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(경희대학교) (경희대학교) (경희대학교) (한국한의학연구원) (경희대학교) (경희대학교)
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한의병리학회 동의생리병리학회지 동의생리병리학회지 제38권 제5호
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    It is important to understand the underlying principles of acupoint selection for pain control. The purpose of this study was to use data mining on real-world data to examine the commonality and specificity of acupoint selection for pain control management. We obtained data from the medical records of eight Korean medicine doctors. We analyzed data on acupoint selection from 423 outpatients with seven different pain conditions including low back pain, migraine, irritable bowel syndrome, ankle sprain, knee pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and dysmenorrhea. The frequency of acupoints used for pain control was calculated and visualized on a human body template to identify the patterns of acupoint selection regarding the type of pain and its location. The most frequently used acupoints across pain conditions were LI4, LR3, LI11, ST36, and PC6, while the most frequently used acupoints varied across individual pain conditions. In terms of the location of acupoints and disease site, both local and distal acupoints were used to treat pain. Patterns of selecting local or distal acupoints were observed differently by the types of pain such as visceral and somatic pain. Using data mining on real-world data, this study revealed the commonality and specificity of acupoint selection for pain control. Our findings suggest that local, segmental, and general effects of acupuncture can explain the selection patterns of acupoints for pain management.

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