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Distribution characteristics of Meridian Sinew (Jingjin) syndrome in 313 cases of whiplash-associated disorders
- Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine Vol. 21, Issue 3, Pages: 234-240(2015)
- Affiliations：
1. New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Mineola,USA
2. Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics, School of Preclinical Medicine, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine,Beijing,China
3. Finger Lakes School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, New York Chiropractic College, Seneca Falls,USA
4. Pacific College of Oriental Medicine,New York,USA
5. Five Branches University, Santa Cruz,USA
6. School of Management, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine,Beijing,China
- Author bio：
- Funds：Supported by the Innovative Team Project of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (No. 2011-CXTD-08), Research Base Development Project of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (No. 2011-JDJS-09), and the 111 Project of China Ministry of Education (No. B07007)
DOI：10.1007/s11655-014-1955-7
CLC：Published：2015，
Published Online：22 December 2014，
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Chen, Ym., Zhao, Y., Xue, Xl. et al. Distribution characteristics of Meridian Sinew (Jingjin) syndrome in 313 cases of whiplash-associated disorders., Chin. J. Integr. Med. 21, 234–240 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11655-014-1955-7
Ye-meng Chen, Yan Zhao, Xiao-lin Xue, et al. Distribution characteristics of Meridian Sinew (Jingjin) syndrome in 313 cases of whiplash-associated disorders. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 21(3):234-240(2015)
Chen, Ym., Zhao, Y., Xue, Xl. et al. Distribution characteristics of Meridian Sinew (Jingjin) syndrome in 313 cases of whiplash-associated disorders., Chin. J. Integr. Med. 21, 234–240 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11655-014-1955-7 DOI：
Ye-meng Chen, Yan Zhao, Xiao-lin Xue, et al. Distribution characteristics of Meridian Sinew (Jingjin) syndrome in 313 cases of whiplash-associated disorders. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 21(3):234-240(2015) DOI： 10.1007/s11655-014-1955-7.
摘要
To investigate and analyze the characteristics of Meridian Sinew (Jingjin) syndrome in patients with whiplash-associated disorders (WAD). From August 2010 to September 2011
313 WAD cases from New York and California states were collected. The survey mostly collects the information of “Sinew Knotted Points” and symptoms of four types of Meridian Sinew differentiation—Taiyang
Shaoyin
Shaoyang and Yangming. Among the cases which are on the average of medium injury level
the higher frequency of “Sinew Knotted Points” tenderness were found on Jianwaishu (SI 14)
Jianzhongshu (SI 15)
Tianchuang (SI 16)
C3-6 Spinous Process
Dazhui (GV 14)
Fengchi (GB 20)
Tianliao (SJ 15) and Tianding (LI 17). The most commonly presented symptoms were widespread spasm and tenderness in the neck (Taiyang)
difficulty in lateral flexion (Shaoyang)
problems of extension and flexion (Taiyang)
and stiffness and pain during neck movement (Yangming). Among the cases
237 cases (75.72%) were related to Taiyang Meridian Sinew syndrome
82 cases (26.20%) to Shaoyin syndrome and 175 (55.91%) and 176 (56.23%) cases to Shaoyang and Yangming syndrome respectively. The most of cases presented in a combination format. The syndrome distribution under Grade I
II and III reflected that more combination of the Meridian Sinew syndromes in the whiplash injury patients which is resulted from more severity of injury. It is practical to identify the location of abnormality through Meridian Sinew differentiation
considering both “Sinew Knotted Points” tenderness and corresponding symptoms
for the local neck symptoms of WAD.
Abstract
To investigate and analyze the characteristics of Meridian Sinew (Jingjin) syndrome in patients with whiplash-associated disorders (WAD). From August 2010 to September 2011
313 WAD cases from New York and California states were collected. The survey mostly collects the information of “Sinew Knotted Points” and symptoms of four types of Meridian Sinew differentiation—Taiyang
Shaoyin
Shaoyang and Yangming. Among the cases which are on the average of medium injury level
the higher frequency of “Sinew Knotted Points” tenderness were found on Jianwaishu (SI 14)
Jianzhongshu (SI 15)
Tianchuang (SI 16)
C3-6 Spinous Process
Dazhui (GV 14)
Fengchi (GB 20)
Tianliao (SJ 15) and Tianding (LI 17). The most commonly presented symptoms were widespread spasm and tenderness in the neck (Taiyang)
difficulty in lateral flexion (Shaoyang)
problems of extension and flexion (Taiyang)
and stiffness and pain during neck movement (Yangming). Among the cases
237 cases (75.72%) were related to Taiyang Meridian Sinew syndrome
82 cases (26.20%) to Shaoyin syndrome and 175 (55.91%) and 176 (56.23%) cases to Shaoyang and Yangming syndrome respectively. The most of cases presented in a combination format. The syndrome distribution under Grade I
II and III reflected that more combination of the Meridian Sinew syndromes in the whiplash injury patients which is resulted from more severity of injury. It is practical to identify the location of abnormality through Meridian Sinew differentiation
considering both “Sinew Knotted Points” tenderness and corresponding symptoms
for the local neck symptoms of WAD.
关键词
whiplash-association disordersMeridian Sinew (Jingjin) syndromeSinew Knotted Point
Keywords
whiplash-association disordersMeridian Sinew (Jingjin) syndromeSinew Knotted Point
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