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Procedure

Neurostimulation Therapy

Neurostimulation therapy is a traditional Chinese medicine technique: targeted work on active points across five zones of the body. It is given in short courses of sessions and used as part of the centre's comprehensive rehabilitation programme.

10–20 min
duration
Twice a week
frequency
5–6 sessions
course
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Description

How the procedure works

Neurostimulation therapy (神经促激术) is a traditional Chinese medicine technique: targeted work on active points across five zones of the body. At the centre it is given in short courses of sessions and complements acupuncture and the other procedures of the rehabilitation programme.

How it works

As with most TCM acupuncture-based techniques, working with active points in the selected zones is regarded as a way of supporting the flow of the vital energy Qi and the work of the nervous system. The doctor defines the five treatment zones individually, based on the child's condition and rehabilitation goals.

What parents should know

A session lasts 10–20 minutes and is given twice a week, with a course of 5–6 sessions. The method is used as part of the centre's comprehensive programme — alongside acupuncture, physical therapy and other procedures. Before the course starts a doctor examines the child, confirms the indications and selects the treatment zones individually.

1

Assessment and zone selection

A TCM doctor examines the child, confirms the indications and selects the five treatment zones for the rehabilitation goals.

2

Preparation

The skin in the treatment zones is cleaned with antiseptic; an assistant and a parent help the child stay calm and still.

3

The session

The doctor works the selected zones with targeted stimulation. The session lasts 10–20 minutes and is supervised by a specialist.

4

Observation and repeat course

The child stays under observation afterwards. The course is 5–6 sessions, twice a week; a repeat course is prescribed by the doctor based on progress.

Important information

Indications and contraindications

Indications

Cerebral palsy — as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation programme
Speech and psycho-speech delay — as prescribed by a doctor
ASD (autism) — as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation programme
Consequences of traumatic brain injury — as determined by a doctor
Muscle spasm and increased tone — as a complement to acupuncture

Contraindications

Acute infectious diseases and fever
Bleeding disorders or a tendency to bleed
Damage, inflammation or rash on the skin in the treatment zones
Severe general condition, decompensated diseases
The final decision is made by a doctor after examining the child
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Who performs the procedure

Chen Ruixu
CME therapy

Chen Ruixu陈锐旭

Head of the Chinese medicine department

Zhang Mingjian
CME therapy

Zhang Mingjian张明建

Expert of the Chinese medicine department

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