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. 2014 Sep 1;20(9):672–682. doi: 10.1089/acm.2014.0097

Table 3.

Summary of Studies According to Acupuncture Technique, Details of Acupuncture, Control, and Cointervention

Author, location (year) Acupuncture technique Details of acupuncture (acupoint, frequency, duration) Control Cointervention
Fink et al., Germany ( 2004)27 Manual acupuncture >10 acupoints (mainly LU9, LR3, LI4, LI10, LU9, ST36, SP9, GB34, GB39, GV20), 30 min twice per week for 4 wk Sham acupuncture None
Gong et al., China (2008)28 Electrical acupuncture 1 acupoint (ST36), 50 Hz, 5 times per week for 6 wk No acupuncture Physical and occupational therapy
He and Zhang, China (2008)29 Electrical acupuncture 7 acupoints (ST3, LR8, LR9, ST36, ST40, GB39, LR3), 100 Hz (high-frequency group)/2 Hz (low-frequency group), 30 min once per day for 30 d No acupuncture Physical therapy
Lee et al., Korea (2007)30 Electrical acupuncture 4 acupoints (PC3, PC2, PC6, LU5), 60 Hz, 20 min 5 times per week for 2 wk No acupuncture Conventional stroke rehabilitation
Li et al., China (2007)31 Electrical acupuncture 5 acupoints ( LI15, LI14, LI11, TE5, LI4), 1–100 Hz, 25 min once per day for 2 mo No acupuncture Physical therapy
Qu et al., China (2001)32 Electrical acupuncture 8 acupoints (LI15, LI11, LI4, LI10, ST32, ST34, ST36, ST41), 20 min, once per day for 30 d No acupuncture Physical therapy
Sun, China (2003)33 Manual acupuncture 7 acupoints (BL, DU, SI, SJ, LI, ST36, etc.), once per day for 30 d, including 3 d of rest No acupuncture Physical therapy
Yan et al., China (2003)34 Manual acupuncture 14 acupoints (jian qian, PC1, LU5, HT3, LU7, LI4, PC7, ST31, ST32, SP10, ST36, GB34, SP6), 45 min once per day for 24–48 d No acupuncture Physical therapy