A Case of Korean Medical Treatment of Relapsing sudden hearing loss occurred three months later

An, Jae-Hyun; Jung, Hyun-A

doi:10.6114/jkood.2016.29.2.098

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“…An et al [25] treated a relapsing sudden hearing loss patient. WN was performed at TE21 and GB12, which were chosen by text and traditional theory.…”

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“…Various English and Korean terms of "warm needling" (in Korean; 온침) were used including "hot acupuncture" [8], "warm acupuncture" [9,10], "warming acupuncture" [11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18], "warmingacupuncture" [19], "warm needle" [20][21][22], "warm needling" [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32], "warming needle" [33], "warm-needle" [34], "warm-needling" [35], and "warm needling acupuncture" [36].…”

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Warm Needling Treatment in Korea: A Literature Review

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Although there have been studies investigating the clinical effects of warm needling (WN) for specific diseases, a comprehensive review of WN is needed. Four Korean internet databases were used in the review of WN treatment performed in Korea. The search terms used to retrieve articles were “warm needling (in Korean; 온침),” “warm acupuncture,” and “warm needle.” A total of 29 articles were reviewed. The following aspects of WN were investigated: language and terminology, study design, use of Standards for Reporting Interventions in Clinical Trials of Acupuncture, research ethics, moxibustion types, number of moxa used, moxa combustion time, needle retention time, treatment time and frequency, acupoints, meridians, acupuncture size and depth, disease classification, pattern identification, outcome measures, and adverse effect. More sophisticated and precise studies on WN are required.

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“…An et al [25] treated a relapsing sudden hearing loss patient. WN was performed at TE21 and GB12, which were chosen by text and traditional theory.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%