Outcome
Type |
Measure |
Description |
Time frame |
Safety issue |
Other |
The doctor of traditional Chinese medicine syndrome |
The TCM Syndrome Feature Scale is based on the patient's general symptoms, signs (including tongue and pulse), physical examination, and laboratory examination results to establish an information table, and then use the difference matrix method to perform attribute reduction and case reduction to obtain The lower approximation set and the upper approximation set are used to extract the definite rules and possible rules of TCM diagnosis. In this way, the subjectivity and one-sidedness of doctors are avoided to a large extent, making TCM syndrome diagnosis and treatment more standardized and scientific |
changes from baseline at 2 weeks |
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Other |
The doctor of traditional Chinese medicine syndrome |
The TCM Syndrome Feature Scale is based on the patient's general symptoms, signs (including tongue and pulse), physical examination, and laboratory examination results to establish an information table, and then use the difference matrix method to perform attribute reduction and case reduction to obtain The lower approximation set and the upper approximation set are used to extract the definite rules and possible rules of TCM diagnosis. In this way, the subjectivity and one-sidedness of doctors are avoided to a large extent, making TCM syndrome diagnosis and treatment more standardized and scientific |
changes from baseline at 1 month |
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Other |
The doctor of traditional Chinese medicine syndrome |
The TCM Syndrome Feature Scale is based on the patient's general symptoms, signs (including tongue and pulse), physical examination, and laboratory examination results to establish an information table, and then use the difference matrix method to perform attribute reduction and case reduction to obtain The lower approximation set and the upper approximation set are used to extract the definite rules and possible rules of TCM diagnosis. In this way, the subjectivity and one-sidedness of doctors are avoided to a large extent, making TCM syndrome diagnosis and treatment more standardized and scientific |
changes from baseline at 3 months |
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Primary |
Musculoskeletal ultrasound |
Measure the ratio of the muscle thickness of the back of the neck muscles to the strain rate of the back of the neck muscles.Use real-time dual-frame imaging to adjust the area of interest to ensure coverage of trapezius, supraspinatus, infraspinatus, levator scapula, and sternocleidomastoid. During operation, the probe lightly touches the ultrasonic coupling patch and is perpendicular to the body surface, hold the probe to slightly vibrate up and down, and keep the pressure release index at 3-4. Collect the elastic image to ensure that the image is clear and stable for 3-4 seconds. Observe the elastic image and outline the reference area and the area of interest. Calculate the SR values of the reference area and the area of interest with the software that comes with the ultrasound system. Measure 3 times and take the average value. |
changes from baseline at 2 weeks |
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Primary |
Visual Analogue scale,(VAS) |
The visual analog scale is used to measure the patient's current pain level.This scoring ruler has a scale in centimeters on one side, and the smallest scale is millimeters; on the other side, the two ends are marked as "painless" and "most painful". When using, the researcher holds both ends of the visual analog scale with both hands. The scale faces the researcher and the non-scale faces the patient. The patient is asked to use the thumb and index finger to move the upper scale of the ruler to the level of pain.Read the scale value corresponding to the red line of the vernier of the visual analog scale and record it in the research medical record. The value is rounded to a single digit, and the unit is millimeter (mm). The red line is between the two scales, and the left value is taken. Such as "53mm". |
changes from baseline at 2 weeks |
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Primary |
pressure pain threshold |
Determine the corresponding acupoints on the subject's neck, use a round probe to find the pain sensitive points, and mark them with a marker to be measured. There are 10 points in total.In order to fully relax the tested muscles, supine or lateral positions are used in the measurement. Before measuring, inform the subject of the entire operation process.The measurement was started after he entered the examination room and rested quietly for 5 minutes. During the measurement, a tester holds a digital dynamometer, touches the instrument probe vertically downwards to the skin, and applies pressure to the test point at a uniform speed when applying force. When the subject begins to feel pain, immediately remove the test probe and read the data on the instrument at the same time. After the measurement is completed, press the zero button to perform the next measurement. The same acupuncture point was tested 3 times with an interval of 30s, and the average value was taken. |
changes from baseline at 2 weeks |
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Primary |
Musculoskeletal ultrasound |
Measure the ratio of the muscle thickness of the back of the neck muscles to the strain rate of the back of the neck muscles.Use real-time dual-frame imaging to adjust the area of interest to ensure coverage of trapezius, supraspinatus, infraspinatus, levator scapula, and sternocleidomastoid. During operation, the probe lightly touches the ultrasonic coupling patch and is perpendicular to the body surface, hold the probe to slightly vibrate up and down, and keep the pressure release index at 3-4. Collect the elastic image to ensure that the image is clear and stable for 3-4 seconds. Observe the elastic image and outline the reference area and the area of interest. Calculate the SR values of the reference area and the area of interest with the software that comes with the ultrasound system. Measure 3 times and take the average value. |
changes from baseline at 1 month |
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Primary |
Visual Analogue scale,(VAS) |
The visual analog scale is used to measure the patient's current pain level.This scoring ruler has a scale in centimeters on one side, and the smallest scale is millimeters; on the other side, the two ends are marked as "painless" and "most painful". When using, the researcher holds both ends of the visual analog scale with both hands. The scale faces the researcher and the non-scale faces the patient. The patient is asked to use the thumb and index finger to move the upper scale of the ruler to the level of pain.Read the scale value corresponding to the red line of the vernier of the visual analog scale and record it in the research medical record. The value is rounded to a single digit, and the unit is millimeter (mm). The red line is between the two scales, and the left value is taken. Such as "53mm". |
changes from baseline at 1 month |
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Primary |
pressure pain threshold |
Determine the corresponding acupoints on the subject's neck, use a round probe to find the pain sensitive points, and mark them with a marker to be measured. There are 10 points in total.In order to fully relax the tested muscles, supine or lateral positions are used in the measurement. Before measuring, inform the subject of the entire operation process.The measurement was started after he entered the examination room and rested quietly for 5 minutes. During the measurement, a tester holds a digital dynamometer, touches the instrument probe vertically downwards to the skin, and applies pressure to the test point at a uniform speed when applying force. When the subject begins to feel pain, immediately remove the test probe and read the data on the instrument at the same time. After the measurement is completed, press the zero button to perform the next measurement. The same acupuncture point was tested 3 times with an interval of 30s, and the average value was taken. |
changes from baseline at 1 month |
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Primary |
Musculoskeletal ultrasound |
Measure the ratio of the muscle thickness of the back of the neck muscles to the strain rate of the back of the neck muscles.Use real-time dual-frame imaging to adjust the area of interest to ensure coverage of trapezius, supraspinatus, infraspinatus, levator scapula, and sternocleidomastoid. During operation, the probe lightly touches the ultrasonic coupling patch and is perpendicular to the body surface, hold the probe to slightly vibrate up and down, and keep the pressure release index at 3-4. Collect the elastic image to ensure that the image is clear and stable for 3-4 seconds. Observe the elastic image and outline the reference area and the area of interest. Calculate the SR values of the reference area and the area of interest with the software that comes with the ultrasound system. Measure 3 times and take the average value. |
changes from baseline at 3 months |
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Primary |
Visual Analogue scale,(VAS) |
The visual analog scale is used to measure the patient's current pain level.This scoring ruler has a scale in centimeters on one side, and the smallest scale is millimeters; on the other side, the two ends are marked as "painless" and "most painful". When using, the researcher holds both ends of the visual analog scale with both hands. The scale faces the researcher and the non-scale faces the patient. The patient is asked to use the thumb and index finger to move the upper scale of the ruler to the level of pain.Read the scale value corresponding to the red line of the vernier of the visual analog scale and record it in the research medical record. The value is rounded to a single digit, and the unit is millimeter (mm). The red line is between the two scales, and the left value is taken. Such as "53mm". |
changes from baseline at 3 months |
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Primary |
pressure pain threshold |
Determine the corresponding acupoints on the subject's neck, use a round probe to find the pain sensitive points, and mark them with a marker to be measured. There are 10 points in total.In order to fully relax the tested muscles, supine or lateral positions are used in the measurement. Before measuring, inform the subject of the entire operation process.The measurement was started after he entered the examination room and rested quietly for 5 minutes. During the measurement, a tester holds a digital dynamometer, touches the instrument probe vertically downwards to the skin, and applies pressure to the test point at a uniform speed when applying force. When the subject begins to feel pain, immediately remove the test probe and read the data on the instrument at the same time. After the measurement is completed, press the zero button to perform the next measurement. The same acupuncture point was tested 3 times with an interval of 30s, and the average value was taken. |
changes from baseline at 3 months |
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Secondary |
Neck Disabilitv Index, (NDI) |
The Neck Disability Index (NDI) is one of the most frequently used questionnaires in clinical practice. The questionnaire mainly assesses the patient's pain level, self-care ability, weightlifting, reading, headache level, concentration, work, driving, sleep, and entertainment. It quantifies the points of all aspects, and the score ranges from 0 points (no disability) to 5 points (completely disabled), the total score ranges from 0 points (no disability) to 50 points (completely disabled), for a total of 50 points. The lower the total score, the less severe the patient's condition, and vice versa. |
changes from baseline at 2 weeks |
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Secondary |
the MOS item short from health survey,(SF-36) |
The SF-36 scale is a universal scale developed by the American Medical Research Group to measure the quality of life, and is universally recognized and widely used in the world. This scale has a total of 8 dimensions to evaluate health-related quality of life (HRQOL), which is divided into two categories: physical health and mental health, namely physical function (PF), physical function (RP), physical pain (BP), and general health (CH), Activity (VT), Social Function (SF), Emotional Function (RE), Mental Health (MH). |
changes from baseline at 2 weeks |
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Secondary |
Cervical range of motion |
Measure the range of cervical spine flexion, extension, lateral flexion, and rotation by using a universal protractor |
changes from baseline at 2 weeks |
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Secondary |
Neck Disabilitv Index, (NDI) |
The Neck Disability Index (NDI) is one of the most frequently used questionnaires in clinical practice. The questionnaire mainly assesses the patient's pain level, self-care ability, weightlifting, reading, headache level, concentration, work, driving, sleep, and entertainment. It quantifies the points of all aspects, and the score ranges from 0 points (no disability) to 5 points (completely disabled), the total score ranges from 0 points (no disability) to 50 points (completely disabled), for a total of 50 points. The lower the total score, the less severe the patient's condition, and vice versa. |
changes from baseline at 1 month |
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Secondary |
the MOS item short from health survey,(SF-36) |
The SF-36 scale is a universal scale developed by the American Medical Research Group to measure the quality of life, and is universally recognized and widely used in the world. This scale has a total of 8 dimensions to evaluate health-related quality of life (HRQOL), which is divided into two categories: physical health and mental health, namely physical function (PF), physical function (RP), physical pain (BP), and general health (CH), Activity (VT), Social Function (SF), Emotional Function (RE), Mental Health (MH). |
changes from baseline at 1 month |
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Secondary |
Cervical range of motion |
Measure the range of cervical spine flexion, extension, lateral flexion, and rotation by using a universal protractor |
changes from baseline at 1 month |
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Secondary |
Neck Disabilitv Index, (NDI) |
The Neck Disability Index (NDI) is one of the most frequently used questionnaires in clinical practice. The questionnaire mainly assesses the patient's pain level, self-care ability, weightlifting, reading, headache level, concentration, work, driving, sleep, and entertainment. It quantifies the points of all aspects, and the score ranges from 0 points (no disability) to 5 points (completely disabled), the total score ranges from 0 points (no disability) to 50 points (completely disabled), for a total of 50 points. The lower the total score, the less severe the patient's condition, and vice versa. |
changes from baseline at 3 months |
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Secondary |
the MOS item short from health survey,(SF-36) |
The SF-36 scale is a universal scale developed by the American Medical Research Group to measure the quality of life, and is universally recognized and widely used in the world. This scale has a total of 8 dimensions to evaluate health-related quality of life (HRQOL), which is divided into two categories: physical health and mental health, namely physical function (PF), physical function (RP), physical pain (BP), and general health (CH), Activity (VT), Social Function (SF), Emotional Function (RE), Mental Health (MH). |
changes from baseline at 3 months |
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Secondary |
Cervical range of motion |
Measure the range of cervical spine flexion, extension, lateral flexion, and rotation by using a universal protractor |
changes from baseline at 3 months |
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