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Pneumothorax associated with acupuncture: A systematic review and analysis
Objective
To review and analyze pneumothorax associated with acupuncture worldwide.
Methods
We searched MEDLINE, PUBMED, NHS, CNKI(China), VIP(China) and WanFang(China) using the MeSH terms “acupuncture” and “complications/adverse events/side effect” and “pneumothorax” for eligible articles. We included and analyzed all original case reports, reviews and prospective studies.
Results
There are 37 Chinese articles and 40 articles in other languages published with case report which reported 128 cases and 51 cases with pneumothorax induced by acupuncture,respectively. There are 24 articles with prospective studys or reviews. pneumothorax is the most common among the all severe adverse events related to acupuncture. However, acupuncture is an important cause of pneumothorax which is missing from the western medical books.
Conclusions
Acupuncture should be emphasized and listed in the western medical textbooks as an iatrogenic cause to pneumothorax.
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