Forschende Komplementarmedizin (2006) · 2012
[Emergency treatment of epilepsy with Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) and body acupuncture – acupuncture in emergency medicine: a case report].
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Schockert Thomas, Dittmar Frank, Gleditsch Jochen M
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BACKGROUND: Worldwide, acupuncture is used in conflict areas and increasingly also as a supportive measure in emergency medicine.
METHODS: In this case, the treatment of epilepsy, masseter cramp, unconsciousness and respiratory arrest by means of YNSA and body acupuncture with only 3 acupuncture needles is described. The 3 points used were YNSA basal ganglia point, Renzhong and Qiangu.
RESULTS: After application of the needles, the epileptic fit stopped, the unconscious patient opened his mouth and started breathing spontaneously.
CONCLUSION: In this case, acupuncture simplified the emergency procedure as a supportive treatment method and provided the patient with fast and safe relief.
METHODS: In this case, the treatment of epilepsy, masseter cramp, unconsciousness and respiratory arrest by means of YNSA and body acupuncture with only 3 acupuncture needles is described. The 3 points used were YNSA basal ganglia point, Renzhong and Qiangu.
RESULTS: After application of the needles, the epileptic fit stopped, the unconscious patient opened his mouth and started breathing spontaneously.
CONCLUSION: In this case, acupuncture simplified the emergency procedure as a supportive treatment method and provided the patient with fast and safe relief.
Предметные рубрики MeSH
Acupuncture PointsAcupuncture TherapyAnticonvulsantsBody Temperature RegulationBronchitisClonazepamCombined Modality TherapyDiabetes Mellitus, Type 1Diabetic RetinopathyEmergency Medical ServicesEpilepsies, MyoclonicHumansMaleRespiratory InsufficiencyResuscitationScalpSinusitisUnconsciousnessYoung Adult