Database: Study 3 of 41 studies
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The inner ear – deafness and hyperacusis - MA |
First author and date | Lee DC 1981 |
Version consulted | C |
Condition | nerve deafness (onset 7 yrs) |
Study type | case report |
N / Groupings | 1 (male, aged 60 yrs, consistently diagnosed as nerve deafness, without hope of regaining hearing, at several medical centres) |
Type of acupuncture | MA |
Points used | SI-19, SJ-21, GB-2, LI-4 |
Parameters used | no details |
Stimulation duration | 30 mins |
Number of sessions | 20 treatments |
Follow up | 5 yrs |
Endpoint measure | hearing ability |
Outcome | patient responded to his name after 1st treatment; after 20 treatments was able to use telephone for 1st time for many yrs; at follow up, patient stated that he had less than normal hearing but was able to converse normally |
Additional notes | - |
Analysis / problems | - |
References | Lee DC, Lee MO, Clifford DH, Morris LE Acupuncture in patients unresponsive to conventional treatment. Part 2: The digestive, urogenital and nervous systems, and the organs of special sense. American Journal of Acupuncture. 1981 April-June; 9(2): 117-27 |
Secondary references | - |
Data entry code | DM/J116 |
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