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KMID : 0363420140280040085
Journal of Korean Oriental Pediatrics
2014 Volume.28 No. 4 p.85 ~ p.95
Review of Clinical Studies for Oriental Treatment of Autism in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Lee Jin-Hwa

Han Jae-Kyung
Lee Hye-Lim
Kim Yun-Hee
Abstract
Objectives: The purpose of this review is to investigate the clinical studies of oriental treatment for Autism in China and seek the better methods to study and treat Autism in Korea.

Methods: We searched for the study at CNKI by keywords, 'Autism', '͵Լñø', 'í»øÍñø', in the last 5years.

Results: Selected 14 clinical studies were divided into 6 case reports and 8 control studies. The subjects of clinical study were the average 4-9 years old children. It was described that the symptoms were improved after treatment in 6 case reports. 8 control studies reported that the experimental group were better effective than the comparison group. Frequently used method for treatment was Scalp acupuncture.

Conclusions: It is promising that we could develop our own treatment and studies for autism in Korea by using Scalp acupuncture, based on these clinical studies.
KEYWORD
Autism spectrum disorder, Autism, Traditional chinese medicine, Acupuncture
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