal of tcm 161,
2- congrès
15th international congress of rheumatology 1981, paris 20,
16ème congres national d'acupuncture,paris 39, 42,
annales du premier symposium international d '
auriculotherapie et d' auriculomedecin 91,
conferences d'acupuncture,gera,toulon 16,
congres national d'acupuncture,paris 22,
cours d'energetique des systemes vivants appliquee a
l'acupuncture,3eme annee 25,
in actes du iiieme congres de la faformec, paris 129,
in compilation of the abstracts of acupuncture and
moxibustion papers, beijing. 40,
in selections from article abstracts on acupuncture and
moxibustion, beijing 44,
selections from article abstracts on acupuncture and
moxibustion, beijing 45,
third world conference on acupuncture 78, 80, 82, 83, 84,
wfas international symposium on acupuncture 178,
wfas international symposium on the trend of research in
acupuncture, roma 70, 72,
3- extraits de traités
in atlas of therapeutic motion for treatment and health 54,
55,
in barefoot doctor's manual 9,
in chinese massage, publishing house of shanghai college of
tcm, shanghai 58,
in modern chinese massotherapy 18,
in roustan,traite d'acupuncture,masson,paris 30,
in seca et al, acupuncture en medecine clinique, decarie,
montreal 53,
in the manual of china's current acupuncture
therapy,medecine and health publishing 4,
in treatment of 100 common diseases by new acupuncture
10,
4- mémoires
memoire d'acupuncture, bordeaux 2 41,
memoire d'acupuncture,afa 14,
memoire d'acupuncture,cedat,marseille 12,
5- revues d'acupuncture et MTC
37°2 le magazine 101,
academic journal of the first medical college of pla 196,
acupuncture 1, 48,
acupuncture & moxibustion 182, 194,
acupuncture and electrotherapeutics research 31,
acupuncture in medicine 119, 175,
acupuncture research 65, 143, 204,
acupuncture research quarterly 28,
akupunktur. theorie und praxis 131,
american journal of acupuncture 132,
american journal of chinese medicine 27, 67, 77,
auriculo medecine 13,
auriculo medecine 5,
auriculomedecine 24, 26,
chinese acupuncture and moxibustion 23, 29, 76, 88, 92, 99,
174, 183, chinese acupuncture and moxibustion 185, 187,
chinese journal of acupuncture and moxibustion 59,
chinese journal of information on traditional chinese
medicine 200,
medicine 51, 62,
chinese journal of medical history 192,
chinese journal of traditional medicine traumatology and
orthopedics 49, 52, 63, 205,
chinese journal of traditional medicine, traumatology and
orthopedics 180,
cliniques d'acupuncture 2,
deutsche zeitschrift fur akupunktur 130,
focus on alternative and complementary therapies 147, 163,
hebei journal of tcm 181,
henan traditional chinese medicine 168,
in clinic of tcm (2), publishing house of shanghai college of
tcm, shanghai 60, 61,
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international conference on tcm and pharmacology,shanghai
37, 43,
international journal of acupuncture 110,
international journal of chinese medicine 36,
international journal of clinical acupuncture 71, 74, 86, 135,
146,
journal of alternative and complementary medicine 124,
journal of chinese medicine 145,
journal of chinese orthopedics and traumatology 184,
journal of fujian college of tcm 217, 218,
journal of hunan college of traditional chinese medicine 173,
journal of japan society of acupuncture 35,
journal of tcm 100, 107, 109, 172, 195, 202, 207,
journal of tcm (english edition) 50, 162,
journal of the japan society of acupuncture 38, 56, 57, 64,
95,
journal of the japan society of acupuncture and moxibustion
19,
journal of traditional chinese medicine 34, 81, 87, 89, 104,
108, 133,
journal of traditional chinese orthopedics and traumatology
134, 137, 138, 142, 144, 148, 149, 151, 152, 159, 160, 164,
165, 169, 193, 203, 206, 208, 209, 213, 214, 215, 216,
la gazette 113,
lettre de l'institut europeen de qi gong 75,
liaoning journal of traditional chinese medicine 98, 177, 179,
186, 188,
medical acupuncture 154,
medicina holistica, medicinas complementarias 106,
new journal of traditional chinese medicine 201,
north american journal of oriental medicine 120,
pacific journal of oriental medicine 136,
revista argentina de acupuntura 150,
revista paulista de acupuntura 114, 116, 117, 118,
revue francaise acupuncture 126,
revue francaise d'acupuncture 6, 7, 11, 15, 17, 32, 97, 127,
128,
revue francaise de mtc 139, 140, 141,
rivista italiana di medicina tradizionale cinese 103,
shaanxi traditional chinese medicine 33,
shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion 112, 167,
shanghai journal of tcm 171,
tianjin journal of tcm 190,
tianjin journal of tcm 212,
tianjin journal of traditional chinese medicine 189,
traditional chinese medicinal research 73,
world journal of acupuncture-moxibustion 85, 102, 155, 156,
170, 197, 198, 199,
yunnan journal of tcm and materia medica 153, 210, 211,
yunnan journal of traditional chinese medicine and materia
medica 176,
6- revues extérieures
acta anaesthesiol scand 69,
acupuncture in medicine 68,
altern ther health med 122, 166,
annals internal med 93,
archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation 115,
arthritis and rheumatism 158,
arthritis care and research 94,
clin j sport med 157,
j altern complement med 125,
j rehabil med 191,
jama 105,
journal of manipulative and physiological therapeutics 66,
minerva anestesiologica 111,
osteoarthritis and cartilage 96,
proc natl sci counc repub china b 90,
rheumatology 121,
scand j acupunct 47,
tidsskr nor laegeforen 123,
ugeskr laeger 8, ugeskr laeger 79,
union medicale du canada 21,
wiener medizinische wochenschrift 46,
7- thèses
these medecine,paris 6 3,
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