[Professor experience in treating facial nerve injury after total parotidectomy with blade needle based on theory].

The paper summarizes the academic thought and clinical experience of professor in treatment of facial nerve injury after total parotidectomy with blade needle based on (muscle region of meridian, sinew/fascia) theory. This disease is located at muscle regions of hand-/foot-three meridians; and the sinew/fascia adhesion is its basic pathogenesis, manifested by "transversely-distributed collaterals" and "knotted tendons". In treatment, the knotted tendons are taken as the points. Using the relaxation technique of blade needle, the lesions of sinews/fascia are dissected and removed to release the stimulation or compression to the nerves and vessels so that the normal function of sinews/fascia can be restored.