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Journal of the Japan Society of Acupuncture and Moxibustion ; : 351-357, 1990.
Article in Japanese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-370708

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We have investigated that individual properties and irritability to the electrical stimulation of Wenliu (Li-7) were determined by acupuncture of Hegu (Li-4) and Quchi (Li-11) as the strength-duration relations.<br>Results showed that reobase (27.8±1.09V, n=114), utilization time (1.38±0.13ms, n=114) and chronaxie (0.031±0.002ms, n=114), were interestingly similar as previous results of in vitro studies.<br>Value of chronaxie of female subjects (0.021±0.001ms, n=21) was significantly lower than male (0.053±0.010ms, n=36). So that acupuncture stimulation influenced to the chronaxie.<br>Hegu stimulation significantly (p<0.05) shortend than Quchi stimulation as compared to intact control group.<br>These results might be suggested that it has to considered responses to stimulation in the sex differences when determination of acupuncture effects in the clinical and/or research studies.

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Journal of the Japan Society of Acupuncture and Moxibustion ; : 235-240, 1989.
Article in Japanese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-370653

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In order to obtain an international standarization of acupuncture point localization it is necessary to first establish a standard local scale. In original texts the body height is given as 75 cun and the anterior and lateral lengths of each part of the body are indicated. This research required a standard local scale for the thigh area however this is divided into medial and lateral sides. On the medial side the scale is determined as 18 cun measured from the superior ridge of the pubic symphysis to the superior ridge of the medial epicondyle of the femur. However if this is not changed to the knee joint split line it is difficult to divide it into acupuncture points. Actual measurement tp the knee joint split was calculated at 20 cun. The standard scale for the lateral thigh measured from the hip joint to the knee joint split line in indicated at 19 cun however considering the fact that the hip joint cannot be located on the surface of the body through palpation we used X-ray to determine the inferior ridge of the anterior-superior iliac spine as a point which could be located on the surface of the body through touch. Recalculating then we determined the length from the inferior ridge of the anterior-superior iliac spine to the split line of the knee joint equivalent to 20 cun.<br>Although the standard medial and lateral scale is of different lengths we indicated the same scale. By proportionally distributing the acupuncture points between standard points it is possible to determine point locations.

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