@article{ART001629125},
author={이재훈 and 김준수 and 양기영 and 한상엽 and Cha-Ro Lee and 신홍균},
title={The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents},
journal={Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation},
issn={1229-1854},
year={2012},
volume={22},
number={1},
pages={75-83}
TY - JOUR
AU - 이재훈
AU - 김준수
AU - 양기영
AU - 한상엽
AU - Cha-Ro Lee
AU - 신홍균
TI - The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents
JO - Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation
PY - 2012
VL - 22
IS - 1
PB - The Korean Academy Of Oriental Rehabilitation Medicine
SP - 75
EP - 83
SN - 1229-1854
AB - Objectives :The purpose of this study is to compare the effect of pharmacopuncture treatment with chuna treatment for neck pain caused by traffic accidents.
Methods :This study was carried out on the 82 patients with neck pain caused by traffic accidents. The patients were divided into 2 groups; Pharmacopuncture(PA) group was treated by pharmacopuncture treatment. Chuna(CN) group was treated by chuna treatment. Also both groups treated by general acupuncture and herb-medicine treatment. We measured visual analog scale(VAS) before the treatment and 2, 4 weeks later. Also neck disability index(NDI) measured before the treatment and 4 weeks later.
Results :In results, NDI and VAS scores were improved after 4 weeks later in both groups. There were no significant difference between NDI and VAS scores after 4 weeks later in both groups. However, in the second period(from 2 to 4 weeks treatment) CN group showed significant diffrence as compared to PA group in VAS scores.
Conclusions :In this study, there were no significant difference between pharmacopuncture treatment and chuna treatment for neck pain caused by traffic accidents. However, in the second period(from 2 to 4 weeks treatments) chuna treatment was more effective than pharmacopuncture treatment for neck pain by traffic accidents.
KW - Pharmacopuncture;Chuna treatment;Neck pain;Traffic accidents
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이재훈, 김준수, 양기영, 한상엽, Cha-Ro Lee and 신홍균. (2012). The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents. Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation, 22(1), 75-83.
이재훈, 김준수, 양기영, 한상엽, Cha-Ro Lee and 신홍균. 2012, "The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents", Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation, vol.22, no.1 pp.75-83.
이재훈, 김준수, 양기영, 한상엽, Cha-Ro Lee, 신홍균 "The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents" Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation 22.1 pp.75-83 (2012) : 75.
이재훈, 김준수, 양기영, 한상엽, Cha-Ro Lee, 신홍균. The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents. 2012; 22(1), 75-83.
이재훈, 김준수, 양기영, 한상엽, Cha-Ro Lee and 신홍균. "The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents" Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation 22, no.1 (2012) : 75-83.
이재훈; 김준수; 양기영; 한상엽; Cha-Ro Lee; 신홍균. The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents. Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation, 22(1), 75-83.
이재훈; 김준수; 양기영; 한상엽; Cha-Ro Lee; 신홍균. The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents. Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation. 2012; 22(1) 75-83.
이재훈, 김준수, 양기영, 한상엽, Cha-Ro Lee, 신홍균. The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents. 2012; 22(1), 75-83.
이재훈, 김준수, 양기영, 한상엽, Cha-Ro Lee and 신홍균. "The Comparative Study on the Effect of Pharmacopuncture Treatment and Chuna Treatment for Neck Pain Caused by Traffic Accidents" Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation 22, no.1 (2012) : 75-83.
