뇌졸중후 인지기능저하의 한약치료에 대한 임상적 고찰
Effect of herbal medicine on Poststroke cognitive deficit
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1. Objectives: The aim of study was to evaluate the effect of Herbal medicine on post stroke cognitive deficit. 2. Methods: All groups were treated with acupunture treatment, moxa treatment, herbal medicines, physical and occupational therapy for 4 weeks, additionally cardiotonic pills(CP) were taken in the cardiotonic pills group. The effect of treatment was assessed using Verval fluency, MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test. Statistical significance was achived if the probability was less than 5%(p,0.05). 3. Results: Verval fluency, MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test scores increased in both group. MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test scores were significantly increased in the CP group. Verval fluency, MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test scores were significantly increased in the control group. In the Verval fluency, MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test of the CP group more increased compared to the control group. There were no significant differences between two groups. In the CP group, the scores of the infarction group more increased compared to the hemorrhage group. 4. Conculsions: According to the these results, herbal medicines are effective to improve post stroke cognitive- deficit. Futher studies are needed to know cardiotonic pills in the ischemic stroke.
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1. Objectives: The aim of study was to evaluate the effect of Herbal medicine on post stroke cognitive deficit. 2. Methods: All groups were treated with acupunture treatment, moxa treatment, herbal medicines, physical and occupational therapy for 4 weeks, additionally cardiotonic pills(CP) were taken in the cardiotonic pills group. The effect of treatment was assessed using Verval fluency, MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test. Statistical significance was achived if the probability was less than 5%(p,0.05). 3. Results: Verval fluency, MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test scores increased in both group. MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test scores were significantly increased in the CP group. Verval fluency, MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test scores were significantly increased in the control group. In the Verval fluency, MMSE-KC, Word List Immediate Recall test of the CP group more increased compared to the control group. There were no significant differences between two groups. In the CP group, the scores of the infarction group more increased compared to the hemorrhage group. 4. Conculsions: According to the these results, herbal medicines are effective to improve post stroke cognitive- deficit. Futher studies are needed to know cardiotonic pills in the ischemic stroke.
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