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KMID : 1123920070210061663
Korean Journal of Oriental Physiology and Pathology
2007 Volume.21 No. 6 p.1663 ~ p.1669
Clinical Study on 1 Case of Patient with Arthalgia Syndrome Diagnosed as Acute Transverse Myelitis
Pi Chien-Hsin

Jo Eun-Heui
Lee Seung-Hyun
Abstract
Acute transverse myelitis(ATM) is defined as an acute intramedullary dysfunction of the spinal cord, ascendng or static involving both halves of the cord and appearing without any history of previous neurological diseases due to traumatic accident, tumor of all kind, encephalitis and of course excluding all possible viral, bacterial and fungal infection. It is mainly characterized by acute motor disorder of both limbs in respect to which spinal segments are affected as well as sensory disorder and dysuria & dyschezia. The exact cause is unknown, however it is recently suggested that immunological factors are highly involved. It has been reported by several reliable sources that it is often accompanied by immunological diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus(SLE). As treatments non steroid anti-inflammatory drugs(NSAIDS) are primarily recommended as to steroids, limited doses are injected only with the proper prescription from the physician. Operative methods are not options as traumatic accidents and tumors are excluded as factors. To enhance muscle strength and prevent articular contracture physical therapy and passive exercise is imperative. The following patient whose chief complaints were mainly about hypoesthesia of Rt. lower limb and stiffness of phalanges of both fingers as well as to weakness of lower extermity. Therefore it has been diagnosed as arthalgia syndrome. In oriental medicine factors such as wind evil heat-evil, dampness-heat evil, cold evil cause the arthalgia syndrome. In this case the patient was diagnosed as dampness-heat evil and herbal medicine Chunglijagam-Tang and Dong-Qi acupuncture was applied to treat bladder disorder.
KEYWORD
acute transverse myelitis(ATM), arthalgia syndrome(Ýöñø), dampness-heat evil(ã¥æðÞ÷), Chunglijagam-Tang(ôè×îí²Êì÷·), Dong-Qi acupuncture(ÔÝä«öÜÛö)
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