Application of optical medical equipment imaging detection and fire needle therapy for intestinal mucosal barrier function in patients with intestinal diseases

The purpose of this study was to explore the application of optical medical device imaging detection in the treatment of intestinal diseases in patients with fire needle therapy, and to evaluate its effect on intestinal mucosal function. Methods: Select a group of intestinal disease patients, randomly divided into two groups, one group received traditional needle therapy, the other group received needle therapy assisted optical medical equipment imaging detection. Through clinical observation and intestinal mucosal function evaluation indexes, the results showed that there were significant differences compared with the traditional fire needle therapy group. With the aid of optical medical equipment imaging detection, doctors can more accurately identify the lesion site and choose the appropriate fire needle therapy. At the same time, imaging detection of optical medical equipment can also detect abnormal changes in the intestinal mucosa of patients early, providing a more effective treatment plan. The significant effect and total effect were 60.60% and 87.87% in the treatment group, and 33.31% and 66.61% in the control group, respectively.