"Liuye Knife" sub -publication published research results: acupuncture can promote the recovery of gastrointestinal function after surgery

Content source: China Traditional Chinese Medicine Reporter: Xu Jing

A few days ago, the project led by Liu Cunzhi, a professor of acupuncture and massage colleges of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, "Predictment of Acupuncture in the Intestinal Paraception of Past Sumoscope Cancer, Random Contrasting Clinical Test" in "Willow Sword" (Open Science "(Open Science" ( Published on the impact factor 17.033). Studies have shown that acupuncture can significantly promote postoperative gastrointestinal function recovery of patients with laparoscopic colorectal cancer.

Postoperative intestinal paralysis is a common gastrointestinal dysfunctional disease after abdominal surgery. The clinical manifestations are full abdomen, pain, and defecation disorders, etc., which may increase the incidence of postoperative complications, extend the time of hospitalization, increase hospitalization costs, and give patients to patients. Caused a serious burden. With the widespread application of accelerated concepts of rehabilitation surgery and minimally invasive surgery, patients with gastrointestinal function recovery after surgery have been improved, but they still need to cooperate with other intervention methods for treatment.

This study was included in 105 patients with laparoscopic colorectal cancer resection of the Cancer Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences. According to the proportion of 1: 1: 1, it was divided into 3 groups. Based on standard treatment, they accepted 4 consecutive days of electrical acupuncture and Sanli acupoint intervention. Electric needle Tianshu acupoint intervention or does not accept electronic needle intervention. The results show that compared with simple standard treatment, the electric needle foot three miles acupoint can significantly shorten the patient's first exhaust time of 10.98 hours and the first defecation time of 25.41 hours; the electronic needle Tianshu point also has a certain improvement of the patient's gastrointestinal function. The first exhaust time was shortened by 5.54 hours, and the first defecation time was shortened by 17.69 hours. However, there was no statistical difference between the group, which may be related to the small sample volume and the acupuncture parameters of acupuncture parameters in the abdominal and limb acupoints. In addition, the electro -needle foot three miles or Tianshu acupoints can significantly shorten the patient's tolerance to the semi -liquid diet, indicating that acupuncture can also promote the recovery of the upper gastrointestinal function.

According to Liu Cunzhi, Tianshu acupoint is a large intestine fundraising. The Zusanli acupoint is the inferior acupoint of the stomach and the foot acupoint of the Ziyang Ming stomach meridian. Both acupoints have the effect of regulating gastrointestinal function. Essence The team carried out this forward -looking clinical study based on the systemic exploration of the nerve -immunology mechanism of the intestinal paralysis -immunology mechanism after the system explores the intestinal paralysis, which further discussed the clinical efficacy of intestinal paralysis after the treatment of different acupuncture acupuncture. The advantages of simple operation, low probability of infection, and easy clinical training and promotion.

Establishing a high -quality and efficient integrated medical and health service system with Chinese characteristics is inseparable from Chinese and Western medicine. Surgical surgery is one of the most important treatment methods for modern medicine. This research is a combination of traditional medicine and modern medicine. It provides acupuncture to walk out of the Chinese medicine hospital, enter the anesthesiology department of comprehensive hospitals, surgery and integrate multidisciplinary collaborative model. Evidence -based medical evidence can further promote the complementary and common development of acupuncture and modern medicine.

Edit: Wang Di

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