Johannsen F E, Stallknecht B M, Langberg H
Reumatologisk afdeling H, Københavns Universitet, Bispebjerg Hospital, København.
Ugeskr Laeger. 1995 May 1;157(18):2551-3.
A questionnaire was carried out in a Danish sports clinic to find out how many sports-injured patients seek alternative medical treatment. One hundred and fifty persons (81%) answered the questionnaire. Forty-seven percent of the women and 35% of the men had at some time tried alternative medicine. These high numbers might be explained by dissatisfaction with the official medical treatment of sports injuries in Denmark. No age or income difference was found between the persons who had tried alternative medicine compared to the patients who had never tried it. Fifty-nine percent of those who had sought alternative medicine did not find it effective. There is a need for clinically controlled trials to find out if some alternative medical treatments do have effects on some specified injuries.
在丹麦一家运动诊所进行了一项问卷调查，以了解有多少运动损伤患者寻求替代医学治疗。150人（81%）回答了问卷。47%的女性和35%的男性曾在某些时候尝试过替代医学。这些高比例可能是由于对丹麦官方运动损伤医疗治疗的不满。在尝试过替代医学的人和从未尝试过的患者之间，未发现年龄或收入差异。寻求替代医学的人中有59%认为其无效。需要进行临床对照试验，以查明某些替代医学治疗是否确实对某些特定损伤有效果。
