회원학회

회원학회

번호 연구제목 연구자 연구기간 발표실적
내용
130 자하거 약침의 신경정신과 임상 응용에 관한 체계적 문헌 고찰 신혜규, 이재혁, 강형원 2022-04-01 ~ 학회지
Objectives:
To perform a systematic review of placenta pharmacopuncture for treating neuropsychiatric diseases, focusing on its efficacy and the safety so that evidence on its clinical use could be obtained, thus contributing to further studies.
Methods:
Through Korean, English, and Chinese databases (OASIS, Korean TK, KISS, RISS, ScienceON, Pubmed, Cochrane, EMBASE, CINAHL, AMED, CNKI, and Wanfang), combinations of keywords (placenta, pharmacopuncture, etc.) were used to select clinical studies published until January 2021 about placenta pharmacopuncture for neuropsychiatric diseases. Interventions included combined treatments. Study design included cases studies, series, and clinical trials. Cohort studies, literature reviews, in vitro and animal experiments were excluded. The primary outcomes involved measurements of symptoms, Visual Analogue Scale, or questionnaires. Data extracted from databases were imported to Endnote X7 to remove duplicates. The quality of the literature was assessed based on CAse REports Guidelines and Cochrane’s Risk of Bias (ROB).
Results:
Twenty-one studies were selected, including ten case reports, three case series, two one-armed clinical trials, one non-randomized clinical trial, and five randomized clinical trials. There were six studies on sleep disorders, five studies on stroke sequela, two on mood disorders, two on enuresis, two on Guillain-Barré syndrome, two on multiple sclerosis, one on neurocognitive disorder, and one on vertigo. The most frequent combined treatment was acupuncture in both the experimental group (n=10) and the control group (n=3). Acupoints were ST36, SP6, BL23, CV4, GB20, GV20, N-HN54, and so on. All studies reported improvement of symptoms. The quality of case studies was relatively high. Assessment of ROBs resulted in low risks.
Conclusions:
Placenta pharmacopuncture is effective for neuropsychiatric diseases such as sleep disorders, mood disorders, enuresis, and neurocognitive disorders. Regarding insomnia, several studies have reported significant improvements with placenta pharmacopuncture. There was no adverse event associated with placenta pharmacopuncture.
129 Herbal Medicine for Pediatric Epilepsy: Clinical Research Trends in Traditional Chinese Medicine Sang-Ho Kim , Da-Woon Kim 2022-04-01 ~ 학회지
Pediatric epilepsy, a chronic, recurrent brain disorder, is the most common neurological disorder in
children. Its prevalence is increasing. Early management is very important since 30∼40% of cases persist into adulthood. To provide basic data for future clinical research on pediatric epilepsy using Korean
medicine treatment and cooperation between Western medicine doctors and Korean medicine doctors, we reviewed recent clinical research in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) using herbal medicine
for pediatric epilepsy. A total of 23 articles (1 clinical practice guideline, 3 systematic reviews, 15
randomized controlled trials (RCTs), and 4 non-RCTs) were reviewed in this study. The authors summarized characteristics of included studies regarding study subjects, diagnostic tools, pattern identification tools, treatment period, evaluation tools, detail of herbal medicines, treatment effects, and adverse events. Combination therapy using both herbal medicine (HM) and anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs)
was performed more frequently than herbal medicine alone. Liver–pacifying medicinal, water-draining medicine, and orifice-opening medicine were frequently used. The main single HMs were Cheonma,
Boglyeong, Jogudeung, and Seogchangpo. Combined therapy using HM and AEDs had significant benefits in improving total effective rate. It also appeared to be safer than AEDs. However, since the quality
of clinical trials was poor and only studies in the last 10 years were included, the clinical evidence was
uncertain. Finally, the authors provided limitations of this study and several suggestions for future research based on our analysis results
128 군발 두통 환자의 한방 치료 치험 1례: 증례 보고 김만기, 조한별, 김근우, 구병수 2022-04-01 ~ 학회지
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to report the effect of Korean medicine (KM) treatment on
a patient diagnosed with cluster headache.
Methods: The patient included in this study was diagnosed with cluster headache who received KM
therapy (herbal medicine, acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, and chu-na treatment). The main
symptom of the patient was pain in the left occipital region and orbital region. It was diagnosed as a
pattern of liver depression and spleen deficiency by oriental medicine. During the hospitalization period, treatment effect was evaluated by NRS. HIT-6. BDI, and STAI were additionally performed to assess
depression and anxiety.
Results: After 24 days of treatment, the intensity of headache decreased from NRS7 to NRS3. During
follow-up at two weeks, there was no pain. Normal daily activities were possible.
Conclusions: Korean medical approach might be useful for pain relief and restoration of daily living
ability for patients with cluster headache
127 임상현장에서 우울증의 평가와 감별진단 임정화 2022-02-05 ~ 학술대회
2021년 4차 한방신경정신과 수련의 워크샵
우울증의 평가법과 화병, 불안장애 등과의 감별진단에 대해 강의