[The effect of floating-needle therapy combined with rehabilitation training for the hand function recovery of post- @entity64 XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity64 @entity4262 @entity2473 @entity121
OBJECTIVE: To explore the improvement of hand motion function, @entity2473 and self-care ability of daily life for @entity64 @entity1 treated with floating-needle combined with rehabilitation training. METHODS: Eighty hand @entity2473 @entity1 of post- @entity64 within one year after @entity64 were randomly divided into an observation group and a control group, 40 cases in each one. In the two groups, rehabilitation was adopted for eight weeks,once a day,40 min one time. In the observation group, based on the above treatment and according to @entity121 trigger point, 2~3 points in both the internal and external sides of forearm were treated with floating-needle. The positive or passive flexion and extension of wrist and knuckle till the relief of @entity2473 hand was combined. The floating-needle therapy was given for eight weeks, on the first three days once a day and later once every other day. Modified Ashworth Scale( @entity4262 ), activity of daily life(ADL, Barthel index) scores and Fugl-Meyer(FMA) scores were used to assess the @entity2473 hand degree,activity of daily life and hand motion function before and after 7-day, 14-day and 8-week treatment. RESULTS: After 7-day, 14-day and 8-week treatment, @entity4262 scores were apparently lower than those before treatment in the two groups(all P<0. 05), and Barthel scores and FMA scores were obviously higher than those before-treatment(all P<0. 05). After 14-day and 8-week treatment, FMA scores in the observation group were markedly higher than those in the control group(both P<0. 05). CONCLUSION: Floating-needle therapy combined with rehabilitation training and simple rehabilitation training could both improve hand @entity2473 degree, hand function and activity of daily life of post- @entity64 @entity1 , but floating-needle therapy combined with rehabilitation training is superior to simple rehabilitation training for the improvement of hand function.
