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Aerobic Exercises Versus Laser Puncture on Immune Response Following Neck Lymph Node Dissection
Group (1): Twenty cases with decreased white blood cell counts after neck lymph nodes and deficient in blood immunological functions made up this group. They underwent aerobic exercise training on a cycle ergometer. The cases received one 15-minute session, three sessions per week, for two months, with follow-up after the course of treatment. Group (2): Twenty cases with underdeveloped blood immune systems; decreased white blood cell counts after having their neck lymph nodes removed, a low-level laser puncture was performed on the Governing Vessel 14 acupuncture point. They received a 15-minute session, three sessions per week, for two months, with follow-up after the course of treatment
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