内容简介
Paralysis，a very common disease In clinic，is a disorder which is very difflcult to cure．With the progress of the medical science，the diseases that may cause paralysis，such as plliomyelitis and encephalitis B，are becoming less and less． However，on the other hand，some other diseases that may also causeparalysis，such as cerebrovascular accident，are becoming moreand more．The high morbidity rate and lowered mortality rateresult in a comparative increase of paralysls cases． The incidenceof traumatic paraplegla，injury of the peripheral nerves and bysterlc hemlplegla Is tending to rise． Paralysis often deprives the patients of thelr working and living capabilities， leaving great sorrow and sufferings to the patients and their farnilies，and heavy burdens to the society．Therefore，it is the unshakable duty for the medical workers to explore the therapeutic methods for various kinds ofparalysis and to rid the patients of their dlseases． Treating paralysis with acupuncture has had a history of over 2000 years，during the long period of which very rich experience has been accumulated and rather satlsfactorytherapeutlc effect has been achieved． onthe basis of the study onthe experience of the ancient prominent medical figures and clinical practice for many years， the authors have reviewed large quantlty of related literatures published over the past 10 years before they finished this book． They have an Intimate feeling that acupuncture Is Indeed a very reliable therapeutic method In the treatment of paralysis． Therefore， it is hoped that this book can be of some benefit to our dear readers． The authors welcome comments and suggestions．
目录
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION SectionⅠ Paralysis of The Upper Motor Neurons SectionⅡ Paralysis of The Lower Motor Neurons SectionⅢ Paralysis Caused by Disturbance in the Neuromuscular Transmission andMuscular Diseases CHAPTER TWO THE PRINCIPLES AND MECHANISM OF ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT FOR PARALYSIS SectionⅠ The Principles of Acupuncture Treatment for Paralysis 1.Searching for the Primary Cause of Disease in Treatment 2.Reinforcing in Deficiency and Reducing in Fxcess 3.Regulation of Qi and Blood 4.Treating Different Diseases with the Same Therapeutic Method 5.Treating the Disease According to the Climatic,Seasonal and Individual Conditions SectionⅡ The Mechanism of Acupuncture Treatment for Paralysis 1.The Overall Regulation of the Functions of the Human Body 2.The Regulation of QiBlood Functions in ZangFu Organs 3.The Regulation of Jingluo CHAPTER THREE CLINICAL THERAPY SectionⅠ Hemiplegia 1.cerebrovascular Accident 2.Traumatic Hemiplegia 3.Sporadic Encephalitis SectionⅡ Paraplegia 1.Clinical Manifestations 2.Acupuncture Treatment 3.Therapeutic Effect 4.Discussion SectionⅢ Quadriplegia 1.Polyneuritis 2.Acute Infective Multiple Radiculoneuritis 3.Myasthenia Gravis 4.Periodic Paralysis SectionⅣ Monoparesis 1.Poliomyelitis 2.Syringomyelia 3.Injury of Brachial Plexus 4.Brachial Plexus Neuritis SectionⅤ Paralysis of Individual Muscle Group 1.Radial Nerve Injury 2.Common Peroneal Nerve Injury 3.Peripheral Nerve Injury SectionⅥ Infantile Cerebral Palsy 1.Infantile Cerebral Palsy 2.Epidemic B Encephalitis SectionⅦ Hysterical Paralysis SectionⅧ Paralysis of the Facial Nerve CHAPTER FOUR THE OTHER SUPPLEMENTARY TREATMENTS SectionⅠ Physical Training for Rehabilitation 1.Methods of Physical Training 2.Conditions and Duration of the Physical Training for Rehabilitation 3.Points for Attention in Physical Training for Rehabilitation SectionⅡ Psychotherapy 1.The Harmful States of Mind and Their Impact on the Recovery 2.Methods of the Psychotherapy 3.Points for Attention in Psychotherapy SectionⅢ Accessory Acupuncture Treatment at Home 1.Acupoint Irradiation with UltraRed Ray 2.Magnetotherapy on Acupoint 3.Mild Moxibustion 4.Massage 5.Acupuncture with Magnetic Needle CHAPTER FIVE ANALYSIS OF TYPICAL CASES 1.Cerebrovascular Accident 2.PostHemiplegic Syndrome 3.Cerebral Injury with Paralysis of the Lower Limb 4.High Paraplegia 5.Polyneuritis 6.Periodic Paralysis 7.Poliomyelitis 8.Facial Paralysis 9.Injury of the Ulnar Nerve 10.Hysterical Paralysis INDEX FOR DISEASES
