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International Scientific Acupuncture and Meridian Symposium 2015
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Heteroreceptor Complexes in the Central Nervous System. Focus on Their Role in Pain Modulation
In the Central Nervous System there exist two major modes of communication, synaptic and volume transmission. A major mechanism for integration of synaptic and volume transmission signals is represented by all...
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The Role of Acupuncture with Pain Management for Women with Period Pain
Dysmenorrhoea is commonly experienced by younger women. In 2010 we published a Cochrane systematic review describing the evidence for acupuncture to treat primary dysmenorrhoea. This review concluded acupunctu...
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Producing Convincing Evidence on Acupuncture in Psychiatry and Pain: An Analysis of Progress
Acupuncture is widely used for a range of health problems including pain and depression. The quantity of basic and clinical research has rapidly increased over time but, for many conditions, systematic reviews...
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Acupuncture for Cancer Symptom Control at Moffitt Cancer Center
Dispite widely recognized benefits of acupuncture (AP) for cancer symptom control, few cancer centers in the U.S> routinely provide this service. Complexities include credentialing and privileging of non-physi...
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The Comparative Study of NIRS and Eastern Medicine Phenomenon in the Meridian Point Commonly Used for Pain Relief
We showed that the brain areas such as the thalamus, insula and anterior cingulate cortex were activated by heating the tail of monkeys in 47°C water and those activations were suppressed by electroacupuncture...
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Waiguan Stimulation May Kindle Anticorrelated Brain Networks: Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Data Revisited
Subtraction of functional magnetic resonance imaging activity data results in a loss of information regarding possible general patterns of brain activation under experimental conditions. We, hence, reanalyzed ...
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Acupressure on Self-Reported Sleep Quality During Pregnancy
The aim of this study was to investigate the short-term effect of acupression at the H7 point on sleep quality during pregnancy. After oral consent had been obtained, the midwife invited the women claiming to ...
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Importance of a Proper Design for Sham Acupuncture Treatment
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Study of Mast Cells and Granules from Primo Nodes Using Scanning Ionic Conductance Microscopy
Acupuncture points have a notable characteristic in that they have a higher density of mast cells (MCs) compared with nonacupoints in the skin, which is consistent with the augmentation of the immune function ...
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Neurovascular Primo Bundles at the Kidney Meridian Revealed Using Hemacolor Staining
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A Novel Technique for Visualizing the Intralymphatic Primo Vascular System by Using Hollow Gold Nanospheres
Until recently, the primo vascular system (PVS) has been unnoticed by most anatomists due to the small diameter and translucent features of the threadlike network. These properties make primo vessels (PVs) dif...
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Effects of LI-4 and SP-6 Acupuncture on Labor Pain, Cortisol Level and Duration of Labor
Nowadays, acupuncture is widely used to manage pain, and childbirth is a condition requiring appropriate pain management interventions. The efficacy of acupuncture in the management of labor pain has recently ...
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Acupuncture Treatment of Chronic Low Back Pain by Using the Jingjin (Meridian Sinews) Model
This case report details the unexpected and sustained relief from chronic low back pain in a patient after a single acupuncture treatment. The treatment administered on that occasion was based on the jingjin (i.e...
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Preemptive Analgesia with Acupuncture Monitored by c-Fos Expression in Rats
Pain behavior and awareness are characterized by heightened alertness and anxiety, which begin to disappear as soon as the curative process starts. The present study aimed to quantify c-fos expression in rat s...
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Acupuncture for Pain Management in Evidence-based Medicine
Pain is an enormous and prevalent problem that troubles people of all ages worldwide. The effectiveness of acupuncture for pain management has been strongly verified by large randomized controlled trials (RCTs...
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Tracing Mercox Injected at Acupuncture Points Under the Protocol of Partial Body Macerations in Mice
We used for the first time a vascular casting material to take advantage of a simple tracing procedure and to isolate the peculiar features of acupuncture point injections. The polymer Mercox was injected into...
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Finding Blue Tracks in Gephyrocharax melanocheir Fish Similar to the Locations of Acupuncture Meridians after Injecting Alcian Blue
This study investigated whether a meridian-like distribution of Alcian blue (AB) existed after it was injected into a fish’s body and suggested a new animal model for meridian study. Twenty Gephyrocharax melanoch...
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Effects of Acupuncture at the Yintang and the Chengjiang Acupoints on Cardiac Arrhythmias and Neurocardiogenic Syncope in Emergency First Aid
This study evaluated the effectiveness of YinTang and ChengJiang acupoints on patients with cardiac arrhythmia and neurocardiogenic syncope in emergency first aid. A 45 year old woman underwent acupuncture. She h...
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Evidence on Acupuncture and Pain: Reporting on a Work in Progress
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As Acupressure Decreases Pain, Acupuncture May Improve Some Aspects of Quality of Life for Women with Primary Dysmenorrhea: A Systematic Review with Meta-Analysis
Primary dysmenorrhea is the most common gynecological symptom reported by women and constitutes a high health, social, and economic burden. Chemotherapies, along with their side effects, have not yielded satis...
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Acupuncture Treatment of Pain along the Gall Bladder Meridian in 15 Horses
This study reports on clinically significant relief of pain along the gall bladder meridian in 15 sport horses. Both local and distant points were needled in this study. Pain relief was marked not only locally...
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Laser Acupuncture Improves Behavioral Disorders and Brain Oxidative Stress Status in the Valproic Acid Rat Model of Autism
The therapeutic strategy against autism, a severe neurological development disorder, is one of the challenges of this decade. Recent findings show that oxidative stress plays a crucial role on the pathophysiol...
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Primo Vessel Stressed by Lipopolysaccharide in Rabbits
For tracking the primo vascular system, we observed the primo vessels in vivo in situ using the lipopolysaccharide (LPS) response in the lymphatic vessels of a rabbit. Injection of LPS (200 µg/kg) into the lymph ...
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Acupuncture Meridian of Traditional Chinese Medical Science: An Auxiliary Respiratory System
The acupuncture meridian system (AMS) is the key concept of Traditional Chinese Medical Science (TCMS). It is a natural network formed by the tissue space that connects human viscera and skin. In this article,...
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Acupressure Bead in the Eustachian Tube
In this article, we aim to enlighten practitioners and patients involved with acupressure beads and to contribute to their safer use by reporting a unique case of insidious intrusion of an acupressure bead int...
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Hypothalamic Norepinephrine Mediates Acupunctural Effects on Hypothalamic—Pituitary—Adrenal Axis During Ethanol Withdrawal
A previous study demonstrated that acupuncture at ST36 (Zu-San-Li) attenuates ethanol withdrawal (EW)-induced hyperactivation of the Hypothalamic—Pituitary—Adrenal axis in rats. The current study investigated ...
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Protocol for Detecting the Primo Vascular System in the Lymph Ducts of Mice
The primo vascular system (PVS), which is the proposed conduit for the acupuncture Qi, is a complex network distributed throughout an animal’s body. However, even with a microscope, it is not easily detectable...
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Acupuncture Suppresses Morphine Craving in Progressive Ratio Through the GABA System
Previous studies revealed that acupuncture suppressed both morphine self-administration and morphine-seeking behavior after abstinence. Based on these results, this study examined whether acupuncture attenuate...
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Number Density of Mast Cells in the Primo Nodes of Rats
Mast cells (MCs) play a major role in allergic reactions. Surprisingly, the acupuncture points have a higher density of MCs compared with nonacupoints in the skin, which is consistent with the augmentation of ...
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Mathematical Modeling of Acupuncture as Cancer Symptom Therapy: First Steps
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Biolite: A Patented Ultra-Low-Level Laser-Therapy Device for Treating Musculoskeletal Pain and Associated Impairments
After an excursus on state-of-the-art knowledge for low-level laser therapy (LLLT), Bio-lite, a patented ultra-low-level laser therapy device used to treat musculoskeletal pain and associated impairments, is p...
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The Effects of Acupuncture on Peripheral Facial Palsy Sequelae after 20 Years via Electromyography
This research used electromyography to evaluate the effects of acupuncture on facial palsy peripheral sequelae.
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Narrative Review of Perioperative Acupuncture for Clinicians
Acupuncture is one of the oldest forms of the natural healing arts. The exact mechanisms of action are unknown at this time; however, current theories to explain the benefits experienced after acupuncture incl...
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Inhibitory Effects of Scolopendra Pharmacopuncture on the Development and Maintenance of Neuropathic Pain in Rats: Possible Involvement of Spinal Glial Cells
Scolopendra extracts were used for pharmacopuncture at the Kidney 1 acupoint to investigate the role of Scolopendra pharmacopuncture (SPP) in both the development and maintenance of neuropathic pain induced by L5...
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Perception of Therapeutic Qi, a Nonmechanical, Nonpsychological Factor in Acupuncture That Originates from the Therapist
So far, most research attempts to explain the mechanism of the action of acupuncture have focused mostly on mechanically-triggered active factors and have produced inconclusive findings. In this study, we inve...
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Could Acupuncture Be Useful in the Treatment of Temporomandibular Dysfunction?
In this study, the effects of acupuncture in comparison with flat occlusal plane appliance were evaluated in patient with myogenic temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD). The sample consisted of 40 women with TMD...
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Efficacies of Acupuncture and Anti-inflammatory Treatment for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
This study compared the efficacies of acupuncture and anti-inflammatory treatment in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). Fifty patients with mild to moderate CTS were randomly divided into two groups. ...
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