Cranio acupuncture : bibliographie

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Cranio Acupuncture
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ACUPUNCTURE ANAESTHESIA: A REVIEW.
SMALL TJ. american journal of acupuncture.1974,2(3), 147-3.
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1- gera: 17936/nd/tt
ZHU'S SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. MINGQING ZHU. x.
0;:222P (eng).
This text includes a brief summary of the history of scalp
acupuncture, tables analyzing and comparing the various
styles, and illustrations with treatment lines for the acupoints
according to the WHO International Standard. Also included
are the location and indications of the treatment zones, Zhu's
needle manipulation techniques (accompanied by detailed
descriptions and illustrations and the Chinese characters),
principles for zone selection and direction of insertion. He
describes treatment of emergency conditions such as
syncope,bleeding, asthma, and treatment of systemic
conditions such as dysentery, sciatica, and arthritis, and
analysis of typical cases. [Redwing
2- gera: 117817/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND CLINICAL CASES. JIAO
SHUNFA. foreign languages press beijing. 0;:94 (eng).
3- gera: 6009/di/tt
DIAGNOSTIC PAR LE CUIR CHEVELU, LA
STIMULOTHERAPIE CRANIO-CERVICALE. MILES H.
editions andre bonne,paris. 1955;:125P (fra).
4- gera: 6010/di/ra
L'ACUPUNCTURE CEREBRALE. ROUSTAN C. nouvelle
revue internationale d'acupuncture. 1973;30:191-204 (fra).
Première mention occidentale de la technique de
craniopuncture.
5- gera: 15363/di/ra
[POTENTIELS EVOQUES CHEZ LE SINGE DURANT UNE
STIMULATION AUX ULTRA-SONS A FAIBLE INTENSITE
AU 8V]. HU JH. american journal of acupuncture.
1973;1(4):187-92 (eng).
6- gera: 6012/di/ra
[UNE NOUVELLE DECOUVERTE : L'ACUPUNCTURE
CEREBRALE]. ROUSTAN C. american journal of
acupuncture. 1974;2(1):30-40 (eng).
7- gera: 6013/di/ra
[LA CRANIOPUNCTURE DANS L'HEMORRAGIE
CEREBRALE]. CHENGKONG NG ET AL. american journal
of acupuncture. 1974;2(1):41-3 (eng).
8- gera: 7559/di/ra
[LA CRANIOPUNCTURE, TRAITEMENT DES AFFECTIONS
CEREBRALES]. LIU TH ET AL. american journal of
chinese medicine. 1974;2(3):261-9 (eng).
CEREBRAL ACUPUNCTURE FOR FOOT AND HAND
PARALYSIS IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. HART BF.
american journal of acupuncture. 1974;2(4):278-82 (eng).
Traitement de 57 cas de sclérose en plaque et 4 hémiplégies.
Une efficacité certaine est observée, particulièrement sur la
paralysie du pied avec la puncture de la zone sensitive-motrice
du pied, alors qu'aucun résultat n'avait été observé avec la
somatopuncture.
10- gera: 6016/di/tt
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE, THERAPY AND ANESTHESIA. LU
HC. academy of oriental heritage,vancouver. 1975;:110P
(eng).
[APPLICATIONS THERAPEUTIQUES DE LA
CRANIOPUNCTURE]. NGUYEN VAN NGHI ET AL. rivista
italiana di agopuntura. 1975;23:13-25 (ita).
LA CRANIOPUNCTURE (1). NGUYEN VAN NGHI. mensuel
du medecin acupuncteur. 1975;20:381-8 (fra).
Description des zones et techniques de stimulation.
LA CRANIOPUNCTURE (2). NGUYEN VAN NGHI. mensuel
Indications thérapeutiques des différentes zones.
APPLICATIONS THERAPEUTIQUES DE LA
CRANIOPUNCTURE. MAI VAN DONG ET AL. mensuel du
medecin acupuncteur. 1975;22:61-66 (fra).
Revue des principales indications thérapeutiques.
[CRANIO-PUNCTURE MODIFIEE, RAPPORT
PRELIMINAIRE]. ZEITLER M. auricular-medicine and
acupuncture physician. 1975;2(4-6):25-30 (eng).
[CRANIO-PUNCTURE MODIFIEE (2)]. ZEITLER M.
auricular-medicine and acupuncture physician. 1975;7-9:911 (eng).
[PROGRESSION HARMONIQUE EXPONENTIELLE ET
STIMULATION PAR FREQUENCES SIMULTANEES].
FRAZEE JS. american journal of acupuncture.
1975;3(4):315-24 (eng).
En clinique, la fréquence de stimulation est plus importante
que l'aspect de l'onde ou l'intensité. Utilisation d'un appareil
avec 12 fréquences présélectionnées en progression
harmonique de 1Hz à 2048Hz. Les 6 fréquences basses sont
utilisées au niveau somatique et les 6 féquences hautes au
niveau auriculaire et du scalp.
18- gera: 18069/di/ra
LA CRANIOPUNCTURE DANS LES PARALYSIES
PERIPHERIQUES COMPRESSIVES : ANALYSE D'UNE
OBSERVATION DE PARALYSIE RADIO-CUBITALE.
NGUYEN VAN NGHI ET AL. mensuel du medecin
acupuncteur. 1975;25:175-9 (fra).
Traitement d'un cas de paralysie radio-cubitale principalement
par craniopuncture. Suivi de l'évolution par testing musculaire.
A partir de la 4ème séance on observe une amélioration
objective constante, précoce et stable aprés chaque séance.
Aux séances 5, 6, 7 et 8 l'amélioration est immédiate sous
aiguille. Observation de paresthésies au niveau de la main lors
de la puncture des zones du crâne.
[EVALUATION CLINIQUE DE POINTS DE CRANIOSOMATO-RHINOFACIO-PUNCTURE DANS LE
TRAITEMENT DE L'ASTHENIE]. CASPANI F. rivista italiana
di agopuntura. 1976;25:3-7 (ita).
20- gera: 6015/di/tt
SCALP NEEDLING THERAPY. YAU PS. medicine and
health publishing co,hong kong. 1976;:65P (eng).
Traduction en anglais du traité de base sur la craniopuncture :
description et indications des zônes, traitement dans les
principales indications, rapport de cas types, analyse des
résultats sur 1046 patients traités au Ghishan
21- gera: 6025/di/re
L'AGOPUNTURA CRANICA NEL TRATTAMENTO DELLA
SPASTICITA. RISULTATI CLINICI. GOMINATO ET AL.
minerva medica. 1976;67(29):1899 (ita).
[CRANIAL ACUPUNCTURE IN THE TREATMENT OF
SPASTICITY. CLINICAL RESULTS]. Hospitals in communist
China perfected a new acupuncture technique about 3 yrs ago,
whereby needles are placed in the scalp tho stimulate the
cortical centres below. This method is particularly indicated in
subjects with neurological damage. Results observed in 45
subjects with cerebral vasculopathy at the neurological clinic of
Pisa University and the reflexotherapy service of the University
of Turin were encouraging and suggests that clinical
experimentation should be attempted on a wider scale . Points
: zone motrice de la craniopuncture. Séance de 20 minutes. 1
séance par jour sur 15 jours. 45 patients avec hémiplégie.
Chez tous les patients, la stimulation de la zone motrice
entraîne une sensation de chaleur de l'hémicorps controlatéral,
suivie d'une impression de relaxation musculaire
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L'AGOPUNTURA CRANICA NEL TRATTAMENTO DELLA
SPASTICITA. CONSIDERAZIONI NEUROFISIOLOGICHE.
GOMIRATO ET AL. minerva medica. 1976;67(29):1899-901
(ita*).
[CRANIAL ACUPUNCTURE IN THE TREATMENT OF
SPASTICITY. NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL FINDINGS]. On the
basis of a study of the innervation of the cutaneous areas
stimulated in cranial acupuncture, a neurophysiological
classification of the technique is proposed, considering the
bulbar level as the first site of integration of the afferent
vessels activated by cranial acupuncture.
[CRANIOPUNCTURE]. LEE MM. american journal of
acupuncture. 1976;4(3):239-44 (eng).
ACUPUNTURA CEREBRAL (CRANEOPUNTURA).
ROUSTAN C. revista argentina de acupuntura. 1977;48:414 (esp).
[LA CRANIOPUNCTURE CHEZ LES HEMIPLEGIQUES :
CONTROLE SUR 52 CAS SOUMIS AU TRAITEMENT EN
MILIEU HOSPITALIER]. DADONE G ET AL. europa
medicophysica. 1977;13(3):143-7 (ita).
[LA CRANIOPUNCTURE DANS LES AFFECTIONS
CEREBRALES]. CHIAO SHUNFA. chinese medical journal.
1977;3(5):325-8 (eng).
Publication de l'initiateur de la craniopuncture : 1) Sélection et
description des zones. 2) Effets thérapeutiques chez 500 cas
de thrombose cérébrale, 32 hémorragie cérébrale, 20 chorée,
31 parkinson, 50 hypertension et 60
[LA CRANIOPUNCTURE EN CHINE]. WEI WEN. american
journal of chinese medicine. 1977;5(1):101-4 (eng).
Découverte de la craniopuncture par le neurologue Chiao
Shunfa du Gishan County Peoples's Hospital en 1970.
TRAITEMENT PAR ACUPUNCTURE D'UN CAS DE
SYNDROME THALAMIQUE. REBOUL JL ET AL. mensuel
Traitement d'un cas de syndrôme thalamique chez un patient
de 65 ans. Etude comparée de 5 types de traitement par
acupuncture. 1) Technique antalgique simple (60V + 4GI +
points douloureux). 2) Craniopuncture. 3) Electroacupuncture
sur les points Huatuojiaji. 4) Mise en place de catgut au niveau
des points Huatuojiaji. 5) Traitement selon les théories
traditionnelles (traitement du shaoyang). La technique des
points Huatuojiaji a donné une amélioration immédiate
remarquable, mais peu durable. La mise en place de catgut au
niveau de ces points a permis une prolongation de l'effet
jusqu'à résorption.
ESSAI DE TRAITEMENT PAR ACUPUNCTURE D'UN
SYMDROME THALAMIQUE EN MILIEU NEUROLOGIQUE.
ARMERO R ET AL. medecine et hygiene. 1978;1284:1545-8
(fra).
Etude comparée de plusieurs techniques d'acupuncture sur un
cas de syndrome thalamique (algie de l'hémicorps droit) : 1)
Une acupuncture simple 4GI + 60V ne donne pas de résultat
satisfaisant. 2) La crâniopuncture entraîne une amélioration
rapide mais transitoire après chaque séance tant sur le
syndrome algique que sur les tremblements. 3) La puncture
des points Huatuojiji entraine également une cédation rapide,
mais transitoire. 4) Le meilleur résultat est obtenu par la mise
en place de catgut au niveau des points Huatuojaji.
33- gera: 12636/di/ra
[CRANIOPUNCTURE : THERAPEUTIQUE ET ASPECTS
BIOCHIMIQUES]. TENK M ET AL. akupunktur. 1978;1:12
(deu).
Puncture de la zone de la motricité et tremblements et action
sur les états spastiques et choréoathétosiques. Résultats :
baisse de l'hypertonie, amélioration des possibilités de
rééducation.
34- gera: 17390/di/ra
L'AGOPUNTURA DEL CUOIO CAPELLUTO NELLE
MALATTIE DEL CERVELLO. CHIAO SHUN FA. rivista
italiana di agopuntura. 1978;31:43-49 (ita).
35- gera: 6041/nd/re
CORRELATIONS TOPOGRAPHIQUES ENTRE LES ZONES
DE LA CRANIOPUNCTURE CHINOISE ET LES GYRUS
CEREBRAUX. PRADAL D ET AL. bulletin de l'association
des anatomistes. 1979;183:497 (fra).
36- gera: 17416/di/ra
LA SINDROME ALGICA DELLA SPALLA
NELL'EMIPLEGICO : TRATTAMENTO MEDIANTE
CRANICOPUNTURA. PIER LUIGI S ET AL. rivista italiana
di agopuntura. 1979;35:7-13 (ita).
37- gera: 5699/di/cg
TECHNIQUE DE LA PUNCTURE MULTIPOINTS ET DE LA
PUNCTURE TRANSFIXIANTE. REBOUL JL, ET AL.
conferences d'acupuncture,gera,toulon. 1980;:131-143
(fra).
La notion de puncture sous-cutanée, la notion de marche de
l'énergie, modalités pratiques de la puncture multipoints,
règles d'association des points, rapports avec la
craniopuncture. Modalités pratiques de la puncture
transfixiante et principales applications pratiques.
38- gera: 21163/di/co
POINT HORS MERIDIENS. NGUYEN VAN NGHI.
cedat,marseille. 1980;:63P (fra).
Points auriculaires (auriculopuncture), points de la main
(manopuncture), points du pied (manopuncture), points du nez
(rhinopuncture), points de la face (faciopuncture), zones du
crane (craniopuncture).
29- gera: 17414/di/ra
LA CRANIOPUNTURA NELLA RIABILITAZIONE
DELL'EMIPLEGICO. FRANGIPANE ET AL. rivista italiana di
agopuntura. 1977;30:17-29 (ita).
39- gera: 55462/di/re
THE COMBINATION OF SCALP AND BODY
ACUPUNCTURE. ZEITLER J. journal belge de medecine
physique et de rehabilitation. 1980;3(3):215-9 (fra).
30- gera: 17418/di/ra
LA CRANIOPUNTURA NEGLI EMIPLEGICI CONTROLLO
SU 52 CASI SOTTOPOSTI ALLA TERAPIA UN SEDE
ASPEDALIERA. DANONE G ET AL. rivista italiana di
agopuntura. 1977;29:27-36 (ita).
40- gera: 519/di/ra
[EFFETS DE LA CRANIOPUNCTURE SUR L'EPILEPSIE].
CHEN KEYAN ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 1981;1(3):13 (chi*).
Etude sur 70 cas d'épilepsie traités par craniopuncture. La
plupart d'entre eux avaient été traités par des antiépileptiques sans résultats significatifs. Après craniopuncture
principalement, l'analyse de l'EEG montre 46,88 % de
résultats excellents, 67,71 % de bons résultats et 55,17 %
d'améliorations. Les zones de craniopuncture ont été : zone
thoracique (bilatérale), zone motrice (bilatérale), zone des
vertiges et auditive (bilatérale), zone de contrôle de l'épilepsie
(bilatérale). Les patients ont été traités tous les jours, une série
comportant 10 séances.
31- gera: 17510/di/ra
CRANIOPUNTURA : SPERIMENTAZIONE ESEGUITA SUR
20 SOGETTI AFFETTI DA SINDROME VERTIGINOSAL.
SACCHELLI PL. rivista italiana di agopuntura. 1977;29:2125 (ita).
Traitement de 20 cas de syndrôme vertigineux par puncture de
la zone vestibulo cochléaire de la craniopuncture.
32- gera: 6486/nd/re
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[ETUDE SUR LES EFFETS DE LA CRANIOPUNCTURE].
MITRA G. british journal of acupuncture. 1981;4(1):12
(eng).
Résumé de communication. Traitement de 699 patients par
craniopuncture (principalement affections neurologiques et
rhumatismales).
42- gera: 40/di/ra
[CRANIOPUNCTURE : UN "CRANIOMETRE" SIMPLE ET
PRATIQUE]. BENECCHI G. rivista italiana di agopuntura
(roma). 1982;43:65-8 (ita).
Description d'un dispositif permettant la localisation des zones
de craniopuncture.
43- gera: 646/di/ra
[ANALYSE DE 80 CAS DE SCIATIQUE TRAITES PAR
ACUPUNCTURE]. KAO HONGHAO. revue de mtc du
yunnan. 1982;3(2):32 (chi).
20VG et 7V. Séance de 30 mn un jour sur deux, 2 séries de 10
séances. 50 cas de guérison (62,5%). Rapport de 2 cas avec
induction du PSC : un cas à trajet vessie et un cas à trajet VB.
(Traduction Française disponible).
[EFFETS THERAPEUTIQUES DE L'ACUPUNCTURE DANS
94 CAS DE SEQUELLES D'ACCIDENT VASCULAIRE
CEREBRAL]. HUBEI MEDICAL COLLEGE. chinese
acupuncture and moxibustion. 1982;2(5):11 (chi*).
80,85 % de résultats positifs. Le traitement doit être entrepris
dès la phase aiguë passée. l'amélioration clinique s'observe
jusqu'au 3ème mois tant pour l'acupuncture somatique que la
craniopuncture. Pour l'acupuncture somatique utiliser les
points des 3 Yang de la main et du pied, les points du Yang
Ming constituant les points principaux. 12 séances constituent
un traitement.
[L'ACUPUNCTURE, L'AURICULOTHERAPIE ET LA
CRANIOPUNCTURE DANS LE TRAITEMENT DE
L'AMBLIOPIE FONCTIONNELLE]. ERCOLANI M ET AL.
rivista italiana di agopuntura. 1982;45:37 (ita).
[OBSERVATIONS PRELIMINAIRES SUR L'EFFET
CLINIQUE DU TRAITEMENT PAR CRANIOPUNCTURE].
HUANG KUNHOU ET AL. acupuncture research.
1982;7(3):175 (chi*).
Traitement de 32 patients porteurs d'affections nerveuses
traités par craniopuncture comparés à 7 patients traités par
somatopuncture. La craniopuncture a un effet immédiat dans
44 % des cas de vasculopathie cérébrale ou myasthénie,
l'effet est meilleur chez les sujets jeunes avec maladie récente,
mais ne sont pas supérieurs à la somatopuncture ;
l'association craniopuncture-somatopuncture serait susceptible
d'une potentialisation.
[UN CAS D'UTILISATION DE LA CRANIOPUNCTURE].
LENGENHAGER U. auricular-medicine and acupuncture
physician. 1982;7:15-6 (eng).
Traitement d'un cas de trouble de la mémoire. Détermination
d'une zone cranienne à l'aide du rac.
A PROPOS DE LA CRANIOPUNCTURE. CROENEN F.
meridiens. 1983;63-64:137-149 (fra*).
L'acupuncture cérébrale cutanée est une technique
acupuncturale très récente. Le Docteur Lebarbier a ramené de
Chine la technique qui s'appelle là-bas "l'Acupuncture
Cérébrale". La technique est résumée dans le schéma de
l'article. A partir du point Nao Kong, on obtient la ligne motrice
que l'on découpe en cinq parties égales pour être piquées. Les
indications sont très intéressantes car elles concernent les
hémiplégies, les accidents vasculaires cérébraux, les embolies
cérébrales ayant donné des séquelles motrices, les aphasies
motrices et également la maladie de Parkinson mais les
résultats sont moins intéressants. L'auteur qui a expérimenté
cette technique à l'hôpital Gernez-Rieux d'Elfaut (62570
Wizernes - France) montre ici dans le résumé d'un mémoire
déposé auprès de la faculté de Médecine de Lille, deux
observations concernant deux accidents vasculaires
cérébraux. Les contre-indications de cette technique
représentent essentiellement la comitialité ancienne. Les
bases neurophysiologiques de cette technique selon Bossy
sont une action directe à travers la boîte crânienne atteignant
le lobule paracentral et la frontale ascendante. Cette action est
sous forme d'un courant ionique, alors que les microsystèmes
(auriculopuncture, nasopuncture) agissent sur la formation
réticulée pour remonter vers le système nerveux central. Sans
nul doute interviennent également les neurotransmetteurs qui
facilitent le mécanisme intime de la synapse. En conclusion, la
craniopuncture doit pouvoir permettre une amélioration de
l'hémiplégie dans les suites immédiates d'un accident
vasculaire cérébral, dans les lésions anciennes on aura
recours à l'électro-acupuncture.
OBSERVATION OF IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF
ACUPUNCTURE ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS IN
EPILEPTIC PATIENTS. CHEN KEYAN ET AL. journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 1983;3(2):121-124 (eng).
Etude sur 144 patients épileptiques de l'EEG avant et après
acupuncture. Les patients avec EEG normal avant
l'acupuncture ne montrent pas de modification, les patients
avec anomalies EEG montrent dans 60,2 % des modifications
(diminution ou disparition des décharges épileptiques). La
puncture du 7C, 3F ou de la zone motrice cérébrale entraine
l'effet le plus net alors qu'avec le 4GI, le 36E ou la zone
thoracique de la craniopuncture l'effet est moins prononcé.
L'effet de l'acupuncture montre une différence significative par
rapport à la suggestion verbale ou une stimulation verbale ou
une stimulation auditive (sonnerie). Par contre, il n'y a pas
50- gera: 19635/nd/re
L'AGOPUNTURA, L'AURICOLOTERAPIA E LA
CRANIOPUNTURA NEL TRATTAMENTO DELL'AMBLIOPIA
FUNZIONALE NELL'ET A EVOLUTIVA. ERCOLANI M ET
AL. minerva med. 1983;74(42):2537-40 (ita*).
Revue des acquisitions neurophysiologiques les plus récentes
dans l'étude de l'amblyopie fonctionnelle. Traitement de 18
sujets par acupuncture, auriculopuncture et craniopuncture.
Les résultats sont encourageants.
51- gera: 19812/di/ra
[TRAITEMENT DE 40 CAS D'EPILEPSIE PAR
ACUPUNCTURE DE LA ZONE CORRESPONDANTE AU
FOYER EEG]. REN LIU JIANG ET AL. chinese acupuncture
and moxibustion. 1983;3:13 (chi*).
Taux d'efficacité de 85 %. La méthode permet de contrôler la
crise épileptique et d'améliorer l'EEG. Méthode : rotation de
l'aiguille avec grande amplitude ou stimulation électrique, une
séance tous les jours, 30 séances
[ETUDE SUR LE TRAITEMENT PAR ACU-MOXIBUSTION].
JIAO GUORI. journal of traditional chinese medicine.
1984;4(3):169-76 (eng).
Revue générale des études portant sur l'utilisation clinique des
différentes techniques thérapeutiques. 1) L'aiguille filiforme et
action des techniques de tonification et dispersion. 2) Electroacupuncture. 3) Chimiopuncture. Utilisation des médicaments,
doses, effets, indications. 4) Auriculopuncture. 5)
Craniopuncture. 6) Points des poignets et chevilles. 7)
Stimulation électrique ponctuelle. 8) Sono-acupuncture. 9)
Laser. 10) Micro-ondes. 12)
[SECONDE RENCONTRE SUR LA STANDARDISATION DE
LA NOMENCLATURE D'ACUPUNCTURE A TOKYO]. X.
journal of traditional chinese medicine. 1984;4(3):185-8
(eng).
Codification des points hors méridiens et des zones de
craniopuncture.
54- gera: 9561/di/cg
[UTILISATION DE LA CRANIOPUNCTURE DANS LE
TRAITEMENT DE 4O CAS DE MALADIE CORONAIRE].
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FANG YUNPENG ET AL. second national symposium on
acupuncture and moxibustion,beijing. 1984;4:6 (eng).
Zone Fuzang et Dao Zang, zones complémentaires : Fuxiang
et Dao Xiang. Séances de 30 minutes, 1 séance par jour. 10
séances avec une pause de 2 jours aprés la 5ème. 1) Dans 96
% des cas on observe une amélioration ou une disparition des
signes cliniques. 2) L'ECG est amélioré chez 87 % des
patients. 3) Le taux de cholestérol et de triglycérides est
diminué de façon significative après le traitement. 4) Les index
cardiaques sont ameliorés
55- gera: 12684/di/ra
[TRAITEMENT DE 26 CAS D'HEMIPLEGIE PAR
CRANIOPUNCTURE]. SHEN QINHAN ET AL. zhejiang
journal of tcm. 1984;19(8):366 (chi).
56- gera: 12685/di/ra
[TRAITEMENT DE 500 CAS D'AFFECTION VASCULAIRE
CEREBRALE PAR PUNCTURE DU 20VG VERS LE 7VB].
SUN SHENTIAN ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
Puncture de 1,5 inches, manipulation pendant 5 minutes (200
fois/mn). 15 séances contituant une série. Le traitement est
appliqué à diverses affections vasculaires cérébrales
(ischémie, hémorragie hypertensive, hémorragie
arachoïdienne, malformation vasculaire).
57- gera: 13565/di/ra
[SUR LE TRAITEMENT DU BEGAIEMENT]. BAHR FR. der
akupunkturarzt aurikulotherapeut. 1984;4:91-2 (deu).
Le bégaiement est autant un trouble de la latéralité que de la
coordination de la parole. Traitement par craniopuncture et
auriculopuncture.
58- gera: 14934/di/ra
[TRAITEMENT PAR CRANIOPUNCTURE DE 20 CAS DE
DYSURIES D'ORIGINE MEDICAMENTEUSE]. QIAN JIFENG.
shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
1984;3:44 (chi).
59- gera: 19814/di/el
ACUPUNCTURE CEREBRALE OU CRANIOPUNCTURE. X.
in roustan,traite d'acupuncture,masson,paris. 1984;:154160 (fra).
60- gera: 19816/di/ra
[DETERMINATION DES ZONES DE PUNCTURE
CEREBRALE SUR LA BASE DES FONCTIONS
CEREBRALES ET EFFETS RHEOLOGIQUES SUR LES
SEQUELLES *]. LIU XIUJIAN ET AL. shanghai journal of
acupuncture and moxibustion. 1984;1:13 (chi).
61- gera: 19817/di/tt
LES MICRO-SYSTEMES DE L'ACUPUNCTURE. BOSSY J,
PRAT-PRADAL D ET TALLANDIER J. masson,paris.
1984;:122P (fra).
62- gera: 19820/di/ra
[CRANIOPUNCTURE (2)]. WRIGHT W. british journal of
acupuncture. 1984;7(1):38 (eng).
63- gera: 19821/di/ra
[CRANIOPUNCTURE (3)]. WRIGHT W. british journal of
64- gera: 19822/di/ra
[ETUDE SUR LA PUNCTURE DE LA ZONE MOTRICE]. BAO
XIANGYANG. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
moxibustion. 1984;4:24 (chi).
65- gera: 20470/di/cg
A CLINICAL STUDY IN THE TREATMENT OF 500 CASES
OF CEREBROVASCULAR HEMIPLEGIA BY NEEDLING
BAIHUI THROUGH QUBIN. SUN SHENTIAN ET AL. second
national symposium on acupuncture and
moxibustion,beijing. 1984;:20 (eng).
66- gera: 12701/di/ra
[RECHERCHE SUR LES FONCTIONS SPECIALES DES
POINTS CEPHALIQUES DANS LE TRAITEMENT DE
L'HEMIPLEGIE]. YU ZHISHUN ET AL. chinese acupuncture
and moxibustion. 1985;5(4):21 (chi*).
Etude de points céphaliques dans 20 cas de thrombose
cérébrale évalués à court terme et 60 cas à long terme.
L'acupuncture à une action favorable sur la fonction
musculaire, sur le seuil de la douleur, la tension artérielle et
l'EEG. Il n'y a pas de différence entre la puncture du 7VB du
côté sain ou du 7VB du côté malade.
67- gera: 12802/di/ra
[LA PARALYSIE EN MEDECINE EXTREME-ORIENTALE,
LA PARALYSIE SPASTIQUE (1)]. DE LORENZI O. rivista
italiana di medicina orientale. 1985;6(2):37-50 (ita).
Analyse occidentale et orientale de la notion de paralysie
spastique. Le traitement comporte acupuncture et
68- gera: 13050/di/ra
[L'ACUPUNCTURE DANS LES MALADIES
PSYCHIATRIQUES. PASSE ET PRESENT, REVUE
GENERALE]. LI XUERONG. international journal of
Revue réalisée par le service psychiatrie du Hunan Medical
College. 1) Histoire, la psychiatrie dans quelques classiques
médicaux. 2) Progrés récents : acupuncture sur le VG
(puncture immédiate du 14VG ou 13VG) associée à 7C + 6Rte
+ 36E. Electroacupuncture, électrothérapie convulsive,
chimiopuncture, catgut,
69- gera: 16636/di/ra
[NOUVELLE CRANIOPUNCTURE]. YAMAMOTO T. der
akupunkturarzt-aurikulotherapeut. 1985;5:131-8 (deu).
Descriptions d'une nouvelle craniopuncture où les zones ne
sont pas superposée aux aires corticales correspondantes.
Les résultats sont meilleurs que ceux de la craniopuncture
décrite initialement par les chinois.
70- gera: 19825/di/ra
[INTERVENTION SUR LA MARGE FRONTALE ET
CRANIOPUNCTURE]. LANZA U. rivista italiana di medicina
orientale. 1985;6(1):25-34 (ita).
Description d'un ensemble de zone au niveau de l'extrémité
supérieure du front, certaines de ces zones étant incluses
dans la craniopuncture. On distingue des zones à action
interne (triple réchauffeur) et des zones à action
71- gera: 27678/di/ra
CLINICAL STUDY ON 500 CASES OF CEREBROVASCULAR HEMIPLEGIA TREATED BY ACUPUNCTURE
THROUGH BAIHUI TO QUBIN. SUN SHENTIAN ET AL.
journal of traditional chinese medicine. 1985;5(3):167-0
(eng).
72- gera: 10077/di/tt
HEAD ACUPUNCTURE. JIAO SHUN-FA. shanxi publishing
house,taiyuan. 1986;:267P (eng).
73- gera: 12631/di/ra
[TRAITEMENT PAR CRANIO-PUNCTURE DE 98 CAS
D'EPILEPSIE]. SI ZIYU ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
Aire motrice dans les cas d'épilepsie majeure, aire psychique
en cas d'association à des signes psychiques, aires sensitive
en cas de paresthésies, douleur ou engourdissement.
Stimulation électrique (3Hz) pendant 30 minutes. 15 séances
constituent un traitement. 66,3 % d'amélioration nette et 23,5
% d'amélioration.
74- gera: 12705/di/ra
[INTRODUCTION ELEMENTAIRE DU TRAITEMENT DE
L'APOPLEXIE CEREBRALE PAR ACUPUNCTURE DE LA
TETE]. BAO XAN YANG ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
La mention de traitement de l'apoplexie par points de la tête
remonte remonte au neijing. Dans les anciens livres de
médecine chinoise, près de 20 points sont utilisés pour le
traitement de cette affection. Revue sur le mécanisme d'action
(vasodilatation cérébrale, diminution des résistances
périphériques, augmentation du débit
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75- gera: 20542/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF 63 CASES OF NERVOUS DEAFNESS BY
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. LIN XUEJIAN ET AL. chinese
Traitement de 63 cas de surdité d'origine neurologique par
craniopuncture. Puncture en regard de la zone corticale. 20
cas avec tests électriques avant et après ont montré une
amélioration de 25 à 65%. 74% de bons résultats. Voir
traduction anglaise réf GERA (80517).
76- gera: 22787/di/ra
[PRELIMINARY OBSERVATION ON FOUR EXTREMITIES
EMG OF PATIENTS WITH PARALYSIS IN SCALPACUPUNCTURE]. CHENG KEYAN ET AL. chinese
acupuncture and moxibustion. 1986;6(3):39-41 (chi*).
This article reported influence of four extremities of patients
with paralysis treated by scalp-acupuncture. Through
observation on 27 cases, it was shown that the degree of EMG
on affected side is lower than right side before treatment. After
treatment, the degree of four extremities EMG are improved
obviously (p<0.001). It is clearly that EMG of right side is
higher than EMG of left side. Differentiation among different
parts were observed obviously.
77- gera: 30301/di/ra
[THE OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECT AND
VARIATION OF RHEOENCEPHALOGRAM IN CEREBRAL
VASCULAR ACCIDENT TREATED WITH HEAD *]. JIN
ZIPING. fujian journal of traditional chinese medicine.
1986;17(5):37-49 (chi).
78- gera: 31894/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF PARAPLEGIA CAUSED BY SPINAL
CORD DISEASES WITH SCALP NEEDLING]. RAN
CHUNFENG. liaoning journal of tcm. 1986;10(11):15 (chi).
79- gera: 19986/di/el
TRAITEMENT DES 20 CAS DE DYSURIE
MEDICAMENTEUSE PAR CRANIOPUNCTURE. JIFENG Q.
in selection des theses de la revue d'acupuncture de
shanghai,shanghai. 1987;:55-6 (fra).
80- gera: 19991/di/el
OBSERVATION DE L'EFFET THERAPEUTIQUE SUR 20
CAS DE MIGRAINE VASCULAIRE REBELLE TRAITES PAR
L'ACUPUNCTURE. JIANGUO F ET AL. in selection des
theses de la revue d'acupuncture de shanghai, shanghai.
1987;:75-8 (fra).
20 cas traités par points principaux : 20VB, 4GI, zone
craniopuncture vertiges et audition, et points associés : 3IG,
3PC (Yintang), 36E. Résultats : 80 % de bons résultats, 20%
d'échecs. 20 à 30 séances, 2 fois par semaine. Pathogénie :
feu + vent remontant le Yang à la tête. Principes
thérapeutiques : "chasser le vent, expulser le feu, désobstruer
les vaisseaux Luo et calmer la douleur".
81- gera: 20264/di/ra
[REPORT ON TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PARASIS AND
APHASIA BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON 440 CASES].
CHEN DAOYI. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1987;7(2):9-11 (chi*).
Traitement de 335 cas de "paralysie cérébrale" avec 94 %
d'amélioration et de 109 cas d'aphasie avec 92,7 %
d'amélioration. Utilisation de la craniopuncture avec stimulation
électrique. L'auteur décrit deux nouvelles zone de stimulation
(atteinte de la main et atteinte du langage). La craniopuncture
améliore la circulation au niveau de la zone corticale atteinte et
stimule les phénomènes de compensation par les zones
corticales saines.
82- gera: 20958/di/cg
ON THE TREATMENT OF HEMIPLEGIA CAUSED BY
APOPLEXY WITH PUNCTURING TONGTIAN ACUPOINT
AND MOTOR AREA. SUN YUANZHENG ET AL. in
compilation of the abstracts of acupuncture and
moxibustion papers, beijing. 1987;:42 (eng).
Puncture du 7V sur 1,5 cun dans la direction opposée au
méridien et de la zone motrice de la craniopuncture.
Stimulation faite par rotation durant 3 minutes, repos de 10
minutes, puis nouvelle manipulation. 4 groupes : (A) contrôle,
(B) 7V du côté sain, (C) 7V du côté malade (D) zone motrice
du côté sain. On observe une amélioration de la
microcirculation unguéale, mais aussi du seuil de la douleur.
L'effet est meilleur en cas de puncture du côté malade qu'en
cas de puncture du côté sain, mais il n'y a pas de différence
remarquable entre les groupes
83- gera: 21057/di/cg
EXPERIENCE OF CLINICAL PRACTICE OF "PROGRAM OF
STANDART CHINESE SCALP ACUPUNCTURE". ZHANG
MINGJIU. in compilation of the abstracts of acupuncture
and moxibustion papers, beijing. 1987;:90 (eng).
84- gera: 21058/di/cg
MODERN SCALP NEEDLING THERAPY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF MYIOPA, BI SYNDROME, MIGRAINE,
HEADACHE, STOMACH PAIN AND SHOULDER PAIN.
FRANCIS C YU. in compilation of the abstracts of
acupuncture and moxibustion papers, beijing. 1987;:92
(eng).
85- gera: 21276/di/cg
MAIN ACU-POINT LOCALIZER OF HEAD ACUPUNCTURE.
WANG YU. in compilation of the abstracts of acupuncture
and moxibustion papers, beijing. 1987;:233 (eng).
86- gera: 22028/di/cg
OBSERVATION ON INFANT DIARRHEA TREATED BY
SHALLOW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE (A REPORT OF 140
CASES). LIN YINGCHUN ET AL. in selections from article
abstracts on acupuncture and moxibustion, beijing.
1987;:167. (eng).
87- gera: 22117/di/cg
THE PROGRAM OF SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE
NOMENCLATURE STANDARDIZATION ON BASIS OF
MERIDIAN THEORY. ZHANG SHIXIONG. in selections from
article abstracts on acupuncture and moxibustion; beijing.
1987;:266 (eng).
88- gera: 22118/di/cg
STANDARD CHINESE SCALP ACUPUNCTURE". ZHANG
MINGJIU. in selections from article abstracts on
acupuncture and moxibustion, beijing. 1987;:267 (eng).
89- gera: 22285/nd/re
[USE OF CRANIOPUNCTURE IN THE TREATMENT OF
PATIENTS WITH THE SEQUELAE OF STROKE].
SHEVTSOVA NP ET AL. voenno meditsinsinkii zhurnal.
1987;5:68-9 (rus).
90- gera: 22818/di/ra
[CLINICAL EFFICIENCY AND EXPERIMENTAL
OBSERVATION OF SCALP NEEDLE PENETRATION ON
432 CASES OF HEMIPLEGIA]. HO KOYO ET AL. journal of
the japan society of acupuncture. 1987;37(2):124-31 (jap*).
In china, cerebro-vascular disorders attract peoples' attention
together with cancer and cardiovascular diseases. Two third of
the disorders are cerebral thrombosis. The prevention and
treatment of hemiplegia become now very important problems.
In Japan, although theoretical studies are conducted, they
mainly use pharmaco-therapy and rehabilitation in clinical
places. Since needling is not often used there, the efficacy and
the mechanisms of acupuncture for hemiplegia are not often
reported. I came from The Acupuncture Department of
Heilungchian Chinese Medical School in China last April, and
have been trained in the Neuro-Internal Department of Niigata
University Brain Research Laboratory for nearly one year. In
this period of time, I sometimes visited the doctors who could
use Chinese medicine, and sometimes discussed with
acupuncturists. Many of them were interested in our scalp
penetrating acupuncture treatment of hemiplegia caused by
cerebral thrombosis using needling. We introduce here our
acupuncture treatment undertaken for 432 cases of hemiplegia
after cerebral thrombosis during
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91- gera: 24408/di/ra
OBSERVATION ON VARIATIONS OF
RHEOENCEPHALOGRAM IN CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS
TREATED BY HEAD ACUPUNCTURE. JIN ZIPING.
international conference on tcm and
pharmacology,shanghai. 1987;:818-20 (eng).
92- gera: 24834/di/cg
ON THE TREATMENT OF HEMIPLEGIA CAUSED BY
APOPLEXY WITH PUNCTURING TONGTIAN ACUPOINT
AND MOTOR AREA. SUN YUANZHENG ET AL. selections
from article abstracts on acupuncture and moxibustion,
beijing. 1987;:38 (eng).
93- gera: 24984/di/cg
THE PROGRAM OF SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE
NOMENCLATURE STANDARDIZATION ON BASIS OF
MERIDIAN THEORY. ZHANG SHIXIONG. selections from
article abstracts on acupuncture and moxibustion, beijing.
1987;:266 (eng).
94- gera: 24985/di/cg
STANDARD CHINESE SCALP ACUPUNCTURE". ZHANG
MINGJIU. selections from article abstracts on acupuncture
and moxibustion, beijing. 1987;:267 (eng).
95- gera: 25133/di/cg
AN OBJECTIVE STUDY ON THE CORRELATION
BETWEEN EAR ACUPOINT, STIMULATION AREA OF
HEAD ACUPUNCTURE, BODY ACUPOINT AND VISCSERA.
WANG YIZHONG ET AL. selections from article abstracts
on acupuncture and moxibustion, beijing. 1987;:444 (eng).
96- gera: 25194/di/cg
INFLUENCE OF ACUPUNCTURE AT SCALP ACUPOINT
AREA ON L-ENK IN THE HEAD OF CAUDATE NUCLEUS
AND STUDY ON ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA IN THE
RAT26991. WANG ZHAOPEI ET AL. selections from article
1987;:510 (eng).
L'électroacupuncture au 20VG ou 36E élève chez 44 rats le
seuil de la douleur et le taux de L.Enk au niveau du noyau
caudé.
97- gera: 25228/di/cg
EFFECTS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE UPON
ULTRASTRUCTURE OF SYNAPSE OF VENTRICORNAL
ALPHA MOTORNEURON. CHE YI. selections from article
1987;:544 (eng).
Etude de l'ultrastructure synaptique du motoneurone chez le
rat après acupuncture somatique ou craniopuncture. La
craniopuncture favorise la libération d'acétylcholine et donc
l'excitabilité du motoneurone.
98- gera: 30726/di/ra
[296 CASES OF HALLUCINATION TREATED BY SCALPACUPUNCTURE]. ZHANG MINGJIU. journal of traditional
99- gera: 30959/di/ra
[HEAD NEEDLING AS MAIN THERAPY FOR TREATMENT
OF PARALYSIS CAUSED BY BRAIN... 70 CASES]. SHEN
XIULAN. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
moxibustion. 1987;2:18 (chi).
100- gera: 31004/di/ra
[INFLUENCE ON HUMAN BODY WHILE ONE'S MOTOR
REGION OF SCALP IS STIMULATED]. ZHAO ZENGWU.
1987;1:39 (chi).
101- gera: 31092/di/ra
[ANALYSIS OF EFFECT ON 75 CASES OF ACUTE
LUMBAGO TREATED WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. ZHU
MINGQING ET AL. journal of zhejiang tcm college.
1987;2(11):46 (chi).
102- gera: 31125/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF HUMERUS TAILORS' ANKLE WITH
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE];. KONG YAOQI. journal of
zhejiang tcm college. 1987;5(11):54 (chi).
103- gera: 31329/di/ra
[INFLUENCE OF NEEDLING TONGTIAN (B7)) AND
QIANSHENCONG (EX-HN) UPON NAIL
MICROCIRCULATION OF HEMIPLEGIA PATIENT]. SUN
YUANZHENG ET AL. shanghai journal of tcm. 1987;9:24
(chi).
104- gera: 32540/di/ra
[THE TREATMENT OF LATERAL EPICONDYLE
INFLAMMATION BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. KONG
YAOQI. journal of new chinese medicine. 1987;19(9):34
(chi).
105- gera: 23074/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF ACUPUNCTURE FOR 330 CASES OF
CEREBRAL HEMIPLEGIA]. SHANG SHANJUN. chinese
[Traitement par acupuncture de 330 cas d'hémiplégie
cérébrale]. 1) 330 cas traités par acupuncture, cranio et
auriculopuncture. En craniopuncture : points motricité du
membre inférieur, zone sensorielle ; en auriculopuncture :
zones coeur, foie, épaule, coude, hanche, cheville ; en
acupuncture : Yingshang, Zagi. 2) Comme groupe témoin : 50
patients avec traitement neurologique interne. Dans le groupe
1) : 105 guérisons, 136 nettement soulagés, 76 améliorés ;
ces résultats sont nettement meilleurs que dans le groupe 2)
servant de témoin.
106- gera: 23336/di/ra
[OBSERVING THE EFFECT ON THE NAIL
MICROCIRCULATION OF THE HEMIPLEGIA PATIENTS BY
NEEDLING TONGTIAN AND ANTERIOR SHENCONG TO
XUANLI]. SHUN YUANZHENG. acupunture research.
1988;13(2):90-3 (chi*).
La puncture du 7V et du Shencong antérieur en direction du
6VB n'entraine pas de modification notable sur la
microcirculation unguéale de patients hémiplégiques.
107- gera: 23588/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF 1292
CASES OF HYPERTENSION WITH TREATMENT OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. FAN YUNPENG ET AL. chinese
The authors have treated 1292 cases with scalp acupuncture.
The primary prescription included zones of writing, respiration,
and circulation, thinking, and hearing. The needles were
inserted deep to the periosteum according to the rule, and
retained for 30 minutes. Once of manipulation of needles was
offered during the retention. After 1 course to 3 courses of
treatment, 999 cases have got marked effect and 266 cases
were effective. Clinical experiences found that acupuncture
possesses fairly good regulating action on the change of
blood-lipid, ECG and
108- gera: 23840/di/ra
TREATMENT OF 296 CASES OF HALLUCINATION WITH
SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE. ZHANG MINGJIU. journal of
Traitement de 296 cas d'hallucinations diverses chez des
patients atteints de schizophrénie, psychose périodique,
troubles mentaux involutifs, mélancolie. 1) Points Principaux :
19VG, 20VG. 2) Points accessoires : 17VB, 16VB, 19TR,
17TR, 11VB, 10V, 6V, 5V, 16VG, 20VB. Puncture transfixiante
d'un point à un autre. L'efficacité apparait dés la 1ère série de
10 séances, elle est globalement de 95,6% . Cette technique
est sure, sans effet secondaire, rapide avec des résultats à
long terme, méritant des études complémentaires.
109- gera: 24513/di/ra
[RESEARCH PROGRESS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. YU
ZHISHUEN ET AL. journal of beijing college of traditional
chinese medicine. 1988;4:18 (chi).
110- gera: 24514/di/ra
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[OBSERVATION OF CURATIVE EFFECT ON 1292 CASES
OF HYPERTENSION TREATED BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. FANG YUNPENG ET AL. journal of
beijing college of traditional chinese medicine. 1988;4:21
(chi).
111- gera: 25563/di/tt
STANDARD ACUPUNCTURE NOMENCLATURE (PART 2).
X. world health organisation,manila. 1988;:17P (eng).
Nomenclature générale en acupuncture ; les méridiens curieux
; les points hors méridiens ; la craniopuncture ; les unités de
distance.
112- gera: 33514/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF HEMIPLEGIA AFTER APOPLEXY BY
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE : A STUDY OF 106 CASES]. LIU
FANGTU. journal of new chinese medicine. 1988;20(9):28
(chi).
113- gera: 33682/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 40 CASES OF SEQUELAE
OF APROPLEXY TREATED WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. XU LIUYING ET AL. hubei journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 1988;4:44 (chi).
114- gera: 33731/di/ra
[THROUGH-NEEDLE THERAPY USED ON SCALP
ACUPOINTS]. ZHU MINGQING ET AL. jiangsu journal of
tcm. 1988;9(3):20 (chi).
115- gera: 33770/di/ra
[THE CLINICAL SUMMATION OF 126 CASES OF
ARTHRALGIA TREATED BY JOINED PUNCTURE AT
POINTS ON THE SCALP]. ZHANG MINGJIU. jiangsu
116- gera: 34527/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR HEADACHE]. LANFANG M.
shaanxi traditional chinese medicine. 1988;9(12):563. (chi).
117- gera: 34889/nd/re
[RESEARCH PROGRESS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE].
ZHISHUEN Y ET AL. journal of beijing college of tcm.
1988;11(4):18-20 (chi*).
118- gera: 34890/nd/re
[OBSERVATION OF CURATIVE EFFECT ON 1292 CASES
OF HYPERTENSION TREATED BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. YUNPENG F ET AL. journal of beijing
college of tcm. 1988;11(4):21-4 (chi*).
The curative effect of 1292 cases illed with hypertension by
using scalp acupuncture was satisfactory. The average blood
pressure dropped to 140.66 / 83.46 mmHg. The short-term
effect of lowering blood pressure was very obvious. Among
them, remarkable effect was gotten in 999 cases, occupied 77.
32%, effect in 266 cases, occupied 20. 59% and total effective
rate was 97. 91%, only 2. 09% was not effective. This article
discussed the relationship among curative effect, course of
treatment, age of patients, syndrome and period of
hypertension and also tested the effect to heart, blood lipid,
and the changes of fundus by using scalp acupuncture.
119- gera: 43735/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THE EFFECT OF 106 CASES OF
APOPLEXY HEMIPLEGIA TREATED BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. LIU FANGTU. journal of zhejiang
traditional chinese medical college. 1988;12(2):53 (chi).
120- gera: 50222/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR HEADACHE]. MU LANFANG.
shaanxi traditional chinese medicine. 1988;9(12):563. (chi).
121- gera: 53541/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 44 CASES OF CEREBRAL
THROMBOSIS (ACUTE) TREATED BY HEAD
ACUPUNCTURE]. JIAO SHUN FA. shanxi journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 1988;4(4):37. (chi).
122- gera: 53591/di/ra
[THE CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON EPILEPSY TREATED
BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. HENG JIAN SHENG.
1988;4:5-6 (chi).
123- gera: 53592/di/ra
[CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF 24 CASES OF HEMORRHAGIC
HEMIPLEGIA TREATED BY SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE].
DONG GUIRONG ET AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture
and moxibustion. 1988;4:7-8 (chi).
124- gera: 80517/di/ra
OBSERVATION OF 63 CASES WITH NERVOUS DEAFNESS
TREATED BY SCALP NEEDLE METHOD. LIN XUEJIAN ET
AL. chinese journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
1988;1(1-2):23-5 (eng).
Traduction anglaise de la référence 20542.
125- gera: 80605/di/ra
THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF 98 EPILEPSY TREATED BY
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. SHI ZIYU ET AL. chinese journal
of acupuncture and moxibustion. 1988;1(3-4):80-1 (eng).
Traduction anglaise de la référence (12631). Traitement de 98
cas résistants au traitement médicamenteux. Aire motrice en
cas de grand ou petit mal, aire psychoaffective en cas de
troubles psychiques, aire sensitive en cas de douleurs,
céphalées ou paresthésie. Electro-acupuncture 30 minutes.
Une séance quotidienne, 2 à 3 séries de 15 séances. Les
échecs sont dus à un abandon de la thérapeutique, des
résultats satisfaisants sont obtenus avec un
126- gera: 25768/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON EFFECT OF 169 CASES OF SEQUELA
OF CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE TREATED BY HEAD
ACUPUNCTURE IN COMBINATION OF NORMAL AC*].
JIANG DINGQI ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 1989;9(1):12-14 (chi*).
127- gera: 26530/di/ra
[56 CASES WITH DEAF-MUTISM TREATED BY EARPOINT, HEAD-POINT AND BODY-POINT]. ZHANG
FENGLING. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1989;9(2):21-22 (chi*).
Traitement de 56 cas avec le point Rein de l'oreille, 19IG et
17TR et zone de l'équilibre et vestibulo-cochléaire de la
craniopuncture.
128- gera: 26661/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR PAIN RELIEVING]. SHI
YANHUA ET AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
moxibustion. 1989;8(2):17-20 (chi).
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 1228 CASES WITH
HEMIPLEGIA TREATED BY HEAD-NEEDLING]. WU
CHENXIN ET AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1989;9(4):3-4 (chi*).
Puncture de la zone motrice, sensitive, language ou des zones
frontales.
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[DEVELOPMENT OF APOPLEXY TREATED BY
ACUPUNCTURE]. SONG JUN. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 1989;9(4):42-50 (chi*).
This article introduced acupuncture development including
head-needle, eye-needle, tongue-needle, fixed- needle to treat
apoplexy. The author summarized about effects of blood
circulation, E.E.G. nail crease microphonograph. E.M.G,
catechol, blood-fat, summarized about the function
development of apoplexy treated by
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THE THEORICAL RESEARCH AND APPLICATION OF
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. FANG YUNPENG. essentials of
contemporary chinese acupuncturists' clinical
experiences, foreign lang. 1989;:55-61 (eng).
132- gera: 27899/di/el
REINFORCING AND REDUCING BY SLOW AND QUICK
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INSERTION OF THE NEEDLE AND SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE. CHEN KEYAN. essentials of
contemporary chinese acupuncturists' clinical
experiences, foreign lang. 1989;:329-36 (eng).
133- gera: 27929/di/el
RESEARCH ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. JIAO SHUNFA.
essentials of contemporary chinese acupuncturists'
clinical experiences, foreign lang. 1989;:582-89 (eng).
134- gera: 33948/di/ra
[EXAMPLES OF TREATMENT EXPERIENCE OF HEAD
ACUPUNCTURE]. WU CHENG XUN. shanxi journal of tcm.
1989;5(3):34 (chi).
135- gera: 34398/nd/re
[CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS OF 192 CASES OF
HEMIPLEGIA DUE TO APOPLEXY TREATED BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE AND THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES]. YAOQI
K. jiangsu journal of tcm. 1989;10(7):23-8 (chi).
136- gera: 34646/nd/re
[45 CASES OF RETROBULBAR NEURITIS TREATED BY
SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE]. YUEPING Z. shandong journal
of tcm. 1989;5:19-23 (chi).
137- gera: 50642/di/ra
[INFLUENCE OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON ARTICULAR
FUNCTION OF HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT]. BAO XIANGYANG
ET AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
1989;8(2):1-4 (chi*).
This article is about the treatment of hemiplegia with
acupuncture. 20 cases of cerebral thrombus were treated by
needling three sets of acupoints : Bai Hui through to Qu Bin of
both sides, and Qian Ding through to Xuan Lu of healthy side.
The functional change of the joint, was separately observed for
thirty five minutes before and after acupuncture treatment. The
observation showed that the motor function of the joints of the
shoulder and elbow, and the joints of the hip, knee and ankle
was all improved after acupuncture. The statistical figures
confirmed the remarkable functional difference (P <0. 05). But
there was no plain difference between the three groups.
(P>0.05). It is believed by the author that head-acupoints
which were used to treat apoplexy and hemiplegia by ancient
Chinese doctors are of clinical value. In determining the
curative effect on apoplexy and hemiplegia, muscular standard
is usually used; but the observation of functional change of the
joints is neglected. It is suggested by the author that the
functional change of joints, in most cases, can more
accurately.show the improvement of motor function than that
of muscle, and that. the functional change of joints can serve
as one of the useful standards, in
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[THE INFLUENCE OF PAIN THRESHOLD AND NAIL FOLD
MICROCIRCULATION OF PATIENTS WITH PARALYSIS
DUE TO WIND STROKE DONE BY HEAD AND BODY
ACUPUNCTURE]. SHI XIAN ET AL. chinese acupuncture
and moxibustion. 1989;9(5):21-3 (chi*).
Etude de la microcirculation unguéale chez 44 patients.
L'acupuncture améliore la microcirculation et la douleur. Il n'y
a pas de différence entre craniopuncture, somatopuncture et
somatopuncture avec aiguille chaude.
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[NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT OF
YAMAMOTO MODE]. WANG BENXIAN. chinese
Présentation des recherches du Yamamoto (Japon) sur une
nouvelle topographie de craniopuncture dont les localisations
principales sont frontales.
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THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF POINT-THROUGH-POINT
ACUPUNCTURE IN 70 CASES OF APOPLECTIC
HEMIPLEGIA. ZHANG BINNONG. journal of traditional
Traitement de l'Hémiplégie par puncture bipoint avec des
aiguilles de 25 à 50 mm de long. Stimulation continue en
rotation et léger enfoncement retrait pendant 1 à 3 minutes 4 à
5 fois par séance. La puncture profonde permet une
stimulation plus importante.
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AN OBSERVATION ON THE TREATMENT OF 34 CASES
OF VASCULAR HEADACHE WITH HEAD-ACUPUNCTURE
THERAPY. SHENG LINGLING ET AL. journal of traditional
Traitement de 39 cas de céphalées vasculaires par
craniopuncture (2/3 inférieur de la zone sensitive et Anshen
bilatéralement). Séance de 15 minutes avec manipulation
toutes les 5 minutes. Efficacité clinique dans 85,3 %. Il y a une
corrélation entre l'importance de la sensation propagée et
l'effet clinique. Modification des index du
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CRANIOPUNCTURE. ROUSTAN C. encyclopedie des
medecines naturelles, paris. 1989;II-4:8P (fra).
143- gera: 83058/di/ra
[CLINICAL COMPARISON OF ACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT FOR HEMIPLEGIA]. KANAI SHINOHARA ET
AL. journal of the japan society of acupuncture.
1989;39(4):413-25 (jap*).
All three acupuncture treatment methods studied (scalp
acupuncture method, orbit acupuncture method, and
acupuncture method of activating brain and regaining
consciousness) had the high rate of overall effectiveness of
approximately 90%. However, a gap is seen among these
complete cure rates from the acute stage to the after- effect
stage, which is 5%/-58%. It has been almost conclusively
verified that recent acupuncture method of activating brain and
regaining consciousness has a 65% rate of complete cure in
cases of acute cerebral infarction and a 55% rate of complete
cure in cases of acute cerebral hemorrhage. Moreover, the
number of data is one figure higher, and thus considered to be
reliable. Conditions affecting clinical effectiveness include the
length of affliction, hemorrhage site, and the area affected. The
disease stages are the acute phase, stable phase, recovery
phase and after-effect phase. Since the effectiveness of
treatment decreases with each phase, early treatment is
imperative. In the early stage, i. e. , within the first twenty days,
symptoms such as hemiplegia, difficulty swallowing and
speech impediment show remarkable improvement. However,
when the condition progresses into the later phases and these
symptoms have become fixed or worsened, the potential for
effective treatment decreases. Nonetheless the rate or
complete cure using the acupuncture method of activating
brain and regaining consciousness is 46% for cerebral
infarction and 27% for cerebral hemorrhage in the after-effect
stage. As for differences according to the site affected, clinical
effectiveness is high in cases where hemorrhage occurs in a
branch of the cerebral cortex, with some patients being able to
stand up and walk unassisted after a single or several
treatments ; the complete cure rate in the acute phase is high.
The clinical effectiveness in cases of hemorrhage in the
internal capsule is not as high. In a fairly high proportion of the
patients no clinical effects are observed for a short period.
Although remarkable improvement is noticed in a few patients,
in generaI, the
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[INFLUENCE OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON ARTICULAR
FUNCTION OF HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT]. BAO XIANGYANG,
AL AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
1989;8(2):1 (chi).
145- gera: 108613/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR PAIN RELIEVING]. SHI
YANHUA. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
moxibustion. 1989;8(2):17 (chi).
146- gera: 29068/di/cg
OBSERVATION OF THERAPY EFFECT ON 20 CASES
WITH THE SEQUELAE OF ENCEPHALITIS TREATED
MAINLY WITH HEAD ACUPUNCTURE. RONG YANG.
proceedings of the fifth international congress of chinese
medicine,berkeley. 1990;:66. (eng).
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OBSERVATIONS OF THE CLINICAL EFFICACY OF
"SPECIAL MASSAGE THERAPY ALONG CHANNELS"
USING SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AS AN ADJUNCT. HSIO
CHIEN LIN. proceedings of the fifth international congress
of chinese medicine,berkeley. 1990;:67. (eng).
148- gera: 29075/di/cg
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE MERIDIAN THROUGH-TO
TECHNIQUE. MING QING ZHU. proceedings of the fifth
international congress of chinese medicine,berkeley.
1990;:73. (eng).
149- gera: 36865/di/ra
ACUPUNTURA CEREBRAL O CRANEOPUNTURA. EMBID
A. medicina holistica, revista de medicinas
complementarias. 1990;24:55-68 (esp).
El trabajo incluye la historia del metodo, la localizacion de las
zonas con discusion sobre las diferentes nomenclaturas
empleadas por los distintos autores, indicaciones de las zonas
y ejemplos de combinaciones terapeutica,, C? on de puntos,
tecnica protocolo terapeutico, graficos originales ademas de
los de shanghai y del Dr Nguyen Van Nghi Termina con la
exposicion de los resultados obten dos en algunas
enfermedades
150- gera: 60160/di/ra
[CLINICAL SUMMARY OF 33 CASES OF CEREBRAL
THROMBOSIS TREATED BY JOINED PUNCTURE]. WANG
JICHUN. jiangsu journal of traditional chinese medicine.
1990;11(4):21. (chi).
151- gera: 60848/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON TREATMENT OF 48 CASES
OF ACUTE CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. DONG GUIRONG ET AL. chinese
Evaluation by computer assisted tomography was compiled on
48 cases of cerebral hemorrhage which had been treated by
scalp acupuncture. It was concluded that scalp acupuncture's
effect was marked (P<0. 01). These results did not support the
view that acute cerebral hemorrhage is not influenced by scalp
acupuncture. This study showed that the early treatment of
acute cerebral hemorrhage by scalp acupuncture is closely
related to the patient's recovery of function. This study,
therefore, advocates treatment by scalp acupuncture at the
earliest possible opportunity.
152- gera: 60899/di/ra
[EFFECTIVE OBSERVATION ON 910 CASES WITH
SEQUELAE OF ENCEPHALOPATHY TREATED BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. LUO ZHENGZHONG. chinese
153- gera: 60986/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THE CLINICAL THERAPEUTIC
EFFECTIVENESS OF HEAD ACUPUNCTURE ANESTHESIA
IN INTERNAL FIXATION OF FEMORAL NECK
FRACTURES]. SHAO ZI SHENG ET AL. jiangxi journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 1990;21(3):37. (chi).
154- gera: 62099/di/ra
[50 CASES OF BRAIN TRAUMA SEQUELA TREATED BY
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. ZHAI XUPU. shandong journal
of traditional chinese medicine. 1990;3:31. (chi).
155- gera: 80794/di/ra
UNSERE ERFAHRUNGEN MIT NEUER
SCHADELAKUPUNKTUR NACH YAMAMOTO. UMLAUF R.
deutsche zeitschrift fur akupunktur. 1990;2:40-6 (deu*).
A report is given on a partial field of Acupuncture, i, e, the new
scalp acupuncture by Yamamoto. This method has been
performed in his clinic, especially with pain situation, etc. A
total of 6.833 patients were treated with this method and 2
different forms of application have been used (Y I, Y II). 3
typical cases were defined at the end, as well is advantages
and disadvantages of this new form were compared.
156- gera: 80936/di/ra
[EFFECTS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE NEEDLING
THERAPY (1ST REPORT)]. X. journal of the japan society
of acupuncture. 1990;40(1):101. (jap).
157- gera: 80937/di/ra
THERAPY (2ND REPORT). RESEARCH FOR EFFECT ON
HEMIPLEGIA WITH CVD]. X. journal of the japan society of
acupuncture. 1990;40(1):102. (jap).
158- gera: 80938/di/ra
THERAPY (3TH REPORT)]. X. journal of the japan society
of acupuncture. 1990;40(1):103. (jap).
159- gera: 81339/di/ra
108 CASES OF HEMIPLEGIA CAUSED BY STROKE : THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CT SCAN RESULTS,CLINICAL
FINDINGS AND THE EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT. CHEN YM ET AL. acupuncture and
electrotherapeutics research. 1990;15(1):9-18 (eng).
160- gera: 81533/di/ra
444 CASES OF CEREBRAL PARALYSIS AND APHASIA
TREATED BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. CHEN DAOYI.
chinese journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
1990;3(1):65-69 (eng).
161- gera: 82100/di/cg
CLINICAL STUDY ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE : EFFECTS
ON ALOPECIA AND HEMIPLEGIA. KAJIMA I ET AL. 2eme
congres mondial d'acupuncture et moxibustion, paris.
1990;:62. (eng).
162- gera: 82101/di/cg
NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE,NSA. YAMAMOTO T. 2eme
1990;:62. (eng).
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ON THE OCCASION OF TREATING HEMIPLEGIA STROKE
CASES WITH HEAD-POINT ACUPUNCTURE. XU QIAN ET
AL. 2eme congres mondial d'acupuncture et moxibustion,
paris. 1990;:118. (eng).
164- gera: 82302/di/cg
EFFECTS OF HEAD POINT NEEDLING ON CARDIAC
FUNCTION AND HEMODYNAMICS. GUO WENYU. 2eme
1990;:200. (eng).
165- gera: 82525/di/ra
CLINICAL AND THEORETICAL STUDIES ON HALFACUPUNCTURE THERAPY OF INFANTILE DIARRHEA. LIN
YINGCHUN ET AL. international journal of clinical
acupuncture. 1990;1(2):137-46 (eng).
Etude comparée du traitement par craniopuncture (354 cas),
acupuncture somatique (350 cas) et traitement médical (57
cas) de 761 cas de diarrhée infantile (de 1 jour à plus de 2
mois d'ancienneté). Les deux groupes acupuncture sont traités
par puncture immédiate superficielle : insertion sur 0,1 cun et
retrait après obtention immédiate du Deqi. Craniopuncture :
ligne latérale 2 du front, au dessous du 15VB. Acupuncture
somatique : 9VC, 25E, 6VC, 36E, points secondaires : 4Rte et
3Rte (moxibustion 15 mn sur ces deux points en cas de Vide
de la Rate). 1 séance par jour, 1 à 3 séances. Craniopuncture
et acupuncture ont un effet supérieur au traitement médical
(pas de différence entre les deux techniques). L'ancienneté de
la diarrhée n'influe pas sur le résultat. L'étude du test de
transformation lymphoblastique sur un certain nombre de cas
montre que l'acupuncture élève les fonctions immunitaires.
L'étude chez le lapin montre que l'acupuncture immédiate
élève les tests d'absorption du xylose. Enfin des études
anatomiques montrent l'épaisseur du derme et de l'épiderme
chez l'enfant.
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TRATTAMENTO DI 1228 CASI DI EMIPLEGIA CON
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L'AGOPUNTURA AL CUOIO CAPELLUTO. WU
CHENGXUN. rivista italiana di medicina tradizionale
cinese. 1990;6:49-50 (ita).
167- gera: 29157/di/ra
VERTIGO TREATED WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE.
ZHANG SHUNYING ET AL. journal of traditional chinese
medicine. 1991;11(1):26-8 (eng).
EA /65 cas cranio .Zone des vertiges : Stimulation par rotation
(120/min) durant 1 minute. Manipulation 3 foi toutes les 5
minutes. _Une séance par jour 10 jours. _ 40 guérisons.
(Normalisation de tous les signes).
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THE TREATMENT OF ENURESIS WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE. CHEN ZAIWEN ET AL. journal of
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EINFLUB DER NEUEN SCHÄDELAKUPUNKTUR NACH
YAMAMOTO AUF DIE SCHMERZSCHWELLENÄNDERUNG.
UMLAUF R. deutsche zeitschrift für akupunktur. 1991;3:503 (deu*).
[Influence de la nouvelle acupuncture du crâne selon
Yamamoto sur le changement du seuil de douleur]. Chez 100
patients souffrant de douleurs dans la région de l'articulation
de l'épaule et du tiers supérieur du bras (GI 15,GI 14), les
changements du seuil de douleur ont été déterminés
immédiatement après le déclenchement de la sensation de
chaleur au début du traitement avec la nouvelle acupuncture
du crâne selon Yamamoto (variante I, zone C traitement
homolatéral). Ces résultats ont été comparés avec deux
groupes témoins : (1) 20 patients ont été soumis à un
traitement controlatéral de la zone C au début de la Y.1. (2) 20
patients n'ont pas été traités. Tous les patients ont montré les
mêmes troubles. Lors de l'évaluation statistique, on a constaté
une différence statistique significative de p <0,01 (1% niveau
de signification), en comparant les seuils de douleur entre le
groupe 1 et les groupes témoins 2 et 3, et cela déjà après 30
secondes. On a également constaté une
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VORLÄUFIGE AUSWERTUNG ANALGETISCHER
WIRKUNG DER NEUEN SCHÄDELAKUPUNKTUR NACH
YAMAMOTO BEI PATIENTEN NACH ORTHOPÄDISCHEN
OPERATIONEN. UMLAUF R. deutsche zeitschrift für
akupunktur. 1991;3:66-9 (deu).
[Evaluation provisoire de l'effet analgésique de la nouvelle
acupuncture du crâne selon Yamamoto chez des patients
ayant subi des opérations orthopédiques]. L'effet
hypoalgésique ou analgésique de la nouvelle acupuncture du
crâne selon T Yamamoto (variant Y) a été examiné chez 50
patients ayant subi d'importantes opérations orthopédiques, le
premier jour post-opératoire, en temps constant ; l'effet a été
en même temps objectivé par une modification de l'amplitude
du mouvement actif observé sur l'extrémité opérée. Une
casuistique permet de démontrer et d'expliquer l'importance
d'une commutation à court terme de la fréquence de
stimulations, basse, moyenne et élevée, en augmentant
simultanément l'intensité de stimulation (toujours en- deça du
seuil de douleur), pour prolonger la durée de l'analgésie. On
met l'accent, d'une part, sur la rapidité de l'effet hypoalgésique
ou analgésique de ce micro-système de l'acupuncture, et
d'autre part, sur la durée relativement brève de son effet
analgésique chez les patients souffrant de douleurs surtout
périphériques
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 50 CASES OF ATAXIA
TREATED WITH HEAD ACUPUNCTURE IN COMBINATION
WITH ACUPOINT BLOCKADE]. FU JIZHONG ET AL.
chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 1991;11(1):23-4
(chi*).
50 cases of ataxia were treated by the authors with head
acupuncture and acupoint blockade. To perform head
acupuncture, the primary point is Equilibrium Zone, and the
secondary ones are Dizziness and Hearing Zone and FootMotoring-Sensory Zone. After the insertion, needles are swiftly
rotated for 3 times, 5 minutes for each time and there is a 5-
minute interval in between. The needling is once daily. The
following body points are prescribed : Jianyu (L.I. 15), Quchi
(L.I. 11), Shousanli, Hegu (L.I. 4), Shenshu (U.B. 23), Biguan
(St 31), Maibu, Siqiang, Yanglingquan (G.B. 34), Zusanli (St
36), Taichong (Liv 3), and Kunlun (U.B. 60). The injection is
once for every other day in all the points. As the result, 20
cases were cured, 20 were markedly effective, 5 were
improved and 5
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[EMPLOYMENT OF ACUPUNCTURE FOR THE POSTOPERATIVE REHABILITATION OF SEVERE TRAUMATIC
INJURY]. XU ZHOURONG. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 1991;11(1):27-8 (chi*).
The author treated 87 cases of post-operative motoring
impairment due to the severe trauma and point are selected in
conformity with the differentiation of the injured areas as well
as the condition of the impairment. The injury affecting the
spine and limbs is treated in the same way. Body points should
be connected with the electric acupuncture apparatus for 20
minutes and to use head acupuncture, needles are retained for
20 minutes and manipulated twice or 3 times in between. The
treatment is once daily and 10 times constitute one course. As
the result, 48 patients are fully cured and have resumed their
job, 32 were markedly effective, 6 were improved and 1
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[CLINICAL STUDY ON THE TREATMENT OF INFANTILE
CEREBRAL PALSY AND LOW INTELLIGENCE WITH
ACUPUNCTURE]. LI YUHUA ET AL. chinese acupuncture
The authors used head-acupuncture, acupoint injection,
conventional acupuncture, and ear acupressure all together
four methods to treat 60 cases of infantile cerebral palsy and
low intelligence, in 48 of which the therapeutic effect has been
evaluated and statically analysed. Before the treatment, the
equilibrium rate of the twelve Jing-Well points was tested and
compared with those of the normal subjects. It is found that the
rate of liver, gallbladder, kidney, urinary bladder, stomach,
sanjiao, and small intestine meridians are notably different
from that of the normal children. Points of the above meridians
are selected purposely for needling and the equilibrium rate of
small intestine, Sanjiao, stomach, gallbladder, and urinary
bladder is markedly heightened. 41.67% of the sick children
had their IQ elevated more than half a degree, and the
elevation of the operation IQ is fairly
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[OBSERVATION ON THE COMPARISON OF
THERAPEUTICAL EFFECT BETWEEN HEADACUPUNCTURE AND BODY ACUPUNCTURE IN
TREATING APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA]. WANG QUANQI
ET AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1991;11(5):13 (chi*).
233 cases of apoplectic hemiplegia are randomly divided
according the sequence of into the admission to the hospital
the head-acupuncture group (103 cases) and body
acupuncture group (130 cases). In the former, the upper two
thirds of the motor region is prescribed and different regions
are also selected according to the nature of the language
disturbance : while in the latter, points of hand foot Yangming
meridians on the affected side are used and other points are
combined according to the symptoms. Both groups are
needled once daily, and the needles are retained for 30
minutes and manipulated intermittently 3 times. Functional
training is also combined. One month makes up one course of
treatment. In the head-acupuncture group, the cure rate is
25.24% (26 cases), and the total effective rate is 96.11% (99
cases) ; while in the body acupuncture group, 31 cases are
cured (23.85%) and the total effective rate was 96.92% (126
cases). So there is no marked difference between the two
groups.
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[CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF 114 CASES WITH BACILLARY
DYSENTERY BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. WU XINWEI ET
AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 1991;11(2):11
(chi*).
The author selected the second frontal line of scalp
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acupuncture. Insert the needle at 15 degree. For patients
under 15, you can apply prompt pricking method, and for those
above 16, retained needles. If the disease is acute with short
duration, and diarrhea more than 5 times a day, reducing
method, on the contrary reinforcing method. Usually retention
of needles should last one-four hours. Treatment everyday or
every another day. During treatment, no other medicine. The
result of 114 cases : cured rate 93 cases (81.5%),
improvement rate 19 cases (16.7%), failed rate 2 cases
(1.8%). The total effective rate 98.2%. The times of treatment
is maximum 7 times,
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[OBSERVATION ON THE THERAPEUTICAL EFFECT OF
100 CASES OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE TREATED
WITH HEAD ACUPUNCTURE]. FANG YUNPENG ET AL.
chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 1991;11(2):15
(chi*).
Points being needled include Prone Zang-heart of Upper Jiao,
Supine Zang-heart of lower Jiao, and Respiration- Circulation
zone. The operation of the needling technique is the flying
needling without rotation. The treatment is once daily, the
needles are retained for 30 to 40 minutes, and there is a twoday break after 5 sessions. One course of treatment consists
of 10 sessions. The therapeutical effect is tested after 40
sessions. As the result, 52 cases had the disappearance of the
symptoms, 42 had the improvement of the symptoms and 6
had no change. Simultaneously, it has been also found that
there are changes of indices before and after the treatment of
head acupuncture in 6 items, such as ECG, blood-fat, left
heart function, blood pressure, etc. This result reveals the
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[OBSERVATION ON THE THERAPEUTICAL EFFECT OF
348 CASES OF SEQUELAE FROM ENCEPHALITIS B.
TREATED WITH COMPOUND METHODS OF
ACUPUNCTURE]. SUN FAXIAN. chinese acupuncture and
The author has treated 348 cases of sequelae of encephalitis
B. with compound methods of acupuncture including body
acupuncture, head acupuncture, and ear acupuncture. In each
session, two methods were combined. As the result, 148
cases were cured, making up 52.8% ; 108 were markedly
effective, up to 31.3% ; 42 were improved, up to 12.2%, and
13 failed, up to 3.7%. The total effective rate was 83.3%.
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 322 CASES OF HEADACHE
TREATED WITH HEAD-ACUPUNCTURE IN ANTERIORTEMPORAL LINE]. WANG HAIJING ET AL. chinese
The authors used 8 centimetre long needle in gauge 32 that
was inserted from the mandible region to penetrate Xuanlu
(G.B. 5), Xuanli (G.B. 6) and Qubin (G.B. 7), Fengshi (G.B. 20)
was supplemented for lateral headache ; Tianzhu (U.B. 10) for
vertical headache, 322 cases of various headache were
treated and there are 45 cases of cure, 116 of marked
effectiveness, 54 of being improve and 7 of failure.
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[EVALUATION OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE TREATING
APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA]. LU SHOUKANG. journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 1991;32(10):49 (eng).
180- gera: 64785/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF FORCED LAUGHING IN THE
CONVALESCENCE OF APOPLEXY BY MEANS OF
ACUPUNCTURE]. LEI XINQIANG. chinese acupuncture
40 patients were randomly divided into 2 groups, 23 in the
observed group who were treated with the needling in bilateral
Neiguan (P 6), the 2nd and 3rd speech regions on the head,
opposite to the affected limbs, and 17 in the control group who
were treated with routine medication. After two month
treatment, the total effective rate in both groups was no
marked difference, but the cure rate of the observed group
was higher than that of the control group, and the difference
was noticeable. (P<0.01). It is indicated that needling Neiguan
(P 6) and the speech regions of head acupuncture can
effectually eliminate the symptom of forced laughing.
181- gera: 64796/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR 100 CASES OF
CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE]. LIU JINXIAN ET AL.
1991;10(4):8 (chi).
182- gera: 65385/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THE CURATIVE EFFECT OF 158
CASES OF GASTROPTOSIS TREATED MAINLY USING
HEAD ACUPUNCTURE]. GUO ZHAORONG ET AL. journal
of traditional chinese medicine. 1991;32(6):43 (eng).
183- gera: 82481/di/ra
CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON 48 CASES OF URINARY
TRACT INFECTION TREATED BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE.
KONG YAOQI. international journal of clinical
acupuncture. 1991;1(3):301-04 (eng).
184- gera: 82629/di/ra
NEUE JAPANISCHE SCHÄDELAKUPUNKTUR NACH
YAMAMOTO IM VERGLEICH ZUR STIRNAKUPUNKTUR
NACH BAHR. ERBE G. der akupunkturarzt
aurikulotherapeut. 1991;1:1-5 (deu*).
The localisations of Japanese skull acupuncture according to
Yamamoto are compared with the forehead acupuncture
according to Bahr. Some examples are given to show the
possibilities of therapy by forehead
185- gera: 83309/di/ra
AKUPUNKTUR IN DER GEBURTSHILFE. SCHULER W.
deutsche zeitschrift für akupunktur. 1991;34(5):98-105
(deu*).
Ways of facilitating childbirth by means of acupuncture are
described in detail. The author refers mainly to TCM concepts
although the use of acupuncture in childbirth is comparatively
new in TCM. This paper is based on 1200 births with the help
of acupuncture. Acupuncture has a positive effect on the
mother, alleviating pain without any medical risks and calming
her without reducing her awareness of the experience. There
is also a significant reduction in the duration of labour.
Acupuncture also has a positive effect on the child because
there are no toxic or other side effects for it. Acupuncture may
be used during three stages : 1. during childbirth, 2. after
childbirth, including breast feeding problems, 3. prior to labour
and during pregnancy. The point combinations for all three
stages are given in detail and include ear and scalp
acupuncture points. Electrical stimulation of the needles
(frequency > 50 Hz, i. e. low-frequencies, at a comfortably
tolerable intensity)
186- gera: 83456/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY AND ITS CLINICAL
APPLICATION. LU SHOUKANG. journal of traditional
187- gera: 83542/di/ra
VERTIGINE TRATTATA CON CRANIOPUNTURA. ZHANG
SHUNYING ET AL. rivista italiana di medicina tradizionale
cinese. 1991;3:56-7 (ita).
188- gera: 83543/di/ra
TRATTAMENTO DELL'ENURESI CON CRANIOPUNTURA.
CHEN ZAIWEN ET AL. rivista italiana di medicina
tradizionale cinese. 1991;3:58. (ita).
189- gera: 83581/di/ra
NEUE SCHÄDELAKUPUNKTUR NACH YAMAMOTO. YSNA
EINE ROUTINEMETHODE FÜR KLINIK UND PRAXIS.
MARIE-OEHLER W. akupunktur theorie und praxis.
1991;4:229-69 (deu*).
After more than twenty years success in clinical and practical
experience New Scalp Acupuncture according to Yamamoto
seems to be a well developed special method in acupuncture.
In consequence of its simple concept it is a method for
beginners, in consequence of the complexity of its effect it is a
method for experienced and masters. In consequence of its
wide spectrum of indications, its simple and exact handling, its
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effectivity and its clear holistic base this method has had an
increasing aknowledgement and spreading.
190- gera: 83604/di/ra
COMBINED APPLICATION OF SCALP AND BODY
ACUPUNCTURE IN THE TREATMENT OF
PSEUDOBULBAR PARALYSIS. QU HONG ET AL. journal
of traditional chinese medicine. 1991;11(3):170-3 (eng).
191- gera: 83617/di/ra
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. WANG LING. journal of
192- gera: 83991/di/ra
CRANEOPUNTURA EN EL TRATAMIENTO DEL VERTIGO.
ZHANG SHUNYING ET AL. revista de la medicina
tradicional china. 1991;1(4):12-13 (esp).
193- gera: 83994/di/ra
TRATAMIENTO DE LA ENURESIS CON
CRANEOPUNTURA. CHEN ZAIWEN ET AL. revista de la
medicina tradicional china. 1991;1(4):14-15 (esp).
194- gera: 84239/di/ra
THE OPTIMAL TIME FOR TREATING APOPLECTIC
HEMIPARALYSIS BY THROUGH NEEDLING ON SCALP
POINTS : AN OBSERVATION OF 73 CASES. DONG
GUIRONG ET AL. international journal of clinical
195- gera: 84250/di/ra
A DIALOGUE ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. X. international
journal of clinical acupuncture. 1991;2(4):399-2 (eng).
196- gera: 84253/di/ra
AN OBSERVATION ON THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON HYPERPLASIA OF MAMMARY
GLANDS. KONG RAOQI. international journal of clinical
197- gera: 35601/di/ra
THE EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON THE
WEIGHT-LIFTING CAPACITY OF THE HEALTHY AND
PARALYZED LOWER LIMB. TOSHIKATSU YAMAMOTO ET
AL. american journal of acupuncture. 1992;20(1):47-54
(eng).
This study evaluates the effectiveness of needling a new scalp
acupoint. The maximal work capacity measured by weight
lifting tasks in subjects with paralyzed and healthy lower
extremities was compared be fore and after needling at
Yamamoto's new scalp acupuncture point D. In response to
acupuncture, an improvement of the weight lifting capacity of
paralyzed legs was shown in seven out of 13 experiments
(53.8 %). Legs with normal weight-lifting power showed a
decrease in the maximal work capacity in two of seven
experiments (28.6 %).
198- gera: 35637/di/ra
COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE IN TREATING ACUTE CEREBRAL
HEMORRHAGE. DONG GUIRONG ET AL. international
The therapeutic effect of acupuncture is very marked in
treating cerebral apoplexy, a disease often seriously
jeopardizing human health. Most published clinical reports,
however, have been limited to self-control studies on patients
clinical manifestations before and after treatment, without any
comparison between different therapeutic methods. Since
1988 we have treated acute hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage
with scalp acupuncture and also made comparisons with other
therapeutic methods in order to confirm therapeutic effect and
evaluate the usefulness of this method. The result are briefly
summarized as follows.
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REPORT ON 10 YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF 114 YOUNG
ENCEPHALOPATHY PATIENTS TREATED WITH
ACUPUNCTURE. HE JINZHI. international journal of
clinical acupuncture. 1992;3(2):117-23 (eng).
200- gera: 35866/di/ra
TREATMENT OF APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA WITH SCALP
NEEDLING, USING WITHDRAWING-REPLENISHING
METHOD PLUS PHYSICAL EXERCISE : A CLINICAL
OBSERVATION. KONG RAOQI. international journal of
201- gera: 35875/di/ra
CORRELATION BETWEEN THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN LACUNAR CEREBRAL
INFARCTION AND CT LOCATION OF FOCI. YU PENG ET
AL. international journal of clinical acupuncture.
1992;3(2):209-10 (eng).
202- gera: 35885/di/ra
EPILEPSIE ET CRANIOPUNCTURE. KESPI JM. revue
francaise d'acupuncture. 1992;70:63-4 (fra*).
Nous présentons ici une observation d'épilepsie de type Feu
avec grand mal et absences guérie par acupuncture et
craniopuncture.
203- gera: 35940/di/ra
TREATMENT OF PERIPHERAL FACIAL PARALYSIS BY
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. A REPORT OF 100 CASES. CUI
YUNMENG. journal of traditional chinese medicine.
1992;12(2):106-7 (eng).
204- gera: 36018/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN TREATING 20 CASES OF
HEMIPLEGIA. WANG HENG ET AL. international journal of
Between june 1980 and may 1990 we obtained good results
using scalp acupuncture in 20 cases of hemiplegia, with
instant remarkable effect after a single treatment in all cases.
The advantages of the therapy were obvious - almost instant
effect and easy manipulation.
205- gera: 36059/di/ra
TERAPIA DI CRANIOPUNTURA E SUA APPLICAZIONE
CLINICA. LU SHOUKANG. rivista italiana di medicina
tradizionale cinese. 1992;4:50-5 (ita).
206- gera: 36168/di/ra
[CLINICAL REPORT OF COMBINATION OF CHU'S SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY AND REHABILITATION
TECHNIQUES ON PATIENTS WITH HEMIPLEGIA]. X.
journal of the japan society of acupuncture.
1992;42(1):101. (jap).
207- gera: 36633/di/cg
BRAIN NEEDLE THERAPY FOR STRESS SYNDROME.
MAEDA S. wfas international symposium on the trend of
research in acupuncture, roma. 1992;:180 (eng).
208- gera: 36670/di/cg
LASER ACUPUNCTURE FOR PAINFUL KNEE USING
BONE REFLEX POINTS ON SKULL. ITOHO PIA. wfas
international symposium on the trend of research in
acupuncture, roma. 1992;:210 (eng).
Traitement de 20 patients par Irradiation Laser (60 secondes,
830nm) au "point osseux réflexe". Situé au niveau de la
Mastoïde. 70% de bons résultats.
209- gera: 36933/di/ra
APLICACION COMBINADA DE ACUPUNTURA CORPORAL
Y CRANEOPUNTURA EN EL TRATAMIENTO DE LA
PARALISIS PSEUDOBULBAR. QU HONG, ET AL. revista
de la medicina tradicional china. 1992;2(2):5-7 (esp).
210- gera: 36944/di/ra
CRANEOPUNTURA Y SU APLICACION CLINICA. LU
SHUOKANG. revista de la medicina tradicional china.
1992;2(3):24-30 (esp).
211- gera: 39746/di/ra
[ANALYSIS OF 148 OF SEQUELA OF CEREBRAL
VASCULAR ACCIDENT TREATED WITH ACUPUNCTURE].
XU DEREN. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
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1992;12(2):13 (chi*).
The author divided 148 cases of hemiplegia into 3 groups. All
the patients had the duration of disease within one year and
half. The first group was treated with body acupuncture in
points of Yang meridians, especially Yangming meridians and
points of other meridians were also combined. Needles were
connected with impulsed electric current. The treatment was
once daily. The second group was offered the treatment with
head acupuncture and motoring region, foot motoring-sensory
region, sensory region, speech region etc. were prescribed
according to the symptoms. The treatment was once daily. The
third group had the combination of the both. In all the 3 groups,
10 sessions of treatment constituted 1 treating course and the
following course started after 3 days interval. The statistical
processing revealed that the third group was remarkably
superior to the other two.
212- gera: 39880/di/ra
[GENERAL CLINICAL CONDITION OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE IN RECENT TEN YEARS]. ZHANG
ZHENG. hubei journal of traditional chinese medicine.
1992;2:45 (chi).
213- gera: 43796/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF 108 CASES PREMENSTRUAL TENSION
BY HEAD ACUPUNCTURE]. LI JIN ET AL. chinese
The authors treated 108 cases of premenstrual tension by
head-acupuncture points Foot-Motoring-Sensory and Genital
zones and obtained satisfactory effect. The treatment was
started 10 days before the menstrual period and stopped at
the end of the menstruation. The treatment was once daily, the
needles were retained for 20 minutes during which
manipulation of needles was performed for 3 times, 1 minute
each time, with the frequency of 180 to 200 times per minute.
Meanwhile, Tongtian, Chengguang, Touwei etc. were
combined according to the differentiation. Among 108 cases,
99 were cured (91.7 %), 9 improved (8.3 %). The other 108
cases were treated by means of medicinal herbs, and their
cured rate was 63.0 % and the improvement 37.0 %.
Remarkable
214- gera: 44177/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ASSOCIATED WITH NEWSELECTED AREAS IN MANAGEMENT OF CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE SEQUELAE, REPORT OF 500
CASES ANALYSIS]. WU CHENG-XUN ET AL. shanxi
journal of traditional chinese medicine. 1992;8(5):9 (chi).
215- gera: 44670/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON EFFECTS OF 8 CASES OF
CEREBELLAR ATAXIA BY SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE]. LI
QIAO-JU ET AL. shanxi journal of traditional chinese
medicine. 1992;8(6):37 (chi).
216- gera: 44730/di/ra
[EIGHTY-EIGHT CASES OF APOPLEXY TREATED BY
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH IDEA
INDUCTIVE METHOD]. YU GUOQIAO ET AL. shanghai
journal of acupuncture and moxibustion. 1992;11(4):12
(chi).
217- gera: 44937/di/ra
[THE MECHANISM OF HEAD ACUPUNCTURE FOR
TREATING WINDSTROKE DISCUSSED WITH THE THEORY
OF CHANNELS AND COLLATERALS]. ZHAO SHU-TONG
1992;12(6):39 (chi*).
With the theory of channels and collaterals, the article
discussed the mechanism of head acupuncture for treating
windstroke from four aspects : 1) Induced in tables the
channels and collaterals which are connected directly with
scalp and their laws ; 2) Drew a conclusion that the channel Qi
goes up to the head and enters the brain according to the laws
of movement of channel Qi ; 3) Stated that the disorders of
movement of channel Qi are the cause of windstroke ; and 4)
Explained the method of head acupuncture for treating
windstroke and analysed the
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CUALES SON LAS INDICACIONES DE LA TERAPIA CON
ACUPUNTURA EN CUERO CABELLUDO ?. WANG LING.
revista de la medicina tradicional china. 1992;2(2):37.
(esp).
219- gera: 4639/di/cg
CLINIC OBSERVATION OF ZHU'S SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
WITH TUINA IN TREATING ACUTE LOW BACK PAIN
SYNDROME. JIACHEN Z ET AL. third world conference on
acupuncture. 1993;:206. (eng).
220- gera: 8330/di/cg
CLINICAL REPORT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR
PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PSYCHOSOMATIC
SYMPTOMS. KAJIMA I ET AL. third world conference on
221- gera: 8421/di/cg
A CASE OF LEFT SCIATICA TREATED BY ACUPUNCTURE
(abstract). TANAKA N. third world conference on
Amélioration de la douleur de 80% sur EVA après
craniopuncture.
222- gera: 8479/di/cg
TREATING ANXIETY WITH SCALP NEEDLE. CHAN HPY.
third world conference on acupuncture. 1993;:381. (eng).
223- gera: 36975/di/ra
TRATAMIENTO DE LA PARALISIS FACIAL PERIFERICA
MEDIANTE CRANEOPUNTURA. ESTUDIO DE 100 CASOS.
CUI YUNMENG. revista de la medicina tradicional china.
1993;1:14-5 (esp).
224- gera: 38234/di/ra
[COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN SCALP NEEDLING
AND BODY NEEDLING IN THE TREATMENT OF
APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA]. SHI YING ET AL. journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 1993;34(1):34 (eng*).
By applying "withdrawing and adding method" for pointspenetrating scalp needling, 100 cases of apoplectic were
treated with a cured rate of 45%, the total effective rate being
97%. As compared with 50 cases treated with body needling at
the same period, the effective rate revealed significant
difference.
225- gera: 38602/di/ra
[CLINICAL RESEARCH IN SCALP-POINT PENETRATION
NEEDLING FOR ACUTE CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. YU
ZHISHUN ET AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
226- gera: 38871/di/ra
NEEDLING SCALP POINTS IN TREATING A CASE OF
VEGETATIVE EXISTENCE (DECORTICAL STATE)
FACILITATING A DYNAMIC OBSERVATION OF BRAIN
ACTIVITY MAPPING. YU PENG ET AL. international
journal of clinical acupuncture. 1993;4(1):9 (eng).
227- gera: 38873/di/ra
CLINICAL OBSERVATION AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES
ON THE TREATMENT OF SEQUELAE OF STROKE BY
NEEDLING TEMPORAL POINTS. LIANG RIAN.
international journal of clinical acupuncture.
1993;18(104):19-26 (eng).
228- gera: 38874/di/ra
CLINICAL STUDY OF THE CHOICE REGION OF SCALP
ACUPOINTS FOR THE TREATMENT OF APOPLECTIC
HEMIPLEGIA. SHI XIAN ET AL. international journal of
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LA CRANIOPUNCTURE. PERRET A. meridiens.
1993;100:187-206 (fra).
230- gera: 45620/di/ra
TREATMENT OF PERIOMARTHRITIS WITH SCALP
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ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY. A REPORT OF 210 CASES. .
JIA HUAIYU ET AL. journal of traditional chinese medicine.
1993;13(3):199-201 (eng).
231- gera: 45628/di/ra
TREATMENT OF APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE IN RELATION TO CT FINDINGS. . WANG
YUKANG ET AL. journal of traditional chinese medicine.
1993;13(3):182-4 (eng).
232- gera: 46767/di/ra
[A STUDY ON THE TECHNIQUES OF DOUBLE HEAD
ACUPUNCTURE IN TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL
VASCULAR ACCIDENT]. JIN WANCHENG ET AL. chinese
The present treatment is based on the conventional head
acupuncture, but double needling was employed. One hundred
two cases of cerebral vascular accident (CVA) were treated
with this method. It was found that the marked effective rate
was 80.4%, and the total effective rate was 99%. A
comparison was made among 310 cases treated with double
held acupad acupuncture, single head acupuncture, body
acupuncture and the combination of head and body
acupuncture, respectively. The result showed that double head
acupuncture obtained the best effect. Experimental
observations prove that this method can remarkably elevate
the skin temperas, streng then the pulse wave in lobulus
auriculae, improve blood circulation, and it is beneficial to
motivating remaining functions if the cerebral cortex and can
speed up the recovery of motor functions of the limbs.
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[EFFECTIVE OBSERVATION ON 44 CASES OF
HEMIPLEGIA DUE TO APOPLEXY BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. SHEN QI-GEN. practical journal of
integrating chinese with modern medicine. 1993;6(7):0
(chi).
234- gera: 46941/di/ra
[HEAD ACUPUNCTURE IN THE TREATMENT OF
WINDSTORKE]. ZHOU JIANWEI ET AL. chinese
According to the "lnternational Standard of Chinese Head
Acupoints" 207 patients suffering from windstroke were treated
by needling along the anterior and posterior parietotemporal
oblique lines, and the first and second paraparietal lines. The
marked effective rate accounted for 73.43% of the total, and
the overall effective rate represented 89.86%. After the
treatment myodynamia and some symptoms, lingual
dysfunction, facial and tongue paralysis were obviously
improved (P<0.01). The therapeutic effect if head acupuncture
was obviously better than that of Western medicine (P<0.01).
Comparison in thera peutic effects made between needlings
along different lines and between those applied on the intact
and affected sides of the body showed that they were effective
in improving the symptoms, but there was no significant
difference (P>0.05).
235- gera: 46942/di/ra
[HEAD ACUPUNCTURE IN TREATING APHASIA CAUSED
BY ACUTE CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDER]. ZHANG
LINHONG ET AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1993;13(3):6 (chi*).
Forty four patients suffering from aphasia caused by acute
cerebrovascular disorder were randomly divided into two
groups : the head acupuncture and the control groups (22
cases for each group) , and were observed for 4 weeks. The
results revealed that the therapeutic effect in the former group
was better than that in the latter group (P<0.001). Aphasia was
cured more rapidly in the head acupuncture group than in the
control group. The difference its of significance statistically
(P<0.02).
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[DETERMINATION OF CLINICAL EFFECTS OF HEAD
ACUPUNCTURE ON ACUTE CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS].
WANG GUO-XIANG ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
One hundred seventeen acute cerebral thrombosis patients
were randomly divided into two groups : head needling plus
medication group (Group A, 63 cases) and medication group
(Group B, 54 cases). The function of the nervous system,
encephalic topographical mapping and the change of
somatosensory evoked potentials were observed before and
after the treatment. It was found that the indexes in the two
groups changed significantly (P<0.05 ~ 0.001). The
therapeutic effect in group A was better than that in group B
(P<0.001). The curative efficacy of head acupuncture on acute
cerebral thrombosis is objectively confirmed by means of
electrophysiological studies.
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[A DISCUSSION ON PRESCRIPTIONS OF HEAD POINTS].
SHI XIAN. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1993;13(6):35 (chi*).
238- gera: 47957/di/ra
[THERAPEUTIC EFFECTIVENESS OF ANGINA PECTORIS
BY ACTIVATING YANG XUANBI AND TONIFYING THE
KIDNEY AND HEAD-ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY IN 30
CASES]. ZHOU YUZHONG. the practical journal of
(chi).
239- gera: 47961/di/ra
[ANALYSIS ON THE SHORT-TERM CURATIVE EFFECT OF
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON 238 CASES OF APOPLECTIC
HEMIPLEGIA]. JIA HUAIYU ET AL. shanghai journal of
acupuncture and moxibustion. 1993;12(4):148 (chi).
240- gera: 47962/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR INFANTILE CEREBRAL
PALSY]. XIANG LIMIN YAN HUA. shanghai journal of
241- gera: 48358/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF APOPLEXY WITH HEMIPLEGIA BY
SCALP SLOW FREQUENCY ELECTRIC ACUPUNCTURE
COMBINED WITH PHYSICAL EXERCISE]. HU RUYUN ET
AL. new journal of traditional chinese medicine.
1993;25(12):28 (chi).
242- gera: 57187/di/ra
EFFECTIVE ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY FOR STROKE AND
CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASES : PART II. CHEN A.
american journal of acupuncture. 1993;21(3):205-18 (eng).
In Part II the author reviews the contemporary therapies of
Scalp acupuncture and Eye (Orbit) acupuncture, their
application and supporting research in the treatment of poststroke hemiplegia, and illustrates how each therapy is derived
from traditional acupuncture. As such, both share points of the
clinically significant "Central System of Yang Meridians" and
the "Eye System of Collaterals" (described in Part 1) which the
author notes are frequently overlooked in traditional meridian
theory. Part III will review acupuncture prescriptions for
prevention of transient ischemic attack, hypertension, cerebral
arteriosclerosis, hyperlipidemia, hyperlipoproteinemia and
stress, as well as emergency treatments for coma and shock.
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THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF HEAD ACUPUNCTURE ON
STROKE. ZHOU JIANWEI ET AL. world journal of
acupuncture-moxibustion. 1994;4(2):3-6 (eng).
According to the " International Standard of Chinese Head
Acupoints", 207 patients suffering from stroke were treated by
needling along the anterior and posterior obligue lines of
vertex-temporal, and the line 1 and line 2 lateral to vertex. The
markedly effective rate accounted for 73.43% of the total, and
the overall effective rate represented 89. 86%. After the
treatment some symptoms as hemiplegia , lingual dysfunction,
facial and tongue paralysis were obviously improved (P< 0. 01
). The therapeutic effect of head acupuncture was obviously
better than that of Western medicine (P<0. 01). Comparison of
therapeutic effects made among needling along different lines
and between those applied on the intact and affected sides of
the body showed that they were all effective in improving the
symptoms, but there was no significant difference (P<0. 05).
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THE ASSESSMENT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR
TREATING ISCHEMIC STROKE. WANG GUOXING ET AL.
world journal of acupuncture-moxibustion. 1994;4(2):7-9
(eng).
One hundred and seventeen acute cerebral infarction patients
were randomly divided into two groups : Scalp acupuncture
group (Group A) and pure medication group (Group B). The
function of the nervous system, brain electrical activity
mapping and somatosensory evoked potentials were observed
before and after the treatment. It was found that the indexes in
the two groups changed significantly (P<0.05). The curative
effects in Group A were better than that in Group B (P< 0.001).
The curative effects of scalp acupuncture on acute cerebral
infarction were objectively confirmed by means of
electrophysiological studies.
245- gera: 2250/di/ra
RESEARCH ON SEQUELAE OF CEREBROVASCULAR
ACCIDENT TREATED BY THREE DIFFERENT NEEDLING
TECHNIQUES. LI YANHUI ET AL. world journal of
One hundred and sixty cases of sequelae of cerebrovascular
accident (CVA) were randomly divided into three groups : The
temporal point group (TG), 58 cases; the scalp acupuncture
group (SG), 52 cases; the body acupuncture group (BG), 50
cases. It was shown that after 30 treatments the curative
effects were significantly different (P<0. 01 ) among the three
groups. The effect in TG was better than those in SG and BG.
There was no difference in curative effects between SG and
BG. It is indicated that all the three needling techniques can
improve encephalic blood flow in patients. It seems that the
effects of the three needling techniques are as follows
246- gera: 15252/di/ra
TRATAMIENTO DE LA PERIOMARTRITIS CON
CRANEOPUNTURA. INFORME DE 210 CASOS. HUAIYU J
ET AL. revista de la medicina tradicional china.
1994;4(2):21-3 (esp).
247- gera: 17204/di/ra
TRATTAMENTO DELL'EMIPLEGIA APOPLETTICA CON LA
CRANIOPUNTURA IN BASE ALL'IMMAGINE DELLA
TOMOGRAFIA COMPUTERIZZATA. YUKANG W ET AL.
rivista italiana di medicina tradizionale cinese.
1994;57(3):34-5 (ita).
248- gera: 17227/di/ra
TERAPIA DELLA PERIARTRITE SCAPOLO-OMERALE
CON CRANIOPUNTURA. RESOCONTO DI 210 CASI.
HUAIYU J ET AL. rivista italiana di medicina tradizionale
cinese. 1994;57(3):46-7 (ita).
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TRATAMIENTO DE LA HEMIPLEGIA POSTAPOPLEJICA
MEDIANTE CRANEOPUNTURA EN RELACION CON LOS
HALLAZGOS TOMOGRAFICOS. YUKANG W ET AL. revista
de la medicina tradicional china. 1994;4(1):16-8 (esp).
250- gera: 48858/di/ra
A CONTROL STUDY OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN
TREATING APHASIA AFTER ACUTE
CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASES. ZHANG LINHONG ET
AL. world journal of acupuncture moxibustion.
1994;4(1):20-7 (eng).
A control study of clinical therapeutic effects of scalp
acupuncture was made on forty-four patients suffering from
aphasia caused by acute cerebrovascular diseases, and was
observed for 4 weeks. The results revealed that the
therapeutic effect in the scalp acupuncture group was better
than that in the control group. Aphasia was cured more rapidly
in the scalp acupuncture group than in the control group. The
difference was of significance
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[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR 48 CASES OF TRAUMATIC
FACIAL PARALYSIS]. LIU FANGTU ET AL. shanghai
(chi).
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[DISCUSSION ON THE MECHANISM OF IMMEDIATE
EFFECT OF HEAD NEEDLING ON ACUTE
ENCEPHALORRHAGIA]. DONG GUI-RONG ET AL. chinese
The effects of head needling on 23 patients suffering from
acute encephalorrhagia were observed, and the
somatosensory evoked potentials (SEP) were examinated.
There was no statistically significant difference in SEP among
the three groups: the left and right sides in normal subjects
and the unaffected side in encephalorrhagia patients (P<0.05).
The SEP in the paralysed limbs were abnomal with the peak
latencies were prolonged, the amplitutes were lowered, and
the waves after P15 disappeared. After acupuncture the lowed
amplitutes increased and the
253- gera: 49675/di/ra
[RESEARCH ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR ACUTE
CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE DUE TO HYPERTENSION].
DONG GUI-RONG ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
The contrast observation was done on scalp acupuncture and
Western medicine only for the treatment of acute cerebral
hemorrhage due to hypertension. It was shown that the
myodynamia restoration of the affected limb in the
acupuncture group (group A) was better than in the Western
medicine group (group B) and the group of drilling scalp for
suction (group C) (P<0. 01). Before and after the treatment, in
the self-contrast, the myodynamia in Group 1 was greatly
changed (P<0. 001), but there was no big changes in Group B
(P>0. 05). And the nerve function in Group A was much
improved, which was better than that in Group B after
treatment (P<0. 01). The instant effect rate was 60.7% in the
acupuncture group,
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52 CASES OF APOPLEXY TREATED WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE BY THE SLOW-RAPID REINFORCINGREDUCING METHOD. . PANG HONG. journal of traditional
85 cases of apoplexy were treated with scalp acupuncture,
including 52 cases by the method of slow-rapid reinforcingreducing and 33 cases by the method of flat twisting. The total
effective rates differed insignificantly between the 2 methods.
However, in respects of improving the myodynamia and motile
functional disturbances of the limbs, the method of slow-rapid
reinforcing-reducing was markedly superior to the method of
flat twisting.
255- gera: 49858/di/ra
[EFFECTS OF ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE ON EEG
DURING TRANSIENT GLOBAL ISCHEMIA AND
REPERFUSION IN GERBILS]. YING SAIXIA ET AL.
acupuncture research. 1994;19(1):29-32 (chi*).
In the model of gerbil of acute global ischemia and reperfusion,
we studied the effects of electro-acupuncture (EA) on total
power of EEG at different periods of global ischemia and
reperfusion. The "Fengfu" (GV 16) and "Jinsuo" (GV 8) points
were stimulated by electrical pulse with frequency 7 Hz and
intensity of 5-6 mA for 30 min. Recording was made before
ischemia and 0 min, 15 min, 30 min, 60 min, 120 min and 240
min after reperfusion respectively. The results were as follows:
1. In the control group, after 10 min of ischemia, the amplitude
of EEG was severely inhibited, even became flatten, and the
total power of EEG was significantly decreased to 1. 41 ± 1.
29%. After reperfusion, the recovery of total power was very
slow. The peak level of recovery occurred at 120 min following
reperfusion was 27. 39 ± 11. 31%. 2. In comparison with the
control group, the EA remarkably improved the recovery of
EEG after ischemia and reperfusion. The recovery of total
power was 71. 45 ± 16. 46% (P < 0. 01), and 75. 27 ± 18. 43%
(P < 0. 01) at 120 min and 240 min after reperfusion
respectively. These results strongly indicate that EA could
reduce the EEG inhibition during global ischemia and improve
the recovery after
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[CLINICAL STUDY ON THE SEQUELAE OF CEREBRAL
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VASCULAR ACCIDENT TREATED WITH TEMPORALPOINT ACUPUNCTURE]. LI YANHUI ET AL. acupuncture
research. 1994;19(2):4-7 (chi*).
One hundred and eight cases of sequelae of cerebro-vascular
accident were randomly divided into two groups temporal point
group (TG, 58 cases) and body acupuncture group (BG, 50
cases). It was shown that after 30 treatments the therapeutic
effects were significantly different statistically (P < 0. 01)
between the two groups. The effect in TG was better than that
in BG. It indicates that the two acupuncture therapies can
improve blood rheology in patients. The ameliorative function
in TG was better than that in BG. Voir traduction anglaise, réf
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257- gera: 53855/di/ra
[THE SURFACE ANATOMIC OBSERVATION OF
CEREBRAL PORECENTRAL AND POSTCENTRAL GYRUS
FOR SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. GAO WEIJUN ET AL.
acupuncture research. 1994;19(2):17-20 (chi*).
10 heads of adult cadaver were used for investigation of the
motor and sensory area of scalp acupuncture. The results are
as follows: both the surface anatomy of precentral and
postcentral gyrus were not exactly match with the motor and
sensory area described in acupuncture textbook respectively.
They were backward. Among them, the upper points were 0.
5cm backward to motor area and 1. 0cm to sensory area, the
lower point of precentral gyrus was 1. 0cm posterior to the
intersecting point of the eyebrow--occiput line and the anterior
border of the natural line of the hair at the temple, while the
lower point of postcentral gyrus is 2. 4cm posterior to the
intersecting point above described. Therefore, the authors
suggested that the motor and sensory area of the scalp
acupuncture should be backward and recommended: take the
point 1. 0cm and 3. 0cm posterior to the midpoint of
anteroposterior midline as the upper point of motor and
sensory area respectively, 1. 0cm and 2. 0cm posterior to the
intersecting point above described as the lower point
respectively. In this way, the motor and sensory areas are
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[TREATMENT OF 59 CASES OF CEREBROVASCULAR
DISORDERS BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH
MEDICATION]. LI YUNQIN ET AL. chinese acupuncture
One hundred nineteen cases of cerebrovascular disorders
were divided into the acupuncture & medication and sole
medication groups for clinical comparative study. Both the
groups were administered with routine medicaments. In
acupuncture & medication group 59 cases, 16 cases were
cured (27.12%) and the total effective rate was 96.61% while
in the sole medication group (60 cases), only 6 cases were
cured (10%) and the total effective rate was 63.37%. The
results thaw that the combination of scalp acupuncture and
medication is noticeably superior to medication alone in the
treatment of cerebrovascular disorders (P<0.005). Ref Sze
(44).
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[AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE TREATMENT OF
PARKINSON'S DISEASE WITH ELECTROACUPUNCTURE].
LUO MINGFU ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
Experimental Parkinson's disease made in rats was treated
with electric acupuncture on bilateral "Yang Lingquan (GB 34)"
And "Chorea-tremor zone". The times of rotation induced by
dehydromorphine were remarkably reduced (P<0.01) and
other symptoms were alto improved. No such changes were
found in the control animals. The outcome of the research
shows that the experimental model can he utilized in clinical
study on the mechanisms of acupuncture in treating
Parkinson's disease.
260- gera: 53960/di/ra
[INFLUENCE OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON
HEMODYNAMICS IN WINDSTROKE PATIENTS]. XING
YANLI ET AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1994;14(4):37 (chi*).
Sixty windstroke patients observed in this article were divided
at random into two groups : Group A (treated three times a
day) and Group B (treated twice daily). Scalp acupuncture with
penetrating method was applied and tho courses of treatments
(totally 20 days) were given. The indexes of hemodynamics
were improved, shown by great relief of the high density,
accumulation and stagnation of blood. It indicates that scalp
acupuncture is very good to windstroke patients, and the
therapeutic effect of three treatments daily is better than that of
twice a day.
261- gera: 55883/di/ra
CLINICAL OBSERVATION AND BASIC MECHANISM OF
BITEMPORAL ACUPUNCTURE FOR DIARRHEA IN
INFANTS. LIN YING-CHUN. international journal of clinical
262- gera: 56079/di/ra
MECHANISM AND EFFECT OF HEAD ACUPUNCTURE ON
CEREBRAL APOPLEXY. DONG KUI-RONG ET AL.
1994;5(3):297-303 (eng).
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SCALP ACUPUNCTURE PLUS MEDICATION IN SENILE
CEREBROVASCULAR DEMENTIA. WU CHEN-XUN ET AL.
1994;5(4):395-8 (eng).
264- gera: 56102/di/ra
TREATMENT OF POST-STROKE HEMIPLEGIA WITH
ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE NERVE TRUNKS
AND SCALP ACUPUNCTURE : A CLINICAL STUDY OF 30
CASES. YU YAN-TONG ET AL. international journal of
265- gera: 57233/di/ra
CLINICAL CIMPARISON OF THE ACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY WITH STANDARD
AND "SPECIAL POINTS" OF THE SCALP. LAI XINSHENG
ET AL. american journal of acupuncture. 1994;22(3):215-9
(eng).
One hundred-and-twenty-five children diagnosed with cerebral
palsy were randomized into two groups: A "special scalp
points" group and a standard scalp acupuncture group. The
overall effective rate in patients treated with the special scalp
points was significantly higher than that in the group treated
with standard scalp acupoints. Curative rates: 25.67% and
17.94%, respectively; effective rates: 97.28% and 84.60%,
respectively.
266- gera: 84814/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIC AUDITORY
HALLUCINATION WITH SCALP ELECTROPUNCTURE : A
REPORT OF 34 CASES]. XIUQIN F ET AL. beijing journal
of tcm. 1994;2:36 (chi).
267- gera: 85580/di/ra
[TREATING 180 CASES OF APOPLECTIC
HEMIPARALYSIS BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. CHEN SU
ET AL. jiangxi journal of tcm. 1994;25(6):45 (chi).
268- gera: 87493/di/ra
[HEAD ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY FOR SCIATIC
NEURALGIA]. YU XIANCHUAN. shaanxi journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 1994;15(8):370 (chi).
269- gera: 10709/di/ra
TECNICHE THERAPEUTICHE DI LONGEVITA AGOPUNTURA - MICROMASSAGIO - QIGONG CRANIOPUNTURA. CASPANI P ET AL. rivista italiana di
agopuntura. 1995;82:85-97 (ita*).
Authors report their experience about geriatrics. Traditional
Chinese Medicina techniques as : Acupuncture,
Micromassage, Qigong and scalp needling therapy.
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CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 44 CASES OF APOPLEXY
WITH ZHU'S SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. ZIYANG Z. world
journal of acupuncture-moxibustion. 1995;5(1):25-9 (eng).
88 cases of apoplexy of recovering and sequela phases were
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divided randomly into two groups, group of Zhu's Scalp
Acupuncture and group of somatic acupuncture. There were
44 cases in each group. Clinical effect of Zhu's Scalp
Acupuncture was better than that of somatic acupuncture,
percentage of basic cure and marked effect of the former was
markedly higher than that of the latter (P<0. 05). Clinical effect
of Zhu's Scalp Acupuncture on recovering phase of apoplexy
was markedly better than that on sequela phase (P<0. 01 for
the rate of basic cure and marked effect and P< 0. 05 for the
total effective rate). CIinical effect of Zhu's ScaIp Acupuncture
on hemorrhagic apoplexy hadn't marked difference with that on
ischemic apoplexy (P>0. 05). Applying Zhu's Scalp
Acupuncture to treat apoplexy, only need a few points, it is
easy to manipulate, the needling sensations are intensive, the
clinical effect is good, it is easy to accept by patients.
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TREATMENT OF 33 CASES OF APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA
BY COMBINED ACUPUNCTURE THERAPIES. XU L. world
In the present study , 33 cases of apopletic hemiplegia were
treated with combined therapies of scalp-, body- acupuncture
and restoring consciousness needling; besides,
electroacupuncture (EA) stimulation was added. The treatment
was given once daily, six days constitute a therapeutic course
with an interval of 1-2 days between courses. After 5 courses
of treatment , i c cases (30. 30%) were cured, 15 (45. 43%)
markedly effective, 7 (21. 21%) effective and 1 (3.03% was
ineffective. The total effective rate was 96. 96%.
272- gera: 56136/di/ra
A DIALOGUE ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE : (PART 1). HU
JIN-SHENG. international journal of clinical acupuncture.
1995;6(1):47-53 (eng).
273- gera: 56163/di/ra
JIAO'S SCALP ACUPUNCTURE PLUS POINT INJECTION
IN REHABILITATION OF STROKE PATIENTS. HUANG WEI
ET AL. international journal of clinical acupuncture.
1995;6(2):159-63 (eng).
274- gera: 56168/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE : (PART 2). HU JIN-SHENG.
1995;6(2):185-8 (eng).
275- gera: 56169/di/ra
NEEDLING SELF-DISCOVERED HEAD POINTS PLUS
HERBAL MEDICATION IN TREATMENT OF APOPLECTIC
HEMIPLEGIA. WU CHANG-JIN. international journal of
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CLINICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH A SINGLE BODY
ACUPOINT AND BODY ACUPUNCTURE ALONE FOR THE
TREATMENT OF SCIATICA. ZHI L ET AL. american journal
of acupuncture. 1995;23(4):305-7 (eng).
A group of 90 patients diagnosed with sciatica were divided
into (a) an experimental group (n=60) for treatment with scalp
acupuncture and one body acupoint and (b) a control group
(n=30) treated with body acupuncture only. All patients were
treated within one week of onset, and none had received
previous treatment for sciatica. Results of the experimental
and control groups were evaluated after 20 treatments: Total
effective rate 91.67% and 66.67%, respectively indicating a
highly significant (P<0.005) greater effectiveness in the
experimental group.
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EXPERIENCES OF MODIFIED YAMAMOTO SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE WITH SIMULTANEOUS REHABILITATION
AND SOFT-LASER THERAPY IN CHILDREN WITH
CEREBRAL PALSY. UMLAUF R. acupuncture in medicine.
1995;13(2):85-7 (eng ).
This is an account of methods developed in Czechoslovakia
for the treatment of infantile cerebral palsy. Fifty eight children
have been treated using a combination of scalp acupuncture,
soft laser therapy and intensive exercise. The acupuncture
acts as an analgesic and muscle relaxant thus allowing both
passive and active exercises to be practised more effectively.
Scalp acupuncture is more practical than body acupuncture as
the needles are well out of the way and do not interfere with
muscular movement. The neurological benefits are not
confined to the development of more normal physical capacity
but extend also to an improvement in mental ability.
278- gera: 69339/di/ra
[161 CASES OF FACIAL PARALYSIS TREATED BY SCALP
AND BODY ACUPUNCTURE]. CHEN RUIHUA. liaoning
journal of traditional chinese medicine. 1995;22(2):86 (chi).
279- gera: 74929/di/ra
SHEDELACUPUNCTUUR. LAMBRECHTS G. abma news.
1995;9:15-18 (ned).
280- gera: 74930/di/ra
CRANIOACUPUNCTURE. LAMBRECHTS G. abma news.
1995;9:19 (fra).
281- gera: 74931/di/ra
EXPERIENCE PERSONNELLE DE LA
CRANIOACUPUNCTURE. WUYTS D. abma news.
1995;9:23-4 (fra).
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PERSOONLIJKE ERVARINGEN MET
CRANIOACUPUNCTUUR. WUYTS D. abma news.
1995;9:25-6 (ned).
283- gera: 88261/di/ra
[87 CASES OF CORTICOL URINARY DYSFUNCTION
TREATED BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. SHAN
DONGMING. shandong journal of tcm. 1995;14(3):115 (chi).
284- gera: 90511/di/ra
[HEAD ACUPUNCTURE WITH DIRECT CURRENT
IONTOPHORESIS OF RADIX SALVIAE MILTIORRHIZAE
LIQUID FOR CEREBRAL ATROPHY: A REPORT OF 78
CASES]. MU JINXIA ET AL. new journal of tcm.
1995;27(12):32 (chi).
285- gera: 136252/di/ra
TRATAMIENTO DE 52 CASOS DE APLOPLEJÍA MEDIANTE
CRANEOPUNTURA APLICANDO EL MÉTODO NEUTRO
LENTO-RÁPIDO. PANG HONG. revista de la medicina
tradicional china. 1995;5(1):15-18 (esp).
286- gera: 54721/di/re
INNOVATIONS IN ACUMOXA : ACUPUNCTURE
ANALGESIA, SCALP AND EAR ACUPUNCTURE IN THE
PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA. HSU E . soc sci med.
1996;42(3):421-30 (eng).
This paper examines three innovations in acumoxa (zhenjiu)
that were promulgated by the Chinese government during the
Maoist periods of the Great Leap Forward (1958-61) and the
Cultural Revolution (1966-76): acupuncture analgesia (zhenjiu
mazui), scalp acupuncture (touzhen) and ear acupuncture
(erzhen). They all bear features of Chinese and Western
medical practice, a characteristic which has been exploited in
Chinese politics of health. On the one hand, the innovations
have been promoted for the nationalistic reason in virtue of
their being inherently Chinese. On the other hand, by equating
Western medical practice with science, they signify modernity
and progressiveness. In the late eighties, all still enjoyed
official backing. Although they were no longer exclusively
practised in government hospitals, they still stood for what they
had originally been promulgated. Acupuncture analgesia, while
no more practised in the clinic, is still the prototype of a
Chinese scientific therapy, now subject to biomedical research
in laboratories. Scalp acupuncture, which never became
widely known as a modern Chinese- Western innovation, is
still being practised exclusively by skilled doctors. Ear
acupuncture is now practised also outside government
institutions, for the same reasons of being easily applied,
easily learnt and extremely economical as it had originally
been promulgated. Paradoxically, ear acupuncture, the most
popular of the three, was discovered outside China, by a
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French doctor, and is founded on the principles of reflexology,
a therapy that the biomedical establishment does not consider
scientific.
point selection in acupuncture used in 25 cases as to curative
effect, treatment course and other aspects. There is an
obvious statistical difference (P < 0.
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[THE EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON THE BLOOD
BIOCHEMICAL INDICES OF HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS].
BELITSKAIA RA ET AL. vopr kurortol fizioter lech fiz kult.
1996;27-9 : (rus).
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CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON HEAD ACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT OF 100 CASES OF HEMIPLEGIA WITH THE
THROUGH-TO-THROUGH CHOU-TIAN TECHNIQUE. SHI
YING ET AL. journal of tcm. 1996;16(2):129-33 (eng).
288- gera: 55168/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY SCHHIZOPHRENIA BY
SCALP ELECTROACUPUNCTURE AND POINTINJECTION]. SHU DEHAI ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
300- gera: 85678/di/ra
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STIMULATING QUANTITY AND
THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS IN TREATMENT OF
APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA BY ACUPOINTS OF THE
SCALP. BAO XIANGYNG ET AL. world journal of
100 cases of apoplectic hemiplegia were randomly divided into
two groups, and treated scalp acupuncture. Group A received
two sessions each day, while Group B received one session
each day, the others were all the same. One therapeutic
course consisted of 10 days, and the therapeutic effects were
assessed after two courses. The result show that the clinical
therapeutic effect in the Group A is superior to that in the
Group B; the myodynamia and pain threshold of the skin have
different improvements, but the effects in the Group A are
better than that in the group B, etc.. That is to say the
therapeutic effects are correlated with stimulating quantity.
289- gera: 55195/di/ra
[THE EFFECT OF SCALP POINT ELECTROSTIMULATION
ON MYOELECTRIC POTENTIAL IN PATIENTS WITH
PARKINSON'S DISEASE]. XI GUIFANG ET AL. shanghai
journal of acupuncture and moxibustion. 1996;15(3):5 (chi).
290- gera: 55307/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF 50
CASES OF APHASIA DUE TO CEREBROVASCULAR
DISEASE TREATED MAINLY BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE].
FENG XIUE ET AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1996;16(8):53 (chi).
291- gera: 55869/di/ra
[TCD OBSERVATION ON CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW
DYNAMICS INFERENCE OF CEREBRAL ATROPHY WITH
SCALP THERAPY]. XIANG LIMIN ET AL. acupuncture
research. 1996;21(4):7-9 (chi*).
292- gera: 56293/di/ra
ELECTRIC NEEDLE MANIPULATOR IN SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE. CHEN DAO-YI. international journal of
293- gera: 56337/di/ra
TREATING SEQUELAE OF CVA WITH SCALP NEEDLING.
LIANG DONG-YUN ET AL. international journal of clinical
294- gera: 56384/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN TREATING HEMIPLEGIA :
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH 24 CASES. WANG WENYONG ET AL. international journal of clinical acupuncture.
1996;7(4):463-5 (eng).
295- gera: 56835/di/ra
24 CASES OF FACIAL PARALYSIS TREATED BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE AND BODY ACUPUNCTURE. DING
JINSHENG. journal of tcm. 1996;16(3):207-10 (eng).
296- gera: 57070/di/ra
[CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH ON ACUTE
CEREBRAL INFARCTION TREATED BY NEEDLING SHU
XUE ON HEAD]. TANG QISHENG ET AL. journal of beijing
university of tcm. 1996;19(4):37 (chi*).
297- gera: 57719/di/ra
ESTUDIO CLINICO DE LA ENFERMEDAD DE PARKINSON
TRATADA CON LA COMBINACION DE CRANEOPUNTURA
Y ACUPUNTURA. HUANG LI MIN. pulso de la vida.
1996;10:35-8 (esp ).
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OBSERVATION ON CURATIVE EFFECT OF
ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY PLUS SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
FOR RESTORING CONCIOUSNESS AND INDUCING
RESUSCITATION IN 80 CASES OF ACUTE APOPLEXY. LIU
CHUNHUI ET AL. journal of tcm. 1996;16(1):18-22 (eng).
During our 4-year work in The Republic of Yemen, the authors
used acupuncture therapy to restore consciousness and
induce resuscitation plus scalp acupuncture in 80 cases of
acute apoplexy, with 63 cases cured, accounting for 78. 75%.
This therapy is obviously superior to the traditional principle of
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PRACTICE AND DEVELOPMENT ON ZHU'S AND CHAU'S
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. ZHU MINGQING ET AL. world
Zhu's and Chau's Scalp Acupuncture is one of the newly
developed needling methods which follows the "penetrating
head acu-point needling" method. Through many years of
clinical experience, exploration and research in conjunction
with the various advantages of different styles and sects of
scalp acupuncture needling methods, a unique method of
scalp acupuncture has been developed. This method
combines the modern medical theory and the traditional
Chinese medical theory. The region of head is divided into
seven treatment areas : Shenting region (GV24), Touwei
region (ST8), Shuaigu tension (GB8). Baihui region(GV20).
Qiangaion region (GV18), Xinhui region (GV22), Wangu region
(GB12). The manipulation is developed and created according
to the Collection of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, Chouqi and
Jinqi methods. In the process of the insertion of the needles,
this method requires the cooperation of rapid and slow
breathing by lifting, following and opposing the meridian
course, including active and passive breathing exercise. This
treatment is characterized by safe application and quick
curative ef fects, especially for the acute and severe disease
such as pain disease, paralysis
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[STUDY ON SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED POTENTIAL IN
60 CASES OF ACUTE CEREBRAL OBSTRUCTION
TREATED WITH SCALP POINT-THROUGH-POINT
ACUPUNCTURE AT DIFFERENT CONTINUOUS TWIRLING
TIME]. TANG QIANG ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
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[STUDY ON THE TREATMENT OF HEMIPLEGIA WITH
SCALP POINTS]. WAN ZHI-JIE ET AL. practical journal of
(chi*).
This paper deals with 50 cases of hemiplegia treated by
penetration needing given to Yuzhen (B9) and Tianxhu (B10)
on both side, and Qianchencong and Xuanli (B6) on the
healthy side. The results showed that each of these group or
points could remarkably enhance the myodyamia significantly
reduce the activity of whole blood ChE and speed up the blood
flow, of the mil fold microcirculation. For the control group
there were no changes whatsoever in each target. It shows
that the effect of scalp-acupuncture on hemiplegia recovery is
convincing. Comparison of the groups indicated that the
curative effect of penetration needing given to Qianshencong,
Xuanli (G6 on the healthy aide was better than that of; the
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needling to Yuzhen (B9) and Tianshu (B10) on both sides.
Before acupuncture the activity of ChE in hemiplegia cases
was stronger than normal. After acupuncture it was reduced
remarkably. Through observation of dynamics of the activity of
ChE and analysis of the improved myodyamia, it has been
found that where myodyamia is improved, the activity of, ChE
has remarkably been reduced, having a "repeated
phenomenon" similar to the change of myodyamia. It is
considered that the effect of
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[CLINICAL RESEARCH OF TREATING ACUTE CEREBRAL
INFARCTION BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE WITH LONG
TIME RETENTION]. FANG LI YU ZHISHUN. shanghai
journal of acupuncture and moxibustion. 1996;15(5):7 (chi).
305- gera: 109807/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND HOLOGRAM]. ZHANG
LIQUN LI YIWEI. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
306- gera: 56690/di/ra
[APPLICATION OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN
COMBINATION WITH JOINT NEEDLING, RELAXING
NEEDLING AND SKIN NEEDLING IN TREATMENT OF 32
CASES OF CEREBRAL PALSY]. XIANG LIMING ET AL.
1997;16(1):11 (chi).
307- gera: 56716/di/ra
[COMPARATIVE INVESTIGATION OF SLOW-QUICK
REINFORCING-REDUCING METHOD AND TWIRLING THE
ACUPUNCTURE NEEDLE IN TREATMENT OF APOPLEXY
WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. ZHOU JIANWEI. chinese
308- gera: 56721/di/ra
[PROFESSOR YU ZHISHUN'S EXPERIENCE IN TREAMENT
OF PARALYSIS WITH HEAD-ACUPOINTS]. WU BOLI ET
(chi).
309- gera: 56728/di/ra
[ADVANCES IN STUDY OF TREATMENT OF APOPLEXY
WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY]. LI MAN.
(chi).
310- gera: 57136/di/ra
[9 CASES OF CEREBRAL APHASIA OF CHILDREN
TREATED BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. WANG WINGYU.
1997;16(2):20 (chi).
311- gera: 57735/di/ra
OSSERVAZIONE DELL'EFFETTO CURATIVO
DELL'AGOPUNTURA ASSOCIATA A CRANIOPUNTURA
PER RISTABILIRE LO STATO DI COSCIENZA ED
RISVEGLIO IN 80 CASI DIAPOPLESSIA ACUTA. LIU
CHUNHUI ET AL. rivista italiana di medicina tradizionale
cinese. 1997;67(1):41-3 (ita ).
Durante i loro 4 anni di lavoro nella Repubblica dello Yemen,
gli autori hanno usato l'agopuntura e la craniopuntura per
ristabilire lo stato di coscienza in 80 casi di apoplessia acuta,
63 casi sono stati guariti, con una
312- gera: 57794/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE MANIPULATION FOR
TREATMENT OF 128 CASES OF APOPLECTIC
HEMIPLEGIA. YU GUOQIAO. world journal of
acupuncture-moxibustion. 1997;7(4):11 (eng ).
313- gera: 58806/di/ra
24 CASI DI PARALISI DEL FACIALE TRATTATI CON
CRANIOPUNTURA E AGOPUNTURA SOMATICA.
JINGSHENG D. rivista italiana di medicina tradizionale
cinese. 1997;69(3):64-6 (ita ).
La paralisi del faciale è una flogosi non suppurativa a carico
del nervo nel suo percorso all'interno del forame
stilomastoideo. Solitamento insorge dopo esposizione al
freddo. I sintomi principali sono la paralisi monolaterale
improvvisa dei muscoli mimici del volto, l'appiattimento delle
rughe frontali, l'ampliamento della rima palpebrale, l'incapacità
a chiudere le palpebre, l'appiattimento del solco nasolabiale, la
ptosi della commessura labiale, la deviazione del viso verso il
lato sano. L'autore ha trattato con risultati soddisfacenti 24 casi
con craniopuntura e
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A RESEARCH ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR
CEREBRAL INFARCTION. ZHOU J ET AL. journal of
traditional chinese medicine. 1997;17(3):194-7 (eng ).
In order to evaluate the clinical value of the describes in the
Standard Nomenclature of Scalp Acupuncture Lines, 105
patients suffering from cerebral infarction have been treated by
needling along the anterior and posterior oblique lines of
vertex-temple, and the line 1 and line 2 lateral to vertex. The
markedly effective rate was 71.43%, and the total effective rate
88.57%. After treatment, such symptoms as hemiplegia,
lingual dysfunction, facial and tongue paralysis, and the
laboratory indexes of blood fat, fibrinogen and hemorrheology
were obviously improved (P < 0.01 or 0.05). The therapeutic
effect of scalp acupuncture was obviously better than that of
Western medicine
315- gera: 67689/di/ra
[EFFECTS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON FOCAL
CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA IN RATS]. LEI XIN-QIANG ET AL.
chinese journal of integrated traditional and western
medicine. 1997;17(9):544 (chi*).
Objective: To observe the effect of scalp acupuncture on focal
cerebral ischemia in rats. Methods : Focal cerebral ischemia
was produced in rats by the occlusion of right middle cerebral
artery. The therapeutic action of scalp acupuncture on focal
cerebral ischemia was studied by investigating the change of
weight, neurologic symptoms, passive conditional reflex,
hemorheology, infarct size of brain and pathology of brain
tissue. Results: Scalp acupuncture could not only improve
obviously neutologic symptoms, prolong latent period of the
passive conditional reflex and lower blood viscosity, but also
lessen infarct size, promote proliferation and repair of
neogenetic capillary and gliocyte in the malactic and necrotic
regions and reduce the edema and inflammatory reaction
around the necrotic region. Conclusion: Scalp acupuncture
have therapeutic action on acute focal
316- gera: 68405/di/ra
[EFFECT OF BRAIN ANTIOXIDASE ON MODEL MICE OF
PARKINSON'S DISEASE TREATED BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE AND HERBS]. ZHANG LI ET AL. shanghai
(chi*).
The activities of total suproxide dismutase (T-SOD),
glutathione peroxidase (GSH-PX) catalase (CAT) and level of
malondialdehyde (MDA) were investigated in the brain of
MPTP-treated parkinson's disease (PD) model in C57 mice.
The results showed that acupuncture and chinese medicine
caused declining in both the activities of antioxidase in
midbrain and caudate in PD model mice and the level of MDA
with no marked difference from the normal level. The above
results suggested that acupuncture chinese medicine and
acupuncture combined with chinese medicine exert
neuroprotective effect on parkinson's disease.
317- gera: 70399/di/ra
ESTUDIO DEL EFECTO DE LA ACUPUNTURA CRANEAL
SOBRE EL INFARTO CEREBRAL. ZHOU JIAWEI ET AL.
journal of traditional chinese medicine. 1997;13:19-21
(eng).
Para determinar la validez para la practica clinica de las lineas
descritas en la Nomenclatura Estandar para las Lineas de la
Acupuntura Craneal, se sometio a 105 pacientes afectos de
infarto cerebral a la puncion a lo largo de las lineas que
recorren oblicuamente anterior y posterior a la linea vertex
temporal, y a la linea 1 y linea 2 laterales del vertex. Se
consiguió una eficacia notable de 71.43% y un porcentaje de
efectividad total de 88.57%. Después del tratamiento hablan
mejorado considerablemente (P<0.01 o 0.05) los siguientes
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sintomas: hemiplejia, trastorno del lenguaje, parálisis de cara y
lengua asi como los indicas analíticos de lípidos en sangre, el
fibrinógeno y la hemorreologia. El efecto terapéutico de la
acupuntura craneal se revelo mas eficaz que el de
318- gera: 74423/di/ra
[COMPARATIVE OBSERVATION ON ISCHEMIC
APOPLEXY HEMIPARALYSIS TREATED WITH
LIFTING,THRUSTING,MOVING AND RETAINING AS A
COMBINED MANIPULATING IN SCALP ACUPUNCTURE].
REN YANHONG. journal of tcm. 1997;38(8):475 (chi).
319- gera: 87082/di/ra
NEEDLING SCALP POINTS IN TREATING
CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASES : A REPORT OF 78
CASES. LIU YAO-JIE ET AL. international journal of
acupuncture. 1997;8(3):231-35 (eng).
320- gera: 87092/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN TREATING HYPERTENSION IN
THE ELDERLY. WU CHENG-XUN ET AL. international
journal of acupuncture. 1997;8(3):481-84 (eng).
321- gera: 87103/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE PLUS WARMED NEEDLING AT
REGULAR POINTS IN TREATING RESTLESS LEGS
SYNDROME : A REPORT OF 46 CASES. HUANG WEI ET
AL. international journal of acupuncture. 1997;8(3):315-17
(eng).
322- gera: 101000/di/ra
EVALUATION OF CRANIAL ELECTROSTIMULATION
THERAPY ON SHORT-TERM SMOKING CESSATION.
PICKWORTH W ET AL. biol psychiatry. 1997;42:116-121
(eng).
323- gera: 101001/di/ra
CRANIAL ELECTROSTIMULATION THERAPY :
RESPONSE. PICKWORTH W ET AL. biol psychiatry.
1997;43:468-469 (eng).
324- gera: 103767/di/ra
CRANIAL ELECTROSTIMULATION THERAPY. BOUTROS
N. biol psychiatry. 1997;43:468. (eng).
325- gera: 57635/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT OF HEMICRANIA OF
THE BLACK PEOPLE. ZHANG XINDE. world journal of
acupuncture-moxibustion. 1998;8(1):53 (eng ).
326- gera: 58053/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON TREATMENT OF
SEQUELAE OF STROKE WITH CT LOCALIZATION
ACUPUNCTURE]. JIANG GANGHUI ET AL. shanghai
journal of acupuncture and moxibustion. 1998;17(2):6-7
(chi*).
Eighty five cases of sequelae of stroke were treated with scalp
acupuncture. The areas for acupuncture were selected
according to the localisation by CT and needles were inserted
in the scalp around the selected areas. Compared with 83
cases of this disease treated on the focal homolateral areas by
traditional scalp acupuncture, the clinical effect and
improvement on the various indexes of blood rhedogy of the
former were significantly better than that of the latter (P <
0.01). It is thought that the therapy of CT localization
acupuncture is an effective and practicable, and can be used
in accordance with the location, size, shape and quantity of
focus. The mechanism
327- gera: 58084/di/ra
SCALP¨ACUPUNCTURE IN TREATMENT OF PARAPLEGIA
DUE TO STROKE : AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE
MECHANISM. SUN ZHONG-REN ET AL. international
journal of clinical acupuncture. 1998;9(1):1-6 (eng ).
A comparative study of motor-evoked potential (MEP) elicited
from scalp stimulation in paraplegic patients (whose conditions
are due to stroke) and in normal controls suggests, as the
primary mechanism, that the direct stimulation of CNS by scalp
acupuncture triggers efferent impulses to the diseased
muscles.
328- gera: 58085/di/ra
INFLUENCE OF ELECTRIC SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON
BLOOD APOLIPOPROTEIN IN PATIENTS OF STROKE : A
PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL ON 183 PATIENTS.
JIANG ZHEN-YA ET AL. international journal of clinical
acupuncture. 1998;9(1):7-12 (eng ).
To demonstrate the effect of electric scalp acupuncture on the
blood apolipoprotein content in patients suffering from cerebral
vascular accident (CVA), 183 patients with CVA treated from
March 1992 to March 1994 were randomized into two groups:
(1) 93 patients were treated by electric scalp acupuncture
(ESA) and (2) 90 patients treated by conventional acupuncture
served as control (CA). Apolipoproteins (APOA1 and
APOB100) as measured by the immuno-circumferential
diffusion method were monitored before and after the
treatment. Compared to the level before treatment, APOA1
was increased by both electric scalp and conventional scalp
acupuncture (P < 0.01). However, the difference between
electric acupuncture and conventional acupuncture was
insignificant (P > 0.05) though the former was able to effect a
more conspicuous reduction of APOB100 than the latter (P <
0.01). Conclusions: The reduction of APOB100 and the
increase of APOA1 in the blood by the electric scalp
acupuncture may be related to the progress and pathogenesis
of cerebral vascular accident.
329- gera: 58098/di/ra
ANGINA PECTORIS INDUCED BY ELECTRIC SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE : REPORT ON TWO CASES. LI CHANGDU ET AL. international journal of clinical acupuncture.
1998;9(1):53-4 (eng ).
330- gera: 58104/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE OF HEART-BRAIN SYNDROME
AN OBSERVATION OF 53 CASES. ZHAO YING.
international journal of clinical acupuncture. 1998;9(1):6971 (eng ).
The heart-brain syndrome, which is mostly manifested as a
hemorrhagic attack, a large-area ischemic attack, a small focal
thalamic hemorrhage, or an infarct and mixed apoplexy, is of
high incidence among the acute cerebrovascular diseases,
accounting for about 60% of acute brain attacks. Generally
followed by myocardial damage and arrhythmia, it is thus
known as a "heart-brain attack. " With the clinical
manifestations of a heart-brain disease, it also has a typical
cerebrogenic ECG change.
331- gera: 58111/di/ra
60 CASES OF SCIATICA TREATED MAINLY BY SCALPACUPUNCTURE. LI ZHI. international journal of clinical
acupuncture. 1998;9(1):93-5 (eng ).
Sciatica is a common disease often seen in clinics. Its onset is
sudden and the pain is sharp. In TCM it belongs to the
category of Bi syndromes, and at present there is no ideal
treatment method. In clinical practice abroad and in China the
author applied scalp acupuncture as the main therapy in the
treatment of 60 sciatica patients and compared them with 30
similar patients treated by body acupuncture.
332- gera: 58608/di/ra
COMBINED TREATMENT OF 54 CASES OF APOPLECTIC
SEQUELAE WITH ACUPUNCTURE AND CHINESE
MEDICINAL HERBS. LI YANGZHEN. world journal of
In the present paper, 54 cases of apoplectic sequelae were
treated with acupuncture plus Chinese medicinal herbs.
Acupoints used were scalp point Motor Area (MS 6), points of
body acupuncture: Jianyu (L1 15) and Shousanli (L1 10) for
paralysis of the upper limb; Zusanli (ST 36) and Xuanzhong
(GB 39) for paralysis of the lower limb, combined with other
points based on syndromes. Chinese medicinal herbs for
reinforcing qi, promoting blood circulation, relieving muscular
spasm and dredging meridians were used. Patients of the
control group were treated with Troxerutinum, enteric Aspirin,
etc. . Findings showed that out of the 54 cases of the
treatment group, 28 were cured basically, 16 had marked
improvement, 8 had improvement and 2 were ineffective, with
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the total effective rate of 96. 3 %; Of the 28 cases in the
control group, 3 were cured basically, 7 had striking
improvement, 13 had improvement and 5 were ineffective, with
the total effective rate of 82. 2 % . Both the total effective rate
and the basic-cure rate of the treatment group were
significantly higher than those of the control group ( P < 0. 01 )
. Results of the present paper display that manipulating the
needle to cause " qi reaching the affected area" and applying
Chinese medicinal herbs can act on the locus by way of
meridians which is the key point for achieving better
therapeutic effect.
333- gera: 58642/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE PLUS POINT INJECTION FOR 48
CASES OF INFANTILE CEREBRAL PALSY]. SU LIMIN ET
AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
1998;17(4):26 (chi*).
The author treated 48 cases of infantile cerebral paralysis with
scalp acupuncture and point injection. The satisfactory
therapeutic effects were obtained. The result showed: after two
courses of treatment the infants made progress in different
degrees. 8 cases were cured, 16 cases were obviously
improved. 22 cases were improved and 2 cases were
unchanged. The total effective rate was 96%. The author
treated with scalp acupuncture in the motor area, the foot
motor sensory area, the 2rd speech area, the 3rd speech area
and intelligence area. After acupuncture. It can increase the
cerebral blood flow (CBF), improve the cerebral-cortex
ischemia and supply the blood-oxygen for cerebrum. It can
also increase the development of the central nervous system.
Citicolinum and Dengzhan Hua (Erigeron breviscapus) pointinjection can increase the perfusion of the brain and the
cerebrovascular circulation. It can also improve the nutrient of
the brain cells and the function of the brain as well. All these
can help the intellegence-improving and the motor function of
the limbs will recover.
334- gera: 58669/di/ra
RICERCA SULLA CRANIOPUNTURA PER L'INFARTO
CEREBRALE. JIANWEI Z ET AL. rivista italiana di
medicina tradizionale cinese. 1998;73(3):57-9 (ita ).
Allo scopo di valutare la rilevanza clinica delle knee descritte
nello Standard Nomenclature of Scalp Acupunture Lines, 105
pazienti sofferenti di infarto cerebrale sono stati trattati
pungendo lungo le knee oblique vertice-tempia anteriore e
posteriore, e le knee 1 e 2 lateral) al vertice. La percentuale di
efficacia marcata fu del 71.43% e di efficacia totale
dell'88.57%. Dopo il trattamento, alcuni sintomi come
emiplegia, disfunzione del linguaggio, paralisi del facciale e
della lingua, e gli indict di laboratorio di lipid) plasmatici,
fibrinogeno ed emoreologici risultarono chiaramente migliorati
(P<0.01 o 0.05). L'efficacia terapeutica della craniopuntura era
evidentemente
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TREATMENT OF ACUTE STROKE USING THE
AWAKENING METHOD AND SCALP ACUPUNCTURE: AN
ANALYSIS OF 116 CASES. WANG YING ET AL.
1998;9(3):255-8 (eng ).
In this paper, the authors report their experience with stroke
treated with acupuncture in Yemen, Thailand, and mainland
China. Two approaches were compared: the Awakening
Method plus Scalp Acupuncture, which is the one
recommended by the authors, and the traditional method.
Statistical analysis shows a significantly better result
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[STUDY ON CORRELATIVITY OF THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS
OF SCALP-ACUPOINTS WITH CT LOCATION IN THE
PATIENT OF LACUNAR CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. YU
PENG ET AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1998;18(3):143 (chi).
337- gera: 67303/di/ra
BODY QUICK-NEEDLING PLUS SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN
TREATING APOPLEXY AND ITS SEQUELAE. TONG
LIGONG ET AL. international journal of clinical
acupuncture. 1998;9(2):133-39 (eng).
Apoplexy is a common and frequently encountered disease in
clinics. Its duration is long, its cure rate is low, and the effect of
therapy is poor. Over the last decade we used body quickneedling plus scalp acupuncture to treat apoplexy and its
sequelae. A certain therapeutic effect was obtained. To obtain
systematic observations and summarize experience to
improve clinical effects and relieve patients' suffering, we
established a scientific research group for investigation on
apoplexy. From July 1990 to December 1994 we undertook a
special program for observation and summarization of the
therapeutic results in treating apoplexy and its sequelae in 130
cases. The objectives of the program were achieved, and the
clinical results were excellent.
338- gera: 67306/di/ra
MENTAL RETARDATION TREATED WITH ACUPUNCTURE:
OBSERVATION ON 37 CASES. MA XIAO-PING ET AL.
1998;9(2):149-52 (eng).
Mental retardation (MR) or feeblemindedness, is one of the
most troublesome abnormalities that affects more than one
percent of the people all over the world. It is characterized by
significantly subaverage intelligence and marked impairment in
adaptive skills. As reported by WHO, the incidence is not lower
than 1-3% [1] in any country in the world. In recent years, we
applied strong stimulation to scalp and ear points as well as
points on the body in the treatment of 37 cases and obtained
good results.
339- gera: 67835/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF 45 CASES OF PSEUDO-BULBAR PALSY
BY SCALP ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE PLUS BODY
ACUPUNCTURE]. MI JIANPING. shanghai journal of
Forty-five cases of pseudo-bulbar palsy due to
cerebrovascular accident were treated mainly by needling
electrically point Fengchi, Forehead three spots and
vasomotor region on the scalp and puncturing points Tongli
and Lianquan. The total effective rate was 83. 3% in collateral
stasis caused by windphlegm, 88. 2 % in hyperactivity of liveryang, and 80 % in Qi insufficiency and blood stasis. The
indices of blood theology were observed before and after
treatment. The result showed that the indices of blood theology
were improved by the above therapy. This therapy for pseudobulbar palsy is worthy to be applied and popularized.
340- gera: 67842/di/ra
[THE EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF ISCHEMIC APOPLEXY
AND ITS TREATMENT WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. FU
ZHONGHUA ET AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
We used intervening method to make an embolism in middle
cerebral artery of rhesus, and set up a local cerebral ischemic
pathologic change, and used the scalp point of international
standardization to treat it. We found that the scalp acupuncture
therapy was beneficial to the recovery from the experimental
apoplexy.
341- gera: 68045/di/ra
YAMAMOTO'S NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ECIWO
BIOLOGY AND A HOLONOMIC THEORY OF THE HEALING
SYSTEM. ABSTRACT. SCHJELDERUP V. akupunktur.
1998;26(4):262 (eng).
342- gera: 68047/di/ra
EXPERIENCE WITH YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA) IN REHABILITATION IN
HUNGARY. ABSTRACT. HEGYI G. akupunktur.
1998;26(4):263 (eng).
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EXPERIENCE WITH YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA) IN REHABILITATION IN
HUNGARY. ABSTRACT. HEGYI G. focus on alternative
and complementary therapies. 1998;3(4):186 (eng).
344- gera: 74295/di/ra
[EFFECT OF SCALP NEEDLING ON DECORTICATED
STATUS IN INFANTILE ENCEPHALITIS AND ITS
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INFLUENCE ON EEG AND ENCEPHALOTOPOGRAPHY].
YU PENG ET AL. journal of tcm. 1998;39(9):534 (chi).
345- gera: 58882/di/ra
[ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT OF 317 CASES OF
APHASIA AFTER APOPLEXY WITH EMBEDDED NEEDLES
AT SCALP ACUPOINTS]. JIAO WEI ET AL. jiangsu journal
of tcm. 1999;20(4):27 (chi ).
346- gera: 58965/di/ra
[BASIC AND CLINICAL STUDY ON TREATMENT OF
ACUTE CEREBRAL INFARCTION BY PENETRATION
NEEDLING ON SCALP POINTS COMBINED WITH
THROMBOLYTIC THERAPY]. MENG QINGGANG ET AL.
(chi*).
Volume of blood flow, contents of ATP, glucose, lactic acid and
water in the brain were used as indexes and their changes
60min after ischemia in the forebrain, and 0 min, l0 min,
60min, 120 min after reperfusion were .observed in the rats of
acupuncture group and the control group. Results showed that
volume of blood flow, energy metabolism in the brain and
cerebral idema improved in the acupuncture group, especially,
60 min and 120 min after reperfusion, it slowed the delayed
lower perfusion induced by prolongning of reperfusion time,
exerting preventive action on reperfusion lesion at cerebral
ischemia.
347- gera: 59761/di/ra
A COMPARATIVE OBSERVATION ON COMPREHENSIVE
SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT OF ISCHEMIC
APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA. REN YANHONG. journal of
tcm. 1999;19(3):200 (eng ).
100 cas randomisés en trois groupes : 1) médicaments
occidentaux, 2) médicaments occidentaux et craniopuncture,
3) craniopuncture seule.
348- gera: 59968/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN TREATMENT OF
DECORTICATE STATE: OBSERVATION USING EEG AND
BEAM. YU PENG ET AL. international journal of clinical
acupuncture. 1999;10(3):237-42 (eng ).
EEG measures the electrical activity of the brain and it may
detect changes in acute phase of viral encephalitis long before
CT scan and MRI can reveal anything. EEG and BEAM were
thus used to monitor six cases of decorticate state due to viral
encephalitis treated using scalp acupuncture plus routine
drugs.
349- gera: 69991/di/ra
TREATMENT OF VASCULAR DEMENTIA WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE. JIANG ZHEN-YA ET AL. international
60 cases of vascular dementia, diagnosed based on
universally accepted standards, were divided into a treatment
group and a control group, each of which consisted of 30
cases. In the treatment group, scalp acupuncture with electric
stimulation was performed and such acupuncture fines as
Middle Line of Forehead, Middle Line of Vertex, Line I-III,
Lateral to Forehead, Anterior Oblique Vertex-Temporal Line,
and Posterior Oblique Vertex-Temporal Line. In the blank
control group, no specific treatment was prescribed.
Psychiatric ratina scales such as MMSE, ADL, GDS, WMS-RC
and GQMS-IQ were used as clinical observation tools. Results
showed that the total effective rete in the treatment group was
86.67%. In the blank control group, there was no significant
difference before and after the treatment. This suggests that
there is no tendency of spontaneous cure for vascular
dementia although the condition of the diseases may be
fluctuating. This therapeutic method is not only safe and
simple with definite
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SCALP ACUPUNCTURE PLUS BODY ACUPUNCTURE FOR
SENILE URINARY INCONTINENCE. ZHANG HONG.
1999;10(1):101-3 (eng).
Senile urinary incontinence is a disease commonly
encountered in the clinic. The main manifestations include the
following: urination being out of control to different extents,
dribbling of urine or involuntary micturition, and often slight
urine discharge in the case of abdominal pressure increasing
due to hearing the sound of running water or coughing and
sneezing. Most patients also had symptoms of Deficiency of
the Kidney, including dizziness and tinnitus, insomnia and
amnesia, soreness and weakness of the lumbar region and
knee joints, and deep and thready pulse weak at Chi region. In
accordance with the theories of TCM and the principle of
determining treatment by means of categorical identification,
we combined scalp acupuncture with body acupuncture to
treat 76 patients with this disease and obtained a satisfactory
effect. The results are reported in this paper.
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SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. NAKAZAWA H ET AL. phys med
rehabil clin n am. 1999;10(3):555-62 (eng).
352- gera: 71952/di/ra
ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE AND SCALP ACUPUNCTURE.
JI XIAO-PING. international journal of clinical
acupuncture. 1999;10(2):221- (eng).
353- gera: 71981/di/ra
LECTURES ON ACUPUNCTURE PART 1 FUNDAMENTALS
OF ACUPUNCTURE AND MOXIBUSTION-LECTURE
THIRTEEN ACUPUNCTURE TECHNIQUES (4). QI BAOYI ET
AL. word journal of acupuncture-moxibustion.
1999;9(1):57-1 (eng).
354- gera: 72975/di/ra
52 CASOS DE APOPLEJIA TRATADOS CON
CRANIOPUNTURA POR EL METODO DE REFUERZOREDUCCION LENTO-RAPIDO. PANH HONG. revista
argentina de acupuntura. 1999;89:18-20 (esp).
85 cases of apoplexy were treated with scalp acupuncture,
including 52 cases by the method of slow-rapid reinforcingreducing and 33 cases by the method of flat twisting. The total
effective rates differed insignificantly between the 2 methods.
However, in respects of improving the myodyamia and motile
functional disturbances of the limbs, the method of slow-rapid
reinforcing-reducing was markedly superior to the method of
flat twisting.
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APLICACION DE LA CROMOPUNTURA DE MANDEL A
LOS PUNTOS DE LA NUEVA ACUPUNTURA CRANEANA
DE YAMAMOTO. BOUCINHAS JC. revista argentina de
acupuntura. 1999;88:20-2 (esp).
Este trabajo relata un estutio comparativo que esta realizando
el Dr. Bousinhas en la Universidad Federal de Rio Grande del
Norte, en Brasil, aplicando como analgesia el método del Dr.
Yamamoto, la nueva acupuntura craneana, en estudio a un
lote de enfermos con dolores agudos con acupuntura, versus
otro lote de enfermos en que se, aplica la terapia por los
colores, la cromopuntura, del Dr. Mandel, se aplica en forma
puntiforme una luz,, de distintos colores, en los puntos de
craneopuntura del Dr Yamamoto, y se evalua que aunque los
resultados estadisticos son mejores con las agujas que con
los colores, no hay una diferencia tan significatiua.
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[(CLINICAL STUDY ON EFFECT OF SCALPACUPUNCTURE IN TREATING ACUTE CEREBRAL
HEMORRHAGE).]. LI JING. chinese journal of integrated
traditional and western medicine. 1999;19(4):203 (chi*).
Objective: To study the therapeutic effect of scalp-acupuncture
in treating acute cerebral hemorrhage and its mechanism.
Methods: Sixty-four patients were divided into two groups, the
acupuncture group and the control group. All were treated with
mannitol and furosemide to reduce intracranial pressure, paminomethyl benzoic acid for hemostasis. The acupuncture
group received scalp-acupuncture additionally. Neurofunction
deficit scoring (NDS), hemorheology, thromboxane,
prostacyclin, endothelin and transcranial Doppler (TCD)
ultrasonic examination were taken before and after treatment.
Results: NDS of the acupuncture group was markedly better
than that of the control group, especially in function recovering
of limbs and speech. Blood viscosity, thromboxane and
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endothelin level of the acupuncture group lowered obviously,
as compared with the control group, the difference was
significant, P < 0. 05. TCD showed that the cerebral blood flow
was markedly improved in the acupuncture group. Conclusion:
Scalp- acupuncture is safe and effective in treating acute
cerebral hemorrhage, it is particularly effective in recovering
limb paralysis and speech disturbance caused by cerebral
hemorrhage.
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ESTUDIO CLINICO SOBRE EL TRATAMIENTO DE LA
DEMENCIA VASCULAR CON CRANEOACUPUNTURA. LIU
JUN ET AL. enerqi. 1999;7:5-11 (esp).
Traduction de la ref gera [69093]. Se trata de un estudio
comparativo de 180 casos de tratamiento clinico realizado con
craneoacupuntura eléctrica en la linea central de la cima de la
cabeza, linea central de la frente, linea 13 lateral de la frente y
lineas delantera y trasera del temporal, aplicando los cuadros
de medicion del sistema nervioso y psycologico. Los
resultados demuestran que: 1) dicho tratamiento ha tenido
efectos sensibles para el mejoramiento de las alteraciones de
memoria, el estado de la inteligencia y la capacidad para
valerse por si mismos de los enfermos, con una eficacia del
68,3%. La variacion de los puntos en los distintos cuadros
(MMSE, ADL, WMS-RC, GQMS-IQ y GDS) tiene, comparada
con el grupo en blanco, significado estaditico (P<0,05). 2) la
comparacion entre la craneoacupuntura eléctrica con el
tratamiento nimotong no tiene significado estadistico (P>0,05).
3) el grupo de craneoacupuntura eléctrica mas plantas
medicinales ha sido eficaz en un 73,3% y no presenta una
diferencia de significado estadistico con el grupo de solo
plantas medicinales ni con el
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82 CASOS DE AFASIA,SECUELA DE LA OSTRUCCION
CEREBRAL,TRATADOS MEDIANTE SANGRIA
ACUPUNTURAL EN LOS PUNTOS DE LA CABEZA.
ZHANG XIAOLI ET AL. enerqi. 1999;7:69-71 (esp).
359- gera: 73389/di/ra
[TRANSIENT EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON
BRAIN ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY MAPPING IN 20 CASES OF
INFANTILE VIRAL ENCEPHALITIS AT ACUTE STAGE]. YU
PENG ET AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
1999;19(12):743 (chi*).
Transient changes of brain electrical activity mapping (BEAP)
and electroencephalogram (EEG) were investigated with a
DYD 500 Series Apparatus of Brain Electrical Activity Mapping
in treatment of scalp acupuncture for 20 cases of infantile viral
encephalitis at acute stage. Results indicate that at the acute
stage, BEAP and EEG are at excitatory state, with a high
power value, sharp wave and spike wave, or at inhibitory state
which are commonly seen in decortical state and patients of
failure, with a low power value and slow wave, etc, scalp
acupuncture has dual-directional regulative action to trend to
normal.
360- gera: 73395/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 210 CASES OF CHILD
CEREBRAL PALSY TREATED MAINLY BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. LIU ZHENHUAN ET AL. chinese
AREA ON THE SCALP OF FOCUS LOCATED WITH
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (NMR). LI YANHUI ET
AL. word journal of acupuncture- moxibustion.
1999;9(3):25-8 (eng).
Sixty-one patients of ischemic apoplectic hemiplegia were
randomly divided into group of needling around the ipsilateral
projective area on the scalp of the focus (group A) and group
of seal acupuncture (group B). After 30 treatments, there is a
significant difference between the therapeutic effects of two
groups (P<0.05), the former is better than the latter. It
suggests that the method of needling around the proiective
area on the scalp of the focus
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TREATMENT OF 128 CASES OF APOPLECTIC
HEMIPLEGIA WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND
PSYCHOTHERAPY. YU GUOQIAO. word journal of
acupuncture- moxibustion. 1999;9(3):33-6 (eng).
365- gera: 73583/di/ra
CLINICAL TREATMENT OF 121 CASES OF HICCUP
CAUSED BY CEREBRAL OPERATION WITH VIBRATION
ACUPUNCTURRE ON SCALP. YI QUN. word journal of
acupuncture- moxibustion. 1999;9(3):52-4 (eng).
The treatment effect of vibration acupuncture manipulation on
hiccup caused by cerebral operation was investigated. One
hundred and twenty-one cases of hiccup caused by cerebral
operation were mainly treated by needling the anterior oblique
line of parieto temporal region, according to the condition of
operation, the two lines lateral to the forehead were used as
the supplementary lines. Results: 30 cases of 121 patients
were cured after 1 - 2 treatments; 66 cases after 3 - 4
treatments; 16 cases 5 - 10 treatments; 7 cases were
ineffective. The total effective rate was 94. 2 % . Hiccup occurs
due to deficiency of qi after cerebral operation. Vibration
acupuncture can stimulate channels and collateral and enforce
qi and yang. So the method is effect.
366- gera: 74111/di/ra
VON DER BEHANDLUNGS-MOGLICHKEIT DER
MERALGIA PARAESTHETICA MITTELS
SCHADELAKUPUNKTUR NACH YAMAMOTO.
BERWANGER C ET AL. akupunktur theorie und praxis.
1999;27(1):41-46 (deu*).
We report the treatment of meralgia paraesthetica by a special
method of acupuncture (Yamamoto new scalp acupuncture,
YNSA). In two cases patients relieved from pain and
paresthesia after a few one-needle-treatments. Success can
be confirmed by acceleration of somatosensory evoked
potentials.
367- gera: 75014/di/ra
[TREATING APOPLECTIC SEQUEL WITH BODY AND
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. LU YAQING. hubei journal of
tcm. 1999;21(3):135 (chi).
368- gera: 75660/di/ra
[317 CASES OF APOPLECTIC APHASIA TREATED WITH
CATGUT IMBEDING IN HEAD ACUPOINTS]. JIAO WEI ET
AL. liaoning journal of tcm. 1999;26(5):230 (chi).
362- gera: 73445/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE
THERAPY FOR INJURY OF SOFT TISSUE]. LIU JIANHUA
1999;19(5):273 (chi).
369- gera: 77069/di/ra
[CLINICAL TREATMENT EFFECT OF APOPLEXY
TREATED BY THE METHOD OF ACTIVATING YANG AND
RESTORING CONSCIOUSNESS]. YANG SHUNYI ET AL.
acupuncture research. 1999;24(3):220 (chi*).
In this article, we selected the points on the head and those of
Du Meridian as the major acupoints, while the well points and
the points on the hemiplectic side as the adjunct acupoints to
observe the role of the combined therapy of
electroacupuncture (EA), swift puncture and seven-star
needling on apoplexy. The results showed that the rheological
parameters were significantly superior to that of pre-treatment
(P<0.05-0.01). The total effective rate of the combined therapy
treating apoplexy reached 88.8%.
363- gera: 73571/di/ra
ANALYSIS OF EFFECT OF APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA
TREATED BY NEEDLING AROUND THE PROJECTIVE
370- gera: 86646/di/ra
[120 CASES OF PSEUDOBULBAR PARALYSIS TREATED
BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE COOPERATED WITH
361- gera: 73441/di/ra
[COMPARATIVE STUDY ON EFFECTS OF SCALPACUPUNCTURE AND BODY ACUPUNCTURE ON
CEREBROVASCULAR FUNCTION OF ISCHEMIC
APOPLEXY]. DU GUANGZHONG ET AL. chinese
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ACUPUNCTURE]. WANG AIHUA ET AL. hubei journal of
tcm. 1999;21(8):375 (chi).
371- gera: 71148/di/ra
[THERAPEUTIC EFFICACY OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
COMBINED WITH PRICKING BLOOD THERAPY ON
ISCHEMIC CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASES]. CHEN
XINGHUA. hebei journal of tcm. 2000;22(2):139 (chi*).
Objective: To observe the therapeutic effect of scalp
acupuncture combined with pricking blood therapy on ischemic
cerebrovascular diseases. Methods: Sixty - two patients with
the ischemic cerebrovascular diseases were randomly divided
into two groups. The scalp acupuncture was applied once a
day undergoing three 15 - time therapeutic courses with 7 day interval between three coures in group I (n = 31); the scalp
acupuncture was combined with pricking blood therapy at the
points of Quze and Weizhong once a week in 6 - week period.
Results: The recovery and obvious effect rate (90.32 %) in
group II was significantly than that (67.74%) in group I
(P<0.01); the blood viscosity, index of red blood cells
aggregation, platelet aggregative rate. and plasma
concentrations of fibrinogen. cholesterol and triglyceride
decreased markedly after the therapy in group II (P<0.01 or
0.05), additionally reduced more in group II compared with
those in group I ( P <0. 01 or 0. 05). Conclusions: The scalp
acupuncture combined with pricking blood therapy has
definitive therapeutic effect on ischemic cerebrovascular
372- gera: 72098/di/ra
ESCALPO-TERAPIA (ACUPUNTURA CRANEANA) Y SUS
INDICACIONES. GU SHIZHE. revista argentina de
acupuntura. 2000;92:33 (esp).
373- gera: 72215/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE WITH MOVEMENT IN
TREATMENT OF HEADACHE: AN OBSERVATION OF 181
CASES. WANG ZHAOYANG ET AL. word journal of
acupuncture-moxibustion. 2000;10(1):17 (eng).
181 cases suffering from different kinds of headache were
treated by the authors with scalp acupuncture with movement.
The results of instant and long-term therapeutic effects show
that the scalp acupuncture with movement is a simple and
effective skill. The instant therapeutic effects: the headache in
163 cases disappeared ; in 9 cases the effect was quite
obvious ; and in 7 cases it was effective ; the total effective
rate amounted to 98. 9%. The long-term therapeutic effects :
135 cases (74.6 9h ) were cured. The toral effective rate was
77.2 % .
374- gera: 72793/di/ra
THE TREATMENT OF 86 CASES OF EPIGASTRIC AND
ABDOMINAL PAIN BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. SHI
YANHUA ET AL. journal of chinese medicine. 2000;62:27-9
(eng).
375- gera: 72807/di/ra
OBSERVATION ON THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
ENCLOSING NEEDLING UNDER CT ORIENTATION FOR
TREATMENT OF ISCHEMIC CEREBRAL STROKE AND ITS
INFLUENCE ON PLASMA NO. LI YANHUI ET AL. word
In the present paper, 61 cases of ischemic cerebral apoplexy
were randomly divided into enclosing needling group (n= 31)
and scalp-acupuncture group (n= 30). After 30 sessions of
treatment, there was a significant difference between the two
groups in the therapeutic effect ( P < 0. 05 ), indicating
enclosing needling being superior to scalp-acupuncture. Both
enclosing needling and scalp-acupuncture could lower plasma
NO content while the former was more apparent in lowering
plasma NO level.
376- gera: 72809/di/ra
CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON APOPLEXY TREATED BY
TRANSVERSE ACUPUNCTURE OF ANTERIOR OBLIQUE
LINE OF VERTEX-TEMPORAL. SUI MINGHE ET AL. word
72 cases of apoplexy were randomly divided into two groups:
group A (40 cases) and group B (32 cases). In group A, we
used transverse acupuncture of anterior-obligue line of vertex-
temporal plus acupuncture of commonly-used body acupoints
for apoplexy. After 30 times of treatments, the results were as
follows: In group A, basic recovery rate was 20%, marked
improvement rate was 50 % . In growp B, basic recovery rate
was 9. 4 %, marked improvement rate was 25 % . The total
therapeutic effect in group A was better than that in group B.
This indicated: Transverse acupuncture of anterior-oblique line
of vertex-temporal has definite therapeutic effect for apoplexy
and has better therapeutic effect than acupuncture along the
line.
377- gera: 73016/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT OF MALE SEXUAL
DYSFUNCTION : OBSERVATION OF 146 CASES. WU
CHENG-XUN ET AL. international journal of clinical
From 1986 to 1996 we applied scalp acupuncture to treat 58
cases and body acupuncture to treat 88 cases of male sexual
dysfunction. A comparison between the two methods is
reported.
378- gera: 73480/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL INFARCTION WITH SCALPPOINT PENETRATION NEEDLING AND ITS EFFECT ON
PLASM ß-ENDORPHIN CONTENT]. WU XUPING ET AL.
(chi*).
100 cases of acute cerebral infarction were selected and
divided into two groups at random, scalp point perpetration
needling group (treatment group) and drug group (control
group), 50 cases in each group In the treatment group, Baihui
(GV 20) through Qianding (GV 21) and Shuaigu through Xuanli
(GB6) were administrated; In the control group intravenous
drip of injection of ligustrazine and Piracetam was given
Results: indicated that the treatment group in the markedly
effective rate and improvement of hemiplegia and aphasia was
superior to that of the control group (P<0.01) respectively;
plasma ß-endorphin content showed a tendency to decrease
in the two groups, the decrease of the treatment group being
more obvious, near to the normal level. It is indicated that
scalp-point penetration needling has a marked therapeutic
effect for cerebral infarction and the mechanisms are possibly
carried out through its regulation on ß-endorphin content and
reparing the focal tissue of brain, so as to
379- gera: 73552/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY FOR STROKE: APPROACHES
FROM THE ACUPUNCTURE LITERATURE. ERICKSON RJ.
acupuncture in medicine. 2000;18(1):48-53 (eng).
Acupuncture therapy for rehabilitation following stroke is very
popular in China and has also been investigated in the West,
notably in Scandinavia. The traditional method is body
acupuncture using yang meridian points. Yin meridians are
probably more beneficial when treatment has been delayed for
some months after the stroke. Scalp acupuncture, either the
Japanese Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture, a microsystem
which requires great accuracy, or a Chinese variety such as
the Zhu approach or the Shanghai scalp technique, has
become very popular and published work has demonstrated
superiority to traditional body acupuncture. Additionally, a new
technique, Xingnao Kaiqiao, has been developed that uses
strongly stimulated body points to induce twitching in the
affected limbs. This method seems to have given good results
in large-scale usage and is not difficult to learn. However, all of
these acupuncture techniques require many sessions of
treatment and are thus, with perhaps the exception of
Yamamoto scalp acupuncture, heavily labour intensive. None
the less, the benefits in terms of cost
380- gera: 73997/di/ra
[THE INFLUENCE OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND ON
SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED POTENTIAL IN PATIENTS
WITH ACUTE CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. OU YANG-GANG
ET AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
2000;19(4):8 (chi).
Purpose : To observe the influence of different stimulating
methods on somatosensory evoked potential (SEP) in patients
with acute cerebral infarction. Methods : 45 cases of acute
cerebral infarction were randomly divided into scalp
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acupuncture group and blunt-needle electroacupuncture
group. Results : Scalp acupuncture group and blunt-needle
electroacupuncture group had different regulating effects on
SEP in patients with acute cerebral infarction (P<0.001. P<0.
05). Conclusion The regulative effect of scalp acupuncture on
SEP is superior to that of blunt-needle electroacupuncture in
patients with acute cerebral infarction.
381- gera: 74006/di/ra
REINFORCING AND REDUCING EFFECTS OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE STUDIED USING BEAM. YU PENG ET AL.
2000;11(3):179 (eng).
In an attempt to standardise the procedures for electric scalp
acupuncture, BEAM (brain electric activity mapping) was used
to monitor its use in the treatment of viral encephalitis in
children, in which brain waves indicating high excitation such
as high output and spikes (Disorders of Excess) were inhibited
by high intensity and high frequency electric stimulation
(Reducing Manipulation), while brain waves indicating low
excitability (Disorders of Insufficiency) were excited by low
intensity and low frequency electric stimulation (Reinforcing
Manipulation). As shown by BEAM, both manipulations
normalized the brain waves.
382- gera: 74631/di/ra
[ANALYSIS OF THE CURATIVE EFFECT OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH NAPE ACUPUNCTURE
ON CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. ZHANG YI-MING. shanghai
(chi*).
Voir traduction anglaise de: réf gera: [94251]. Purpose To
observe the curative effect of acupuncture on cerebral
infection. Methods: 132 patients with cerebral infarction were
treated by scalp acupuncture combined with nape
acupuncture. Results: Recovery accounted for 8. 33%, marked
effectiveness for 52. 27% and effectiveness for 39. 39%. The
curative effect was significantly better in the patients with
disease course under 3 months than over 3 months (P<0. 01).
The curative effect was significantly better on the infarctional
focus under 1.5 cm than between 1.5 and 3 em in diameter
(P<0. 05). But the curative effect did not correlate with the
classification based on syndrome differentiation of traditional
Chinese medicine (P>0. 05). Conclusion: It is indicated that
scalp acupuncture combined with nape acupuncture has an
exact curative effect on cerebral infarction. Early treatment of
patients with cerebral infarction has an important meaning for
the promotion of rehabilitation. But how to improve the curative
effect on the patients with a long disease course and a large
focus will be an important
showed that after the acupuncture, the over-decrease of cAMP
content was significantly increased, the over-increase of cGMP
level decreased gradually, the pathological decrease of
cAMP/cGMP ratio was increased. It is suggested that scalppoint penetrative acupuncture can regulate plasma cAMP and
cGMP contents and their
385- gera: 77630/di/ra
[DYNAMIC CHANGES OF VEP AND CEREBRAL
TOPOGRAPHIC GRAPH UNDER SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
ON CORTICAL BIND CASES WITHE CEREBRITIS]. YU
PENG ET AL. acupuncture research. 2000;25(1):54 (chi*).
Through the treatment on 2 infantile cases with virus cerebritis
cortical blind, dynamic changes of VEP and cerebral cortical
blind under the treatment of scalp acupuncture were observed.
The treatment was to puncture head points on both sides
beneath the skin, the remote sense zones of foot, vision and
Fengchi point connected with G6805-II type of electric
acupuncture device. The result showed that scalp puncture
could improve the pathological recovery of the cerebral wave
and reduce the rate of disability caused by cerebritis.
386- gera: 78037/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION OF MIGRAINE WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. WANG DUANYI ET AL. journal of clinical
387- gera: 78261/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN TREATMENT OF STROKE.
ZHOU JIAN-WEI ET AL. international journal of clinical
acupuncture. 2000;11(4):305-9 (eng).
The scalp acupuncture that first appeared in China in the early
seventies has since shown marvellous effects in the treatment
of disorders involving the scalp and brain. The following is a
review based on the 126 papers that the author has collected
in the recent decade.
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[TREATMENT OF CRY AND LAUGH SEQUELAE OF
APOPLEXY BY LIULIAN METHOD,WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE AS THE MAIN METHOD IN 36 CASES]. LI
DONG ZHE ET AL. journal of tcm and chinese materia
medica of jilin. 2000;20(3):37 (chi).
389- gera: 79407/di/ra
TREATMENT OF DECORTICAL STATE OF CHILD
ENCEPHALITIS WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND THE
EFFECTS ON EEG AND BEAM. YU PENG ET AL. journal of
tcm. 2000;20(4):289-92 (eng).
383- gera: 74632/di/ra
[OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATMENT OF
APOLPECTION HEMIPLEGIA BY ALTERNATE
RESUSCITATING AND SCALP ACUPUNCTURES]. ZHU
HONG-YING. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
Voir traduction anglaise : réf gera: [94252]. Purpose: To
observe the curative effect of resuscitating and scalp
acupuncture's on apoplectic hemiplegia. Methods: 300 patients
with hemiplegia due to ischemic or haemorrhage apoplexy
were treated by alternate resuscitating and scalp acupuncture.
The curative effect was compared with that of traditional body
acupuncture on another 200 patients. Results: The cure rate
was 57% and the effective rate was 97. 33%. There was a
significant difference (P<0. 005) when they were compared
with those in control group. Conclusion: It is indicated that the
effect in treatment group is superior to that in control group.
390- gera: 87349/di/ra
[EXPERIENCE ON CLINICAL APPLICATION OF HEAD
ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY]. SU RE LIANG ET AL. journal
of liaoning college of tcm. 2000;2(2):136 (chi*).
The head acupuncture treatment has remarkable effect on
nerve system diseases. The efficiency is 93.3% in 781 cases
of sequelae of apoplexy, 77.4% in 53 cases of paralysis
agitans, 89.8% in 98 cases of epilepsy, 92% in 388 cases of
neurasthenia , 96% in 100 cases of insomnia and 94% in 52
cases of lumbago and leg aching. It is also effective to such a
difficult and complicated case as diabetes, especially to
pattern II diabetes. After twenty courses of treatment, the
blood sugar of 156 diabetics have dropped down to normal
level with the efficiency of 90.5%. The head acupuncture is
based on the theory of Chinese traditional medicine, which is
directed by four methods of examination and eight principal
Syndromes, is supported by viscera and meridian and
combines syndrome-
384- gera: 76963/di/ra
[EFFECTS OF SCALP-POINT PENETRATIVE
ACUPUNCTURE ON PLASMA cAMP CONTENTS IN THE
RAT OF ACUTE CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. WU XUPING
2000;20(11):694 (chi*).
In order to investigate effects of scalp-point penetrative
acupuncture on plasma cAMP and cGMP contents in the rat of
acute cerebral infarction, radioimmunoassay was used for
determination of contents of cAMP and cGMP. Results
391- gera: 88194/di/ra
[EFFECT OF PENETRATION NEEDLING OF SCALPPOINTS ON PLASMA ß-EP IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE
CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. YANG YIHONG. acupuncture
research. 2000;25(4):283 (chi*).
Objective: To study the effect of, ß-EP in treatment of acute
cerebral infarction by using penetration needling of scalppoints. Method: 30 acute cerebral infarction patients were
treated with penetration acupuncture from Baihui (GV 20) to
Qianding (GV 21), and from Shuaigu (GB 8) to Xuanli (GB 6)
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plus electrical stimulation, once daily, with 14 days being a
therapeutic course, two courses all together. Another 30
normal subjects were chosen as control group.
Radioimmunoassay (RIA) was adopted to determine plasma,
ß-EP level. Result: Plasma ß-EP content in acute cerebral
infarction patients increased significantly in comparison with
that of normal subjects. After stimulation of scalp-points,
plasma, ß-EP level lowered apparently compared with pretreatment (P<0.01). Conclusion: Scalp point penetration
needling may improve blood supply of cerebral cells in the
focus of infarction by adjusting the content of plasma, ß-EP inpatients with acute cerebral infarction.
392- gera: 88199/di/ra
[ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT OF PROSTATIC
HYPERPLASIA BY SELECTING ACUPOINTS ACCORDING
TO SYNDROME DIFFERENTIATION]. HE JINZHU ET AL.
In this paper, 68 cases of prostatic hyperplasia were randomly
divided into treatment group(36 cases) and control group(32
cases). Patients of the treatment group were treated with
combined scalp-points including bilateral Motor Sensory Area
of Foot ( MS 8 ) and bilateral Genital Area ( MS 4 ), and body
acupoints as Guanyuan ( RN 4 ), Zhongji ( RN 3 ), Qihai ( RN
6 ), etc. Patients of the control group were administered with
"Qianlie Kang" (Drug for Curing prostatic hyperplasia and acidi
glutamici compositae. Results showed that the curative effect
of the treatment group was obviously better than that of control
group( P < 0. 01 ) .
393- gera: 93148/di/ra
[THE TREATMENT OF RECOVERY STAGE OF WIND STROKE WITH SCALP AND BODY ACUPUNCTURE].
ZHANG KUN. journal of clinical acupuncture and
394- gera: 93168/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBERVATION ON TREATING HEMIPLEGIA
DUE TO WIND - STROKE WITH SCALP AND BODY
ACUPUNCTURE]. YUAN YINGTING. journal of clinical
395- gera: 93179/di/ra
[THE EXPERIENCE OF USING SCALP ACUPUNCTURE: 3
CASES REPORTED]. LU GUIJING. journal of clinical
396- gera: 93203/di/ra
[THE TREATMENT OF SEVERE NEUROSIS WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE AND TUINA 34 CASES REPORTED].
JIANG SHAN ET AL. journal of clinical acupuncture and
397- gera: 93732/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF STROKE LAUGH-CRY SYNDROMES IN
36 CASES BY HEXATHERAPY WHICH TAKES SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE AS MAIN THERAPY]. LI DONG-ZE ET AL.
journal of tcm and chinese materia medica of jilin.
2000;20(4):61 (chi).
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ANALYSIS OF THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF SCALPACUPUNCTURE AND NAPE-NEEDLING FOR CEREBRAL
INFARCTION. ZHANG YI-MING. tcm shanghai journal of
acupuncture and moxibustion. 2000;3(1):24 (eng).
Traduction anglaise de: réf gera: [74631].
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CLINICAL OBSERVATION OF ALTERNATE BRAINAROUSING AND ORIFICE-OPENING THERAPY AND
SCALP- ACUPUNCTURE FOR APOPLECTIC HEMIPLEGIA.
ZHU HONG-YING. tcm shanghai journal of acupuncture
and moxibustion. 2000;3(1):27 (eng).
Traduction anglaise de: réf gera: [74632].
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CLINICAL OBSERVATION OF DEMENTIA TREATED BY
SURROUNDING-ACUPUNCTURE ON CT LOCATION. LUN
XIN ET AL. tcm shanghai journal of acupuncture and
moxibustion. 2000;3(1):40 (eng).
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON SURROUND NEEDLING
UNDER CT LOCATION FOR TREATMENT OF APHASIA
DUE TO APOPLEXY]. JIANG GANGHUI ET AL. chinese
Purpose: To observe the therapeutic effect of surround
needling under CT location on aphasia due to stroke Methods:
Surround needling at the corresponding projection area of
focus on the scalp showed by CT(surround needling under CT
location) was used for treatment of 30 cases of aphasia due to
stroke and traditional scalp acupuncture (i.e. acupuncture at
language areas I, II, III)was used for treatment of 27 cases.
Results: The total effective rate was 86.67 % in the former and
62 .96 % in the latter, with significant difference ( P < 0 .05 ) .
Conclusion: The therapeutic effect of surround needling under
CT location for treatment of aphasia due to stroke is
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[TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL HEMIPLEGIA IN CHILDREN
MAINLY BY ACUPUNCTURE: A CLINICAL OBSERVATION
OF 60 CASES]. FAN ZHAOJIN. new journal of tcm.
2001;33(1):43 (chi*).
Sixty children with cerebral hemiplegia (CH) were treated by
scalp acupuncture, temple triplet - needle, body acupuncture
and associated with Nao Huo Su and Radix Astragali acupoint
injection, the total effective rate being 85%. The results
indicated that the types of disease have no significant
difference with curative effect (P > 0. 05), and the measures
employed are suitable for various types of CH in children. It
was also shown that the curative effect is best in the ages of 1
- 3 years, better than those over 3 years (P < 0. 05),
suggesting that the disease
403- gera: 91551/di/ra
[AN ATTEMPT TO EVALUATE CLINICAL
ACUMOXIBUSTION RESEARCH]. CHEN HAN-PING.
2001;20(1):1 (chi*).
Objective: To establish the influence of certain acupoints on
brain function in specific regions of the cerebrum after
acupuncture. Methods: Points L14, I-111, ST36, ST37, Motor
Area and B20 were selected. Results: PET imaging shows that
cerebral glucose metabolism and cerebral function activity is
higher bilaterally in the frontal lobe, superior-middle temporal
lobe, parietal lobe, cerebral sensory cortex, thalamus, basal
ganglia, and is higher contralaterally in the cerebellum,
hippocampus, anterior temporal lobe, after acupuncture
treatment. (The variation in cerebral glucose metabolism was
predominantly contralateral). Conclusion: The holistic
regulatory laws of acupuncture can be replicated in research
for the effect of acupuncture on the central nerve system.
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[CLINICAL RESEARCH ON THE TREATMENT OF
APOPLECTIC SEQUELA WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AS
MAIN THERAPY]. TONG SHENG-XIU. shanghai journal of
Purpose: To compare the advantages of scalp acupuncture
and body acupuncture in treating sequel of ischemic apoplexy.
Methods: The patients were divided into scalp-acupuncture
treatment group and body-acupuncture treatment group and
separately treated according to the course of treatment.
Results: Scalp-acupuncture treatment had a significant effect.
SOD was increased and NO decreased in both groups.
Conclusion: Scalp-acupuncture should be first selected for the
treatment of apoplectic sequel.
405- gera: 93363/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF DEEP CEREBRAL INFARCTION WITH
STEREO-NETWORK NEEDLING METHOD]. YE LIHAN ET
(chi*).
Purpose To approach to effects of the stereo- network
needling method on limb motor function and ability of daily
living in the patient of deep cerebral infarction. Methods Thirtyfive cases were treated with stereo-network needling method
and 35 cases were treated with traditional body-acupuncture
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plus scalp-acupuncture of the Motor Area as control group.
Their rheoencephalogram, Shang Tianmin's twelve-grade limb
function. assessment and Barthel index were determined.
Results There were significant differences in all the indices
between the two groups. Conclusion The stereo- network
needling method can obviously improve cerebral ischemia and
anoxia, and increase limb motor function and ability of daily
living in the patient of deep, cerebral infarction.
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON ISCHEMIC CEREBRAL
INFARCTION TREATED WITH LONG CLUSTER SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE NEEDING]. LIU NING ET AL. journal of
clinical acupuncture and moxibustion. 2001;17(3):31 (chi).
407- gera: 93410/di/ra
[THE AFFECT OF SCALP POINT - THROUGH - POINT ON
BETA - EP CONTENT OF THE RABBIT WITH ACUTE
CEREBRAL INFARCTION IN THE BLOOD PLASMA].
WANG YAWEN ET AL. journal of clinical acupuncture and
408- gera: 93420/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF DIABETIC NUMBNESS OF EXTREMITIES
BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH ACUPOINT
INJECTION]. CHEN TIANYEN. chinese acupuncture and
Purpose To approach to therapeutic method for diabetic
numbness of extremities. Methods 60 cases were randomly
divided into group of scalp-acupuncture combined with
acupoint-injection of vitamine BI and vitamine B, 2, and the
control group who were administrated orally vitamine Bl.
Results The therapeutic effects in the groups of
scalpacupuncture combined with acupoint-injection was
superior to that of the control group (P < 0. 01). Conclusion
Scalp acupuncture combined with acupoint-injection has a
definite therapeutic effect for diabetic numbness of extremities,
obviously improving nervous lesion; It can be used as an
important auxiliary therapeutic
409- gera: 93557/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE ON NEURALGIA OF PARAPLEGIA]. LI
HUILAN. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2001;21(4):209 (chi*).
Purpose To explore therapeutic method of acupuncture for
neuralgia of paraplegia. Methods 26 cases of neuralgia of
paraplegia were treated with scalp acupuncture and needle
embedding at Ashi point, and the therapeutic effect was
assessed with NTQ questionnaire, and the results were
analysed statistically. Results After treatment, pain of the
patient relieved significantly, PRI was reduced aversely by 7
scores and PPI 1 .5 scores, with significantly difference before
and after treatment, P < 0. 0 1. Conclusion The therapy has a
better therapeutic
410- gera: 93560/di/ra
[EFFECTS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON PLASMA ET1,MDA AND NO CONTENTE IN THE PATIENT OF
CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. WANG GUANGYI. chinse
Purpose To investigate effects of scalp acupuncture on levels
of plasma ET- 1, NMA and NO in the patient of cerebral
infarction. Methods One hundred cases of cerebral infarction
were randomly divided into scalp acupuncture group and
control group, and their scores of nervous function defection
and plasma levels of endothelia's (ET-1), malondiadehyde
(MDA) and nitric oxide (NO) before and after acupuncture
were observed and the results in the scalp acupuncture group
were compared with those of the control group. Results The
cumulative score of nervous function defection extent
decreased significantly, plasma levels of ET-1 and NDA
lowered markedly and NO level raised after scalp acupuncture.
Conclusion Therapeutic action of scalp acupuncture on
cerebral infarction is possibly carried out partially through
inhibiting injury of endothelial cells or promoting repair of the
injury, so as to keep the balance of ET-1 and NO, at the same
time, this is related to inhibition of lipid
411- gera: 95299/di/ra
[CLINICAL STUDY ON TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL
APOPLEXY WITH PENETRATION NEEDLING OF SCALP
ACUPOINTS]. SUN HUAILING ET AL. chinese acupuncture
Purpose: To observe therapeutic effect of penetration needling
of scalp acupoints on cerebral apoplexy. Methods: two
hundred and fourty cases of cerebral apoplexy were randomly
divided into the treatment group in which 120 cases were
treated with penetration needling on the Anterior Temporal
Oblique Line, the control group 1) in which 60 cases were
treated with scalp acupuncture on Jiao's Motor Area and the
control group 2) in which 60 cases treated with body
acupuncture. Symptoms, physical signs and cerebrovascular
hemodynamic indexes before and after treatment of 30 days
were compared. Results: the therapy has a certain therapeutic
effect in improving symptoms and physical signs, restoring
functional movements of limbs and improving cerebral blood
circulation in the patient of apoplexy 1) and the control group
2) respectively (P<0.01) and the control group 1) compared
with the control group 2) (P<0.05). Conclusion: the therapeutic
effect in the control group is superior to that in the control
group 1) or 2) and the control group 1) is superior to the
control group 2).
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CLINICAL RESEARCH ON TREATMENT OF
PREMONITORY APOPLEXY WITH ELECTROACUPUNCTURE OF HEAD POINTS. DU GUOJUN ET AL.
international journal of clinical acupuncture. 2001;12(1):15
(eng).
62 cases with premonitory apoplexy were divided into a study
group treated with electro-acupuncture which consisted of 32
subjects, and a control group which consisted of 30 subjects
treated with aspirin at random. The author observed the
patients' symptoms, signs, frequency of attacks, index of blood
rheology, platelet aggregation rate, etc. The results showed
that the improvement of symptoms in the study group is better
than that in the control group (P < 0.01); there was a significant
difference in favour of the study group (P < 0.05) in the
improvement of index of blood rheology; the quick control
effect in premonitory apoplexy in the study was better than that
in the control group (P < 0.01). Conclusion: electroacupuncture therapy is a safe and easy method, which is
effective in the prevention and
413- gera: 96768/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 50 PATIENTS WITH
HEADACHE TREATED WITH SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE].
TANG WENZHONG. journal of clinical acupuncture and
414- gera: 97441/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF APOPLECTIC APHASIA BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE AS THE CHIEF MEASURE: A CLINICAL
OBSERVATION OF 50 CASES]. WANG SUXIA, YANG
CHUANBIAO. new journal of traditional chinese medicine.
2001;33(9):47 (chi).
415- gera: 97769/di/ra
[CONTRAST STUDY ON PROLAPSE OF LUMBAR
INTERVERTEBRAL DISC TREATED WITH BODY ACUPUNCTURE ABDOMEN ACUPUNCTURE AND SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. REN XINRONG ET AL. journal of clinical
416- gera: 99402/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 230 CASES OF LUMBAR
INTERVERTEBRAL DISKS HERNIA TREATED BY HEAD
ACUPUNCTURE AND RESTITUTION MANEUVER]. XIANG
KAIWEI. journal of guiyang college of traditional chinese
medicine. 2001;23(4):31 (chi).
417- gera: 101213/di/ra
[THE INFLUENCE OF SCALP MAGNETIC ACUPUNCTURE
ON THE EFFECT OF ACUTE CEREBRAL INFARCTION].
TANG QIANG ET AL. information on tcm. 2001;18(6):45
(chi*).
Objective: The research is that pulse magnetic acupuncture in
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scalp point affect the nerve function and clinic effect of acute
cerebral infarction patients. Method: To divede the patients 90
cases of acute cerebral infarction into three groups: pulse
magnetic acupunture, normal scalp acupuncture and static
magnetic acupuncture, and cevery group bas the patients 30
cases. To adopt the assessment of the clinic nerve function
injure degree and clinic eff ect to assess the patients nerve f
unction. Result: Pulse magnetic acupuncture is betler than
static magnetic acupuncture to improve the clinic nerve
function of patients (P< 0. 01), and have the saine effect with
the normal scalp acupuncture ( P > 0. 05 ). Conclusion: The
pulse magnetic needle apparatus bas the adoantage of
nontraumaticsuture, indolenle, noninfection, general use,
acceptance by patient, and may cure of acute
418- gera: 103761/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL VASCULAR DISEASE
COMPLICATED WITH INTELLECTUAL DISTURBANCE
USING COMBINED METHOD OF HEAD ACUPUNCTURE
AND POINT INJECTION]. ZHANG JING. hebei journal of
tcm. 2001;23(5):363 (chi*).
Objective: To evaluate the curative effects and mechanism of
integration of head acupuncture and point injection on cerebral
vascular disease complicated with intellectual disturbance.
Methods: 74 patients with cerebral vascular disease
complicated with intellectual disturbance were randomly
allocated to two groups. In treatment group (n=40) integration
of head acupuncture (zhisanzhen, sishenzhen) and point
injection (Baihui, Yamen, Fengchi, Shenting and Shenting) of
acetyl glutamine and fursultiaminum was utilized and in control
group (n=34) cerebralysin was taken by intravenous infusion.
Results: there was a significant difference of total therapeutic
rate between both groups. Conclusions: integration of head
acupuncture and point injection of acetyl glutamine and
fursultiaminum can produce a definite effect on cerebral
vascular disease complicated with intellectual
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STUDY ON SCALP ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT OF APOPLEXY AND ITS INFLUENCE ON
HEMORHEOLOGY IN ISCHEMIC APOPLEXY PATIENTS. LI
YINGKUN, ET AL. world journal of acupuncturemoxibustion . 2001;11(4):18 (eng).
Objectives: To compare the therapeutic effect of scalpelectroacupuncture with that of conventional body acupuncture
for apoplexy (wind stroke) and to observe the influence of both
acupuncture therapies on hemorheology of ischemic apoplexy.
Methods: 183 patients, whose diseases are attributed to
apoplexy according to the diagnostic criteria, are randomly
divided into treatment group (93 cases) and control group (90
cases) and treated respectively with scalp-electroacupuncture
and conventional body acupuncture. 11 items of hemorheology
of patients' blood samples are tested with NXE-1 Viscometer
which are taken in the early morning before and after
treatment under fasting condition. Results: Both scalpelectroacupuncture and conventional body acupuncture exert
therapeutic effect for apoplexy, but the effect of scalpelectroacupuncture is obviously better than that of
conventional acupuncture (P < 0.05); both treatment group and
control group are statistically significant in reducing plasma
viscosity, high shear reduced viscosity, low shear reduced
viscosity, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, hematocrit and
fibrinogen, (P < 0. 01 and 0.05); while the treatment group is
statistically significant in reducing whole blood viscosity, ratio
of whole blood viscosity, erythrocyte index of rigidity and
electrophoresis time of erythrocyte (P < 0. 01 0. 05) , but the
control group is not significant statistically in influencing these
indexes (P>0.05).
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[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN COMBINATION WITH POINTPRESSING IN THE TREATMENT OF 22 CASES OF
CERVICAL VERTIGO]. DING XI-RUI, GU YONG-MING LIU
SU-FEN. henan traditional chinese medicine. 2001;21(3):57
(chi).
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CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON THE TREATMENT OF
ACUTE CEREBRAL INFARCTION WITH SCALP-
ACUPUNCTURE . WU XUPING, ET AL. world journal of
acupuncture-moxibustion. 2001;11(3):24 (eng*).
Abstract: In the present paper, the authors report the findings
of scalp-acupuncture treatment of 50 cases of acute cerebral
infarction. A total of 100 patients were randomly divided into
scalp acupuncture group (n=50) and medication control group
(n=50). In the former group, penetration needling from Baihui
(GV 20) to Qianding (GV 21) and from Shuaigu (GB 8) to
Xuanli (GB 6) was performed, followed by conducting
electroacupuncture (EA) stimulation; while in control group,
intravenous drip of Ligustrazine injectio 120 mg plus 5%
glucose solution 250 mL (once daily, with 14 days being a
therapeutic course) was given in the first therapeutic course
and then intravenous drip of Piracetum injectio (2 g plus 5%
glucose or normal saline 250 ml_, once daily, continuously for
14 days) conducted in the second therapeutic course. Results:
After treatment, of the 50 cases in scalp acupuncture group,
26 (52%) were recovered basically, 15 (30% ) had significant
improvement, 7 (14% ) had improvement and 2 (4% ) failed in
the treatment; while of the 50 cases in control group, 15 (30% )
recovered basically, 17 (34% ) had marked improvement, 16
(32%) had improvement and 2 (4%) failed in the treatment.
The integral values of hemiplegia and aphasia of scalp
acupuncture group were less than those of control group (P
<0.01).` It indicates that the therapeutic effect of scalp
acupuncture is superior to that of control group.
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE
TOURETTE'S SYNDROME WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE.].
SHAN YONGHUA, YAO WEIJU. chinese acupuncture and
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ACUPUNCTURE ON CONSTIPATION AFTER
CEREBRAOVASCULAR DISORDERS.]. ZHOU WEI, WANG
LIPING. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2001;21(6):341 (chi*).
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[COMPARATIVE OBSERVATION ON SHORT-TERM
THERAPEUTIE EFFECTS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND
WESTERN MEDICINE ON ACUTE CEREBRAL
INFARCTION]. CHEN YOUGUO. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 2001;21(10):589 (chi*).
Combination of intracutaneous injection of acupoints with scalp
electroacupuncture was used for treatment of 66 cases of
acute cerebral infarction as the treatment group and routine
treatment of Western medicine for 62 cases as the control
group. Results indicated that total effective rate was 93. 9 %
and 83. 9 % in the treatment group and the control group
respectively with a significant difference between the two
groups ( P < 0. 05) , the former being superior to the latter in
the therapeutic effect.
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[VARIATIONS OF PAIN IN THE TREATMENT OF ONE
CLASSICAL ACUPUNCTURE POINT VERSUS ONE POINT
OF YAMAMOTO'S NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. OGAL
HP ET AL. anasthesiol intensivmed notfallmed
schmerzther. 2002;37(6):326-32 (deu).
426- gera: 101403/di/ra
[EFFECT OF PENETRATION ACUPUNCTURE OF
AFFECTED SIDE'S AND BILATERAL SCALP POINTS ON
TCD IN ACUTE CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. SHEN TE-LI ET
AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
2002;21(1):8 (chi*).
Purpose and Method : Scalp point -t through-point point -acup
acupuncture acupuncture was used to treat apoplectic
hemiplegia. Transcranial Doppler ultrasonography was
performed for a clinical experiment research into the
relationship between acupuncture and its effect in 54 cases of
acute cerebral infarction. Results and Conclusion : A change in
TCD was better in acupuncture of bilateral scalp points than in
acupuncture of affected side's points. Acupuncture of bilateral
scalp points may promote compensation for bilateral cerebral
blood so as to regulate bilateral cerebral blood flow and
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improve cerebral blood supply. Different ranges of
acupuncture produce different forms and degrees of influence
on collateral circulation. The effect of acupuncture of bilateral
scalp
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[INFLUENCE OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON SERUM
TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE
CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. ZHOU WEI ET AL. shanghai
(chi*).
Purpose : To observe the influence of scalp acupuncture on
serum tumor necrosis factor in patients with acute cerebral
infarction. Methods Sixty cases of acute cerebral infarction
were randomly divided into an acupuncture group and a nonacupuncture group. Enzyme linked immunoassay was used to
measure serum TNF before and after acupuncture and
evaluate limb function. Results : Serum TNF dropped in both
the groups after the treatment was finished, but it did markedly
in the acupuncture group and there was a significant difference
(P<0.01). The evaluation of limb function showed that it
improved markedly in the acupuncture group after 15 days and
there was a significant difference between before and after
acupuncture (P<0.05), while it did not in the control group 15
days after general treatment. Conclusion : Scalp acupuncture
in the early stage of acute cerebral Infarction can decrease
serum TNF content and promote the recovery of brain tissues
and limb function.
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON 118 CASES OF ISCHEMIC
APOPLEXY TREATED WITH CATGUT-EMBEDDING AT
SCALP-ACUPOINTS COMBINED WITH MEDICATION].
MENG FANHUI, MENG QINGLIANG, LIU WENXIA. chinese
Methods : Two hundred and thirty-six cases of Ischemic
apoplexy were randomly divided into the treatment group (118
cases) who were treated with catgut embedding at scalp
acupoints combined with medication, and the control group
(118 cases) who were treated with simple medicine, and their
therapeutic effects were compared. Results : The clinical
therapeutic effect of the catgut embedding at scalp acupoints
combined with medication was superior to that of the control
group (P<0.05) ; In the treatment group, the therapeutic effect
of the patient with a duration of illness within 10 days was
superior to that within 11-30 days and over one month
(P<0.01, P<0.05) ; and the therapeutic effect of the patient
below 50 years old was superior to that of between 51-70
years old and over 71 years (P.<0.05, P<0.01), and incomplete
hemiplagia. was superior to that complete hemiplagia
(P<0.01). Conclusions : Catgut embedding at scalp acupoints
combined with medication has really therapeutic effect and has
higher therapeutic effect for the patient with shorter duration of
illness, younger and incomplete hemiplagia.
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OBSERVATION ON THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF CTAIDED SURROUNDING NEEDLING TREATMENT OF
ISCHEMIC STROKE. PAN WENYU, ET AL. world journal of
121 cases of ischemic stroke were randomly divided into CTaided surrounding needling group (CTASN, 61 cases) and
scalp Acupuncture group (SA, 60 cases). After 30 sessions of
treatment the therapeutic results of the two groups are
significantly different (P< 0.05), the therapeutic effect of
CTASN group is better than that of SA group. The plasma
contents of TX132 and 6-keto-PGF1a of the two groups
change considerably after acupuncture treatment, the change
in CTASN group is more obvious.
430- gera: 102988/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
BOWEL-RELAXING ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY ON
STROKE AT EARLY STAGE]. SONG JINGYING, ZHAI
SUPING, SHEN WEIHONG. chinese acupuncture and
Purpose : To observe the clinical therapeutic effect of bowelrelaxing acupuncture therapy on stroke at early stage (24-28
hours). Methods : One hundred cases of stroke were randomly
divided into the treatment group treated with bowel-relaxing
acupuncture therapy at early stage, and the control group
treated with routine acupuncture therapy, including scalp
acupuncture and body acupuncture, after stroke for one week.
Results : The curative effect in the treatment group was better
than that in the control group with a significant difference
(P<0.05). Conclusion Bowel- relaxing acupuncture therapy can
increase significantly the curative effect on stroke at early
stage.
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[OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
CRISSCROSS SCALP ACUPUNCTURE WITH LONG
NEEDLE- RETAINING TIME ON HEMIPLEGIA DUE TO
APOPLEXY]. QIN LIHONG. chinese acupuncture and
Purpose : To observe the clinical therapeutic effect of
hemiplegia due to apoplexy treated by crisscross scalp
acupuncture with long needle-retaining, time. Methods : 124
cases were randomly divided into the treatment group who
were treated by crisscross scalp acupuncture with long needleretaining time and the control group who. were treated with
traditional scalp acupuncture to observe the transient and
long-term therapeutic effects. Results : The transient
therapeutic effect in the treatment group was as good as that
of the control grow. But, its long-term therapeutic effect was
superior to that of the control group (P<0.05), and the
markedly effective rate in the treatment group was 71.3%
which was significantly superior to 45.5 % in the control group
(P<0.05). Conclusion : The crisscross scalp acupuncture with
long needle-retaining time is an effective method for
hemiplegia due to
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[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND EARLY BLOOD VESSEL
REOPENING]. CAI JING-ZHOU, PAN JIN-YAO. shanghai
(chi*).
Purpose: To observe the effect of scalp acupuncture on the
early reopening of cerebral blood vessels and the focus of
infarct in patients with cerebral infarction. Methods: Thirty-five
cases of cerebral Infarction (a scalp acupuncture group) were
treated by acupuncture of the patients' scalp vasomotor area.
The results were compared with those in a simple medication
group (control group). Results TCD and CT examinations
showed that the early reopening of cerebral blood vessels, the
contraction of the focus, and the improvement of the clinical
symptoms in the scalp acupuncture group were significantly
different from those in the control group (P<O. 01). Conclusion:
The early scalp acupuncture treatment of cerebral infarction
can advance the time of blood vessel reopening, reduce the
focus of infarct and relieve the clinical symptoms. Meanwhile, it
can decrease the danger of post-infarction
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[ALTERNATIVE USE OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND
TEMPORAL THREE-NEEDLES FOR EARLY STROKE]. LI
JUYAN, DU HONGBIN. shaanxi journal of traditional
chinese medicine. 2002;23(8):733 (chi).
434- gera: 105959/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON TREATMENT OF
INFANTILE CEREBRAL PALSY WITH STUCK NEEDLE
METHOD OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. MI SHUGUANG.
(chi*).
Purpose: To observe the therapeutic effect of acupuncture on
infantile cerebral palsy. Methods: 150 cases of infantile
cerebral palsy were treated with stuck needle method of scalp
acupuncture as treatment group and 70 cases were treated
with conventional acupuncture as control group, and their
therapeutic effects were compared. Results: The treatment
group had obvious therapeutic effects in improvement of motor
function and increase of intelligence, which were superior to
those of t . he control group. Conclusion: Retaining needle
method of scalp
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CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
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TREATMENT IN 50 CASES OF HEADACHE. TANG
WENZHONG. journal of traditional chinese medicine.
2002;22(3):190 (eng).
436- gera: 106005/di/ra
SCALP AND BODY ACUPUNCTURE FOR TREATMENT OF
SENILE INSOMNIA - A REPORT OF 83 CASES. LU
ZEQIANG. journal of traditional chinese medicine.
2002;22(3):193 (eng).
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CERVICAL SPONDYLOPATHY INVOLVING THE
VERTEBRAL ARTERIES TREATED BY BODYACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH SCALPACUPUNCTURE IN 72 CASES. LI BAOMIN CHAI FUMING
AND GAO HONGMING. journal of traditional chinese
medicine. 2002;22(3):197 (eng).
438- gera: 106316/di/ra
TREATMENT OF 50 CASES OF MIGRAINE BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH ELECTRO-COMB
STIMULATION. CAO RENJUN, ET AL. world journal of
439- gera: 107018/di/ra
[CLINICAL THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE ON PREMENSTRUAL TENSION
SYNDROME]. HONG YUFANG. chinese acupuncture and
Purpose : To compare clinical therapeutic effects of scalp
acupuncture and medicine for treatment of premenstrual
tension syndrome to search the best therapy for it. Methods 66
cases were randomly divided into scalp acupuncture group (35
cases) and medication group (31 cases). For the scalp
acupuncture group the Middle Line of Forehead and the
Middle Line of Vertex were selected as main points, and
adjuvant points according to different symptoms, and the
medication group were treated with oral administration of
provera, for 3 months. Results : There was a significant
difference between the two groups in the therapeutic effect (P<
0. 05 ). Conclusion : The clinical therapeutic effect of the scalp
acupuncture is better than that of the medication for
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TREATMENT OF WINDSTROKE-CAUSED DYSPHAGIADYSPHONIA SYNDROME. HAN JIANHUA. world journal of
to observe the therapeutic effect of scalp acupuncture on
cerebral blood flow in pseudobulbar bar paralysis patients for
analyzing mechanisms of scalp-acupuncture in the treatment
of wind stroke. Methods : A total of 38 inpatients (26 males
and 12 females) were treated with electroacupuncture (EA) of
scalp-point Dingzhongxian (MS 5), Dingnie Flouxiexian (MS 7),
Dingpangxian 11 (MS 9) and Dingnie Qianxiexian (MS 6).
Before and after acupuncture treatment, clinical symptoms of
dysphagia and dysphonia were compared, and the mean
blood flow speed (MBFS) values of the anterior cerebral artery
(ACA), middle cerebral artery (MCA) and posterior cerebral
artery (PCA) detected by using Doppler blood flow meter.
Results : Following two courses (4 weeks) of scalp>acupuncture treatment, of the 38 cases, 23 had their
dysphagia and dysphonia cured (60. 5 % ), 10 (25. 3 % ) had
remarkable improvement, 3 (7. 9%) experienced improvement
and 2 (5.3%) had no apparent changes. Simultaneously,
MBFS of ACA, MCA and PCA increased significantly in
comparison with that of pre-treatment ( P < 0. 0 1 ).
Additionally, results also showed that scalp acupuncture could
stabilize the blood circulation between both hemispheres of the
brain. Conclusion : Scalp acupuncture has a fairly good
therapeutic effect in improving stroke caused dysphagia and
dysphonia and in facilitating cerebral blood flow.
441- gera: 109151/di/ra
TREATMENT OF WINDSTROKE-CAUSED DYSPHAGIADYSPHONIA SYNDROME. HAN JIANHUA. world journal of
To observe the therapeutic -effect of scalp acupuncture on
cerebral blood flow in pseudobulbar bar paralysis patients for
analyzing mechanisms of scalp-acupuncture in the treatment
of wind stroke. Methods : A total of 38 inpatients (26 males
and 12 females) were treated with electroacupuncture (EA) of
scalp-point Dingzhongxian (MS 5), Dingnie Houxiexian (MS 7),
Dingpangxian 11 (MS 9) and Dingnie Qianxiexian (MS 6).
Before and after acupuncture treatment, clinical symptoms of
dysphagia and dysphonia were compared, and the mean
blood flow speed (MBFS) values of the anterior cerebral artery
(ACA), middle cerebral artery (MCA) and posterior cerebral
artery (PCA) detected by using Doppler blood flow meter.
Results : Following two courses (4 weeks) of scalpacupuncture treatment, of the 38 cases, 23 had their
dysphagia and dysphonia cured (60. 5 % ), 10 (25. 3 % ) had
remarkable improvement, 3 (7. 9 % ) experienced
improvement and 2 (5. 3 % ) had no apparent changes.
Simultaneously, MBFS of ACA, MCA and PCA Increased
significantly in comparison with that of pre-treatment (P< 0.
01). Additionally, results also showed that scalp acupuncture
could stabilize the blood circulation between both hemispheres
of the brain. Conclusion : Scalp acupuncture has a fairly good
therapeutic effect in improving stroke caused dysphagia and
dysphonia and in facilitating cerebral blood flow.
442- gera: 109244/di/cg
STUDY ON MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN TREATED
WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. LIU ZHEN HUAN. wfas
international symposium on acupuncture. 2002;:197 (eng).
443- gera: 110269/di/ra
[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR TREATMENT OF
APOPLEXY AND EFFECT ON PLASMA ET CONTENT ].
ZHANG HONGXING, ZHANG TANGFA. chinese
Purpose : To observe clinical therapeutic effect of scalp
acupuncture on apoplexy and action of ET. Methods : 30
cases of apoplexy were treated with scalp acupuncture at
Dingnie Qianxiexian (MS 6) and Dingnie Houxiexian (NIS 7),
and contents of plasma endothelin (ET) were determined
before and after treatment. Results : After the treatment, the
markedly effective rate was 70 - 0 %, the total effective was
90. 0 %, and the over-raised content of plasma ET was
decreased (P<0.01). Conclusion : Scalp acupuncture has a
good curative effect on apoplexy, which is possibly carried out
through regulation on ET content.
444- gera: 110653/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON TREATMENT OF PSEUDOBULBAR PARALYSIS WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND
SUBLINGUAL ACUPUNCTURE]. LIU YUMIN. journal of
445- gera: 113308/di/ra
[CLINICAL STUDY ON POSITIVE COHERENCE EFFECT OF
ACTIVATING BLOOD CIRCULATION AND INDUCING
BLOOD STASIS IN TREATMENT OF SEQUELAE OF
ISCHEMIC APOPLEXY MAINLY BY SCALP ACUPOINTS].
TANG SHENGXIU. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2002;22(2):79 (chi*).
446- gera: 113320/di/ra
[MEMORY METHODS OF LOCATIONS AND INDICATIONS
OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. TIAN KAIYU. chinese
447- gera: 116299/di/ra
[CLINICAL STUDY ON POSITIVE COHERENCE EFFECT OF
ACTIVATING BLOOD CIRCULATION AND INDUCING
BLOOD STASIS IN TREATMENT OF SEQUELAE OF
ISCHEMIC APOPLEXY MAINLY BY SCALP ACUPOINTS].
TANG SHENGXIU. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2002;22(2):79 (chi*).
Purpose : To Study on the positive coherence effects of
activating blood stasis and inducing blood stasis in treatment
of sequelae of ischemic apoplexy by scalp acupoints as main
and body acupoints. Methods : Scalp acupuncture acupoints
as main and body acupoints were used respectively for
treatment of sequelae of ischemic apoplexy, and the changes
of blood rheology, blood triglyceride (TG) , total cholesterol
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(TC) , high desity Lipoprotein-cholestero l(HDL-C) and LDL-C,
and D-Dimer before and after treatment, and therapeutic
effects of the two groups were compared. Results : 'Mere were
very significant differences in changes of blood rheology, the
four indexes of blood lipids and D-Dimer before and after
treatment, and the two groups had better therapeutic effects,
and specially, in the scalp acupoint group the therapeutic
effect is significant. Conclusion : Acupuncture has double
actions of activating blood circulation and inducing blood stasis
at the same time, and they exert positive
448- gera: 116311/di/ra
[MEMORY METHODS OF LOCATIONS AND INDICATIONS
OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ]. TIAN KAIYU. chinese
In the 6th edition of TCM higher education textbook,
Acupuncture anti moxibustion, the locations and indications of
scalp-acupuncture are introduced in order of the four regions,
forehead, vertex, temporal and occiput, respectively. In order
to make the memory easier, the author classifies the 14
standard scalp acupuncture lines into two ordinates (IO lines)
and diagonals (4 lines) I and sub-classifies them according to
their anatomic regions and involved acupoints, By comparing
and analyzing their locations and indications, some simple and
easy - memory features have been summed up. This article
win benefit to quickly learn and practice scalp acupuncture for
TCM college students and medical workers who have not
studied acupuncture systematically.
449- gera: 133489/di/ra
SOBRE EL INFARTO CEREBRAL. X. medicina energetica.
2002;16:26 (esp).
450- gera: 139322/di/ra
SOBRE EL INFARTO CEREBRAL. X. medicina energetica.
2002;16:26 (esp).
451- gera: 111471/di/ra
[OBSERVATION OF CURATIVE EFFECT ON ACUTE
CEREBRAL INFARCTION TREATED WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. YANG GUORONG ET AL. hubei journal
of tcm. 2003;25(1):9 (chi).
452- gera: 112617/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE PLUS MEDICINE ON EARLY CEREBRAL
INFARCTION]. YU CHANGDE, WU BINGHUANG, HONG
ANHUI, ET AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2003;23(2):67 (chi*).
453- gera: 113918/di/ra
[CLINICAL STUDY ON HEAD POINT-THROUGH-POINT
ELECTROACUPUNCTURE FOR TREATMENT OF
PARKINSON'S DISEASE]. WANG SHUN, ZHOU ZHENKUN,
HU BINGCHENG, ET AL. chinese acupuncture and
454- gera: 114278/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF 36 POST-APOPLECTIC DYSOPSIA
PATIENTS WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND FOUR
PERIOCULAR ACUPOINTS]. ZHANG YL ZHANG J,WANG
LS. shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
2003;22(4):6 (chi*).
455- gera: 114462/di/ra
[OBSERVATION OF CURATIVE EFFECT ON ACUTE
CEREBRAL INFARCTION TREATED WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. YANG GUORONG ET AL. hubei journal
of tcm. 2003;25(1):9 (chi).
456- gera: 115608/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE PLUS MEDICINE ON EARLY CEREBRAL
INFARCTION]. YU CHANGDE, WU BINGHUANG, HONG
ANHUI, ET AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2003;23(2):67 (chi*).
Objective : To search for the best method of increasing the
therapeutic effect of early cerebral infarction (CI). Methods : 60
cases of CI were randomly divided into group A and group B.
The group B were treated by CI early routine medicinal
therapy, and the group A were treated by scalp acupuncture
therapy on the basis of the CI early routine medicinal therapy.
After one therapeutic course, the therapeutic effect and
changes of malondialdehyde (MDA) were investigated. Results
:After treatment, nervous functions in the group A and B
improved significantly and MDA decreased as compared with
that before treatment (P< 0.01 or P< 0.05) respectively, and
there was significant difference between the two groups in
MDA content (P<0.01). Before and after treatment MDA
contents and scores of nervous function showed significantly
positive correlation (P<0.05). Conclusion : The therapeutic
effect of the group A was superior to that of the group B, and
MDA contents and improvement of nervous function
457- gera: 117269/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF 36 POST-APOPLECTIC DYSOPSIA
PATIENTS WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND FOUR
PERIOCULAR ACUPOINTS]. ZHANG YL ZHANG J,WANG
LS. shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
2003;22(4):6 (chi*).
Purpose : To observe the curative effect of scalp acupuncture
plus needling four periocular acupoints on postapoplectic
dysopsia and its influences on rheoencephalogram and
intraorbital rheogram. Methods : Visual acuity and visual field
were used as criteria for assessing clinical effects. Thirty-six
cases of post-apoplectic dysopsia were treated by scalp
acupuncture plus needling four periocular acupoints. Their
improvement in visual acuity and field, and posttreatment
rheoencephalogram and intraorbital rheogram were observed.
Results : The total curative rate reached 97. 2%. The course of
treatment was closely related to the curative effect. Scalp
acupuncture plus needling four periocular acupoints could
improve cerebral and intraorbital blood flow. Conclusion :
Scalp acupuncture plus needling four periocular acupoints can
improve visual acuity and field and cerebral and
458- gera: 118332/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY. X. journal of
acupuncture and tuina science. 2003;1(4):14 (eng).
459- gera: 118900/di/ra
[CLINICAL STUDY ON TREATMENT OF INFANTILE
CEREBRAL PALSY BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
COMBINED WITH MODEM REHABILITATION]. JIA JIE.
(chi*).
460- gera: 119776/di/ra
[EFFECT OF SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED POTENTIAL OF
RATS WITH ACUTE CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE TREATED
WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. WANG YUQI, LUO CUIFANG, TENG XIU-YING, ET AL. information on tcm.
2003;20(3):47 (chi).
461- gera: 119782/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON COMBINATION OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE WITH ACUPOINT-INJECTION
DECREASING INCIDENCE OF CHILD CEREBRAL PALSY].
PENG GUILAN, ZHANG LING. chinese acupuncture and
462- gera: 120413/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF APOPLECTIC SPASTIC
HEMIPARALYSIS BY SSALP ACUPUNCTURE IN
COMBINATION WITH RELAXING NEEDLING IN 36
CASES.]. WANG HONG-FENG ET AL. journal of traditional
chinese medicine and chinese materia medica of jilin.
2003;23(4):33 (chi).
463- gera: 121179/di/ra
[EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY ON
CEREBRAL BASIC FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR
EXPRESSION IN CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA RATS]. ZHANG
HAI-FENG, CUI HAI TANG QIANG. acupuncture research.
2003;28(1):17 (chi*).
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464- gera: 121232/di/ra
TREATMENT OF 38 CASES OF ACUTE LUMBAR MUSCLE
SPRAIN BY SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE. ZHU GEN-KUI.
journal of acupuncture and tuina science. 2003;1(1):61
(eng).
465- gera: 121395/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON EFFICACY OF CT POSITIONING
SCALP CIRCUM-NEEDLING COMBINED WITH CHINESE
HERBAL MEDICINE IN TREATING POLY-INFARCTIONAL
VASCULAR DEMENTIA*]. LUN XIN, RONG LI, YANG WENHUI. chinese journal of integrated traditional and western
medicine. 2003;23(6):423 (chi*).
466- gera: 122473/di/ra
[EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON BLOOD
RHEOLOGY, BLOOD LIPID, APOPROTEIN OF PATIENTS
WITH APOPLEXY]. ZHANG HONGXING . journal of
emergency in tcm. 2003;12(5):409 (chi*).
467- gera: 122769/di/ra
[CLINICAL STUDY ON TREATMENT OF HYPERACTIVE
AND COPROPHASIC SYNDROME WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE PLUS CHINESE MEDICINE]. CHI X(, JIN
Z,CUI, ET AL . shanghai journal of acupuncture and
468- gera: 123225/di/ra
[EVALUATION ON EFFICACY OF SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE
IN TREATMENT OF STROKE MODEL RATS (SHRSP)].
WANG HONGDU, ZENG XIAORONG, CHEN LIHUA, ET AL.
469- gera: 123665/di/ra
[EVALUATION ON EFFICACY OF SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE
IN TREATMENT OF STROKE MODEL RATS (SHRSP)].
WANG HONGDU, ZENG XIAORONG, CHEN LIHUA, ET AL.
470- gera: 126528/di/ra
TREATMENT OF INFANTILE CEREBRAL PALSY BY
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH POINT
INJECTION IN 48 CASES. SU LI-MIN XIANG LI-MIN. journal
of acupuncture and tuina science. 2003;1(6):9 (eng*).
The author treated forty-eight cases of infantile cerebral palsy
with scalp acupuncture and point injection. After two courses
of treatment the infants made progress in different degrees.
Eight cases were cured, sixteen cases were obviously
improved, twenty-two cases were improved and two cases
were unchanged. The total effective rate was
improvement in 13 cases and failure in 2 cases.
473- gera: 133469/di/ra
EFFECTIVENESS OF YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA) FOR THE RELIEF OF PAIN OF
THE LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM: AN OPEN, PROSPECTIVE,
TOPOMETRICALLY CONTROLLED STUDY. SCHOCKER
T,SCHUMPE G,AND CLAUDIA NICOLAY C,. medical
acupuncture. 2003;15(1):26 (eng*).
Background Patients treated with Yamamoto New Scalp
Acupuncture (YNSA) often experience long-term relief from
symptoms. Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of YNSA
for the relief of pain of the locomotor system. Design, Setting,
and Patients Prospective series of 104 German patients with
severe movement-associated pain who were treated with a
single application of YNSA via basic points and Y points
selected according to the palpation results of a neck diagnosis.
Depending on the duration of topometry, the needles were left
in position for 3-9 minutes. A topometer was used to record
patients' movements by an external computer-controlled
ultrasonic emitter with an accuracy in the millimeter range. The
participants described their subjective sensation of pain before
and after treatment via a visual analog scale (VAS) for pain. All
patients were interviewed by telephone a few weeks later to
document the success of the treatment.Main Outcome
Measures The speed of YNSA efficacy and its enduring
effects, the complaints for which it is particularly effective, and
whether YNSA is suitable for emergency application.Results
All together, 93.3% (n=97) of the patients regarded a single,
brief application of YNSA as effective. The average VAS score
before YNSA was 63/100; afterward the average was 19/100.
A total of 50% of the patients (n=52) stated that they
experienced complete relief of symptoms subjectively and by
using the VAS. A total of 43.3% of the patients (n=45)
experienced some relief after YNSA. Seven patients did not
subjectively experience any effect. A total of 58.5% (n=55) of
the patients experienced both objectively measurable
(topometry) and subjectively stated relief or complete
elimination of symptoms (on VAS), lasting from 1 hour to 382
days. Overall movement after YNSA remained constant in
topometric measurements for 35.1% (n=33). Overall
movement for 6.4% (n=6) measured topometrically was worse
after YNSA than before. Conclusions YNSA can be an
effective treatment especially for pain of the locomotor system
and can provide subjective improvement for most patients.
Due to its ease of application and its reliability, YNSA is
particularly well suited for use in emergency treatment since a
good long-term effect can be achieved by leaving the needles
in position for
474- gera: 143954/di/ra
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IM LAND DER AUFGEHENDEN
SONNE: EIN REISE- UND ERLEBNISBERICHT AUS
JAPAN. VON ZECHMEISTER BJ. akupunktur theorie und
praxis. 2003;31(4):243 (deu).
471- gera: 126529/di/ra
CLINICAL OBSERVATION OF INFANTILE CEREBRAL
PALSY MAINLY TREATED BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE.
REN YI-ZHONG, CHENRUI-HUA, LIAO RONG-GUI. journal
of acupuncture and tuina science. 2003;1(6):11 (eng*).
Purpose: The clinical effects of scalp acupuncture in treating
infantile cerebral palsy were observed. Methods: Forty-five
patients were treated by scalp acupuncture, functional
exercise, intravenous drip, and parents' instructive training.
Results: Basic recovery occurred in 4 cases, marked
effectiveness in 21 cases and effectiveness in 15 cases. The
total effective rate was 88.9%. The shorter duration and the
longer course were, the better curative effects got. Conclusion:
A combined treatment of scalp acupuncture, physiotherapy
and intravenous drip can markedly improve clinical symptoms,
signs, and intelligence in children with cerebral palsy.
476- gera: 127643/di/ra
[OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF 100
CASES OF APOPLEXY BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND
CT LOCALIZATION]. XIA YANG, ZHU TIAN-ZHONG, SONG
YA-GUANG, ET, AL. journal of clinical acupuncture and
472- gera: 126537/di/ra
TREATMENT OF 36 INFANTILE ENURESIS CASES BY
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND BODY ACUPUNCTURE. LI
PING, YUE LAN. journal of acupuncture and tuina science.
2003;1(6):28 (eng*).
By classification with syndrome differentiation into the three
patterns of deficient cold in the lower energizer, qi deficiency in
the spleen and lung and damp heat in the Liver Meridian, 43
cases of enuresis were treated by puncturing Baihui (GV 20),
Guanyuan (CV 4) and Sanyinjiao (SP 6). After two courses of
the treatment, the results showed cure in 28 cases,
477- gera: 129393/di/ra
[CONTROLLED STUDY ON BODY ACUPUNCTURE AND
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE FOR TREATMENT OF ISCHEMIC
APOPLEXY ]. TAN JI-LIN, LIGUO-HUI . chinese
Objective To observe therapeutic effect of body acupuncture
on ischemic apoplexy at different stages. Methods Fifty-nine
cases of ischemic apoplexy were randomly divided into the
treatment group treated by body acupuncture and the scalp
acupuncture group treated by scalp acupuncture. They were
treated for 28 days. Results The score for the degree of
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TREATMENT OF PSEUDOBULBAR PARALYSIS BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE AND SUBLINGUAL NEEDLING. LIU
YUMIN. journal of tcm. 2004;24(1):26 (eng).
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neurologic impairment was decreased and for FIM in the both
treatment groups was significantly increased, with significant
differences between the two groups (P<0. 05). Conclusion
Body acupuncture at different stages can improve promote of
neurologic impairment and can obviously increase ability for
daily life.
478- gera: 129787/di/ra
[OUTLINE ALIGNMENT WITH TCM HEAVEN-MAN
COMMUNION AND SCALP ACUPUNCTURE CEREBELLUM
NEW AREA ]. ANDREW QI WU. tianjin journal of tcm.
2004;21(3):252 (chi*).
Abstract: -The theory of Heaven-Man communion in TCM is an
exploration and excavation to the theory of TCM, and a new
development of the theory of strengthening the body
resistance. Chinese herbs, breathing technique stone needle
and acupuncture reach the same goal by different ways,
meanwhile it is eliminating pathogenic factors. It means
frequency modulation, message regulation, and the method of
Heaven-Man communion in TCM can adjust the maladjusted
Taiji energy field. Scalp acupuncture cerebellum new area has
been used to treat many difficult diseases, namely adopting
Heaven-Man communion in TCM and scalp acupuncture
therapy.
479- gera: 130061/di/ra
[SELF-CONTROL STUDY ON TREATMENT OF TOURETTE
SYNDROME BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. TAN FENG,
ZHANG TANG-FA. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2004;24(3):181 (chi*).
[Voir traduction anglaise ref gera:143293]. Objective To
compare therapeutic effects of scalp acupuncture and tiapride
on Tourette syndrome. Methods One hundred and forty cases
who had no effect for tiapride treatment with the medication
suspended for over one month were treated by scalp
acupuncture with self-control method. After treatment of scalp
acupuncture, changes of symptoms were assessed with the
Yale Global Tic Severity Scale. Results The scores of motor
tics, vocal tics and integrated trauma respectively decreased
from 15. 30±5. 86, 9. 07±5. 31. 25. 13±9. 30 before treatment
to 6.82±3. 54, 3. 77±3. 51, 13. 08±11. 91 after treatment (P<0.
01). Conclusion Scalp acupuncture can effectively control the
motor tics, vocal ticE and integrated injury of Tourette
480- gera: 130155/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON THE TREATMENT OF
PARKINSON'S DISEASE BY SCALP ]. YANG YAN, CHEN
HONG-TAO. journal of clinical acupuncture and
Objective: To observe the effect of Scalp Acupuncture
treatment for Parkinson's Disease. Methods:60 cases were
divided into two groups, 30 cases in the control group were
treated by regular western medicine and 30 cases in the
therapy group were added by Scalp Acupuncture. Results: The
total effective rate of the therapy group was 73. 3%, and the
control group was 40%. The difference of effective rate Was
significance (P < 0.05) .
481- gera: 130488/di/ra
[EFFECT OF ELECTRO-SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON BRAIN
FUNCTIONAL IMAGING OF DEPRESSION]. HUANG Y,
TANG AW, LI ET AL. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
Objective To observe the effect of electro-scalp acupuncture
on cerebral glucose metabolism of depression by positron
emission computed tomography (PET). Method 20 cases of
depressive patients received electro-scalp acupuncture on
Middle Line of Vertex (MSS), Middle Line of Forehead (MSD
and bilateral Lateral Line 1 of Forehead (MS2). All the patients
received PET examination before and after acupuncture
treatment of 6 weeks. Then cerebral regions of interesting
(ROI) were chosen and their average glucose metabolisms
were counted half- quantitatively. The parameters were
compared by t test. Results Electro-scalp acupuncture could
increase the glucose metabolisms of the patients in bilateral
frontal lobes, caudate nucleus, cingulated gyrus and
cerebellum in different degrees. Conclusion Electro-scalp
acupuncture on MS 1, 2 and 5 could increase the glucose
metabolism of depressive patients in certain cerebral regions,
which had the close relationship with its mechanism on
treating
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[SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND MASSAGE FOR
TREATMENT OF PROLAPSE OF LUMBAR
INTERVERTEBRAL DISC AND EFFECTS ON IMMUNE
FUNCTIONS]. CUI JIN, XIANG KAI-WEI, LIANG YONG-YING
. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 2004;24(7):445
(chi*).
Objective To study clinical effectiveness and the immune
mechanism of scalp acupuncture and massage for prolapse of
lumbar intervertebral disc. Methods Fifty cases were divided at
random into a scalp acupuncture plus massage group and a
massage group, 25 cases in each group. and a control group
of 20 cases was set up. Peripheral lymphocyte subsets and
serum IgM and IgG levels before and after treatment and in
the control group were determined. Results The clinical
effectiveness in the scalp acupuncture plus massage group
was superior to that in the massage group (P<0. 05). The ratio
of T-lymphocyte subsets in the patient of prolapse of lumbar
intervertebral disc decreased and serum IgG and IgM levels
increased, and after scalp acupuncture and massage
treatment, the ratio of T-lymphocyte subsets increased (P<0.
05) and the serum IgG and IgM levels restored normal (P
<0.01), with significant difference as compared with that after
treatment in the massage group (P<0.05). Conclusion Scalp
acupuncture and massage has an obvious therapeutic effect
on prolapse of lumbar intervertebral
483- gera: 130706/di/ra
[TRANSIENT THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE ON ANOXIA IN THE PATIENT OF
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS ]. NI WEI-MIN, SHEN JIE, HUANG
YUAN-FANG. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2004;24(7):452 (chi*).
484- gera: 130904/di/ra
[COMPARISON OF EFFECTS OF SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE,
BODY-ACUPUNCTURE AND COMBINED APPLICATION OF
ACUPUNCTURE AND MEDICINE ON CALMODULIN
ACTIVITY IN CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA RATS ]. JIN ZHI-XIU,
TU YA, HONG YIN-ZHU, ET AL. acupuncture research.
2004;29(1):18 (chi*).
Objective: To observe the effect of scalp-acupuncture, bodyacupuncture and joint administration of acupuncture and
medicine on cerebral ischemia induced changes of calmodulin
(CaM) activity. Methods: 63 Wistar rats were randomly and
evenly divided into control, sham-operation, model, scalpacupuncture (SA) , body-acupuncture - (BA) , SA + medicine
and BA + medicine groups. Cerebral ischemia-reperfusion (IR)
model was established by occlusion of the bilateral vertebral
arteries and common carotid artery. Scalp-points "Shuigou"
GV 26) and "Baihui" (GV 20), and body acupoints
"Shangyang" (LI 1) and "Zhongchong" (PC 9) were punctured
and stimulated electrically (20 Hz, I mA, continuous waves) for
20 min. In acupuncture + medication group, intra-gastric
perfusion of Venoruton (0.45 g/kg) was given to the rats. CaM
concentration in the brain was determined with
radioimmunoassay. Results: In comparison with control and
sham- operation groups, CaM content of model group
increased considerably (P < 0.001) .Compared with model
group, CaM contents of SA, BA, SA + medicine and BA +
medicine groups all decreased significantly (P< 0.01 .0.001) .
In comparison with SA group, CaM contents of both ,"'A+
medicine group and BA + medicine group were significantly
lower (P<0.05) , but no significant differences were found
between control group and sham-operation group, among BA,
SA + medicine and BA + medicine groups, and between SA
and BA groups in CaM contents (P > 0.05) . Conclusion: Both
scalp-acupuncture and bodyacupuncture and joint
administration of acupuncture and medicine can significantly
lower CaM content of the brain tissue in cerebral ischemia
rats, and the effect of SA +
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[A CLINICAL JUDGMENT OF SCL-90 ON TREATING 50
CASES OF DEPRESSION WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE].
HUANG Y, GONG W, ZOU J, ET AL. shanghai journal of
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Objective To observe the effect of Scalp Acupuncture on
treating depression by the judgment of Symptom Check List 90
(SCL-90). Methods Ninety-eight patients suffered from
depression were randomly divided into 2 groups. Fifty patients
in treatment group received the treatment of scalp
acupuncture, while forty-eight patients in control group were
taken fluoxetine. SCL-90 was used to judge the depressive
condition before and 2, 4, 6 weeks after treatment. The scores
before and after treatment in each group were compared.
Results All the patients had remarkable improvement in
depression after treatment proven by the judgment of SCL-90.
Even if some differences appeared between 2 groups 2 and 4
weeks after treatment, they disappeared 6 weeks later.
Conclusion
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[TRANSIENT THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE ON ANOXIA IN THE PATIENT OF
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS]. NI WEI-MIN, SHENJIE, HUANG
YUAN-FANG . chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2004;24(7):452 (chi*).
Objective To observe the improving extent of scalp
acupuncture for anoxia in the patient of chronic bronchitis.
Methods One hundred and one cases of acute attack of
chronic bronchitis were randomly divided into scalp
acupuncture group (n=34), medicine group (n=34) and control
group (n=33). Results The heart rate, respiratory frequency,
partial pressure of oxygen (Pa02) and partial pressure of
carbon dioxide (PaCO2) in the scalp acupuncture group and
the medicine group had significantly changes after treatment
(all P<0. 001), and the therapeutic effects in the two groups
were superior to that in the control group (P<0. 001).
Conclusion Scalp acupuncture can improve anoxia in the
patient of chronic bronchitis. Its therapeutic effect approaches
that of
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CLINICAL APPLICATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF
KONG'S SCALP ACUPUNCTURE AND DAOYIN
TECHNIQUE. JIANG LING-ZHEN. journal of acupuncture
and tuina science. 2004;2(4):6 (eng).
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[TREATMENT OF ISCHEMIC STROKE WITH ELECTRIC
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. XU XINXIA, JIAO WEI, ZHU
CHAOYING . shaanxi journal of tcm. 2004;25(10):921 (chi).
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[EFFECTS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON PARIETAL
GLUCOSE METABOLISM OF DEPRESSIVE PATIENTS].
HUANG YONG,TANG AN-WU,LI DONG-JIANG,ET AL.
shandong journal of tcm. 2004;23(9):543 (chi).
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[OBSERVATIONS ON THE CURATIVE EFFECT OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE ON 120 CASES OF ACUTE ISCHEMIC
STROKE]. HAN JIAN-HUA . shanghai journal acupuncture
Purpose To investigate the curative effect of scalp
acupuncture on acute ischemic stroke. Method Acute ischemic
stroke was treated by scalp acupuncture. Differences in serum
malonic aldehyde (MAD) and glutathione peroxidase (GSHPX) between pre-treatment and post-treatment, and the
curative effect scores were compared of the treatment group
and the control group. Results and conclusion Scalp
acupuncture had a remarkable antioxidant effect and could
increase GSHPX activity and reduce MAD activity. There was
a significant difference in curative effect score between the two
groups (P< 0. 05). The mechanism is related to scalp
acupuncture dilating blood vessels in the ischemic area,
improving the blood supply to the brain and promoting the
early formation of
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[REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON THE TREATMENT OF
INFANTILE CEREBRAL PALSY BY SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. SUN KE-XING , ZHANG HAI-MENG .
shanghai journal acupuncture and moxibustion.
2004;23(8):38 (chi*).
Scalp acupuncture has been widely applied to clinical
treatment of infantile cerebral palsy. It mainly includes Jiao's,
Tang's, Jing's and Lin's schools of scalp acupuncture. This
article arranges literature published in recent years and
discusses the theoretical basis for point formation and its
practical characteristics in different systems of scalp
acupuncture. It has been found: (1) The theory on which the
distribution and formation of point areas were based is
different, including Zang Xiang, and cerebral function location
and neurophysiology in modern medicine. (2) The theory about
point prescription, the depth of needle insertion, needling
manipulation and the time for needle retention have different
characteristics in different schools. (3) In the selection of scalp
acupuncture system, generally one school was used as a main
method, but in some cases two or more methods were also
combined for use. To improve the clinical effect of scalp
acupuncture on infantile cerebral palsy and further standardize
its application, strict and scientific design and comparative
observation of the combined application modes and
performing procedures in different systems of scalp
acupuncture are urgently needed in clinical research.
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[EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON THE OCCIPITAL
GLUCOSE METABOLISM OF HEALTHY PEOPLE AND
DEPRESSIVE PATIENTS]. HUANG YONG, TANG AN-WU, LI
QIU-SHI, ET AL. yunnan journal of tcm and materia
medica. 2004;25(4):37 (chi*).
The First Military Medical University, Guangzhou, 510515; 2.
Guangdong People's Hospital, Guangzhou, 510080 Objective:
To observe the effect of scalp acupuncture on the occipital
glucose metabolism of healthy people a depressive patients by
using positron emission computed tomography (PET). Method:
Five healthy people and twelve depress patients received the
treatment of scalp acupuncture on Middle Line of Vertex
(MS5), Middle Line of Forehead (MSI) a bilateral Lateral Line I
of Forehead (MS2). They also received PET examination
before and during the acupuncture. Occipital lobe was chosen
as the region of interest to analyses the average glucose
metabolism with computer. Result: The left occipital glucose
metabolism of the healthy people increased obviously, but the
right side had no obvious change after the scalp acupuncture
stimulation, while the bilateral occipital glucose metabolism of
the depressive patients were higher than that of healthy people
and had a
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[EFFECT OF SCALP-ACUPUNCTURE ON CEREBRAL TNFA MRNA EXPRESSION IN CEREBRAL ISCHEMIAREPERFUSION RATS]. GUO ZHUANG-LI, PEI HAI-TAO.
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[EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON CEREBRAL
NERVE GROWTH FACTOR EXPRESSION IN CEREBRAL
ISCHEMIA RATS]. ZHANG HAI-FENG, XUAN LI-HUA,
ZHANG SHU-YAN. acupuncture research. 2004;29(2):98
(chi*).
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[EFFECT OF SCALP ELECTROACUPUNCTURE ON
CEREBRAL GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN HEALTHY
PEOPLE ]. HUANG YONG, TANG AN-WU, LI QIU-SHI, ET
AL. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2004;24(11):779 (chi*).
Objective To observe the effect of scalp electroacupuncture on
glucose metabolism in different brain regions by positron
emission computed tomography (PET). Methods Six healthy
people received scalp electroacupuncture at the Middle Line of
Vertex (MS 5) . the Middle Line of Forehead (MS 1) and
bilateral Lateral Line 1 of Forehead (MS 2). And they received
PET examination before and after electroacupuncture. Then
cerebral regions of interesting (ROI) were set up and their
average glucose metabolisms were counted half-quantitatively
and compared. Results Scalp electroacupuncture could
significantly increase the glucose metabolisms of healthy
people in bilateral frontal lobes and caudate nucleus. left
cingulated gyrus and cerebellum. Conclusion Electro- scalp
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acupuncture at MS 1, MS 2 and MS 5 can increase glucose
metabolism in certain cerebral regions of
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[STUDY OF ANESTHESIA OWING TO SCALP - NEEDLE ].
HE BI - MEI, LI WAN - YAO. journal of clinical acupuncture
and moxibustion. 2004;20(11):3 (chi).
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON THE TREATMENT OF 80
ISCHEMIC STROKE CASES BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
PLUS CT IMAGE LOCATION]. XIA YANG, ZHU TIANZHONG, SONG YA-GUANG, ET AL. shanghai journal of
Objective To investigate the clinical efficacy of scalp
acupuncture in combination with CT image location for
treatment of ischemic stroke. Method One hundred and fiftyeight patients with ischemic stroke were randomly divided into
a scalp acupuncture +CT image location group of 80 cases
(treatment group) and a scalp acupuncture group of 78 cases
(control group). The results were analyzed after 2 courses of
treatment. Results The effect was better in the treatment group
(a marked effective rate of 75. 0% , an effective rate of 100%)
than in the control group (a marked effective rate of 39. 74%,
an effective rate of 89.74%)(P<0.05'). Conclusion Scalp
acupuncture in combination with CT image location can
improve the curative effect on ischemic stroke.
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATMENT OF
POST-APOPLECTIC MELANCHOLIA WITH SCALP
POINTS]. LI XIAO-JUN . shanghai journal of acupuncture
Objective To investigate the effect of needling scalp points as
a main treatment on post-apoplectic melancholia. Method The
effects of acupuncture plus oral antidepressant and simple oral
antidepressant were compared for the study. Results There
was a very significant difference in the cure and marked
effectiveness rate between the two groups after treatment
(P<0. 01). There were very significant differences between
pretreatment and posttreatment in both groups and between
the two groups after treatment according to HAMD (P<0. 01).
Conclusion It is suggested that needling scalp points as a main
treatment has a good effect on post-apoplectic melancholia.
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATMENT OF
POST-APOPLECTIC MELANCHOLIA WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. WANG PING , JI QING-MING,HUO XIAOLI . shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
2004;23(10):15 (chi*).
Objective To find the best method for treating post-apoplectic
melancholia. Method A treatment group was given scalp
acupuncture in cooperation with needling Du meridional points
and a control group, oral Western medicine fluoxetine. A total
of 60 cases were selected. Both groups were treated for 30
days. Results The total effective rate was 90% in the treatment
group and 80% in the control group. The average time for
producing the effect was 5 days in the treatment group and 15
days in the control group. There was no significant difference
in total effective rate (P>0. 05) but a significant difference in
average effect-producing time (P<0. 05) between the two
groups. Conclusion Scalp acupuncture plus Du meridional
points has a good curative effect on post-apoplectic
melancholia. Its curative effect is similar to that of medication,
but it produces a quicker effect.
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EFFECT OF ELECTRO-SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON
GLUCOSE METABOLISM OF THE CEREBRAL REGIONS
INVOLVING MENTAL ACTIVITY IN HEALTHY PEOPLE.
HUANG YONG, WIN MOE HTUT, LI DONG-JIANG, ET AL.
world journal of acupuncture and moxibustion.
2004;14(3):13 (eng*).
Objective: To observe the effect of electro-scalp acupuncture
on glucose metabolism of cerebral regions involving mental
activity in healthy people. Methods: A total of 6 cases of
volunteer healthy subjects (3 males and 3 females) ranging in
age from 22 to 36 years were subjected to this study. Changes
of cerebral glucose metabolism before and after electro-scalp
acupuncture were observed by using positron emission
tomography (PET) and semi- quantifying analysis method.
Electro-scalp acupuncture stimulation (50 Hz, 2 mA) of Middle
Line of Vertex (Dingzhongxian, I t , MS5) , Middle Line of
Forehead (Ezhongxian, , MS1) and bilateral Lateral Line 1 of
Fore- head (Epangyixian,MS2) was administered for 30
minutes. Then cerebral regions of interest (ROls) were chosen
and their average glucose metabolism levels ( radioactivity of
18 fluorine deoxyglucose ) were analyzed. Results:After
administration of electro-scalp acupuncture, the glucose
metabolism levels in bilateral frontal lobes and bilateral
caudate nuclei, left cingulate gyrus and right cerebellum
increased significantly in comparison with those of prestimulation (P< 0.05). Conclusion: Electro-scalp acupuncture
of MS1, MS2 and MS5 can increase the
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YAMAMOTO'S SCALP ACUPUNCTURE SEMINAR: A
PRESENTATION OF INNOVATIVE SKILLS. JACOBE E.
journal of alternative and complementary medicine.
2004;10(1):187-88 (eng).
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[MY OPINION ON MICRO-NEEDLING SYSTEM]. CHEN MUYUAN. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2004;24(12):837 (chi*).
Objective To probe into practicality of micro-needling system.
Methods One hundred and fifty cases of apoplectic sequelae
were treated by body acupuncture, scalp acupuncture and eye
acupuncture, and 132 cases of prolapse of lumbar
intervertebral disc were treated by body acupuncture, ear
acupuncture and wrist-ankle acupuncture, respectively. Their
therapeutic effects were compared. Results The effective rates
of the several needling methods of the micro-needling system
all are not superior to that of body acupuncture. Conclusion
Micro-needling system should not be continuous developing
direction of acupuncture and moxibustion in the 21st century.
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[TREATMENT OF 60 CASES OF ISCHEMIC APOPLEXY
WITH SCALP AND ABDOMEN ACUPUNCTURE]. ZHANG
HUI, LI JIYING, LIU KONGJIANG. jiangsu journal of tcm.
2004;25(12):44 (chi).
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[THE STUDY DEVELOPMENT OF STROKE TREATED WITH
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE]. XIAO XIAO-HUA. journal of
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[THE INFLUENCE OF SCALP-POINT PULSE MAGNETIC
ACUPUNCTURE ON PLASMA T-PA,PAI-I ACTIVITY AND DDIMER CONTENT IN CEREBRAL INFARCTION PATIENTS].
CUI H, ZHANG HF, WANG DY, ET AL. shanghai journal of
Objective To use self-pulse magnetic acupuncture instrument
on scalp points for the treatment of acute cerebral infarction
and investigate its mechanism. Methods A pulse magnetic
acupuncture group of 30 cases was set up and mean-while a
routine acupuncture group of 30 cases and a static magnetic
acupuncture group of 30 cases were established as a control.
Plasma tissue proplasmin activator (t-PA),tissue proplasmin
activator inhibitor (PAI- I )and D-dimer contents were
determined before and after treatment in the three groups.
Results and Conclusion There was no significant difference
between the pulse magnetic acupuncture group and the
routine acupuncture group (P>0. 05), but there was a
significant difference between each of the two groups and the
static magnetic
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EFFECT OF ELECTROACUPUNCTURE OF SCALP-POINTS
ON ABNORMAL DISCHARGES OF NEURONS AROUND
THE CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE FOCUS IN THE RAT.
DONG HONG-SHENG, DONG GUI-RONG, BAI YAN. world
journal of acupuncture-moxibustion. 2004;14(4):33 (eng*).
Objective: To study the mechanism of electroacupuncture (EA)
of scalp-points for regulating abnormal discharges of neurons
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in different regions around the cerebral hemorrhage focus by
using neuro-electrophysiological methods. Methods: 80 Wistar
rats (anesthetized with 20% urethane 1 g/kg, i. p.) were
randomly divided into normal, saline, model and EA groups,
with 20 cases in each group. Cerebral hemorrhage model was
established by intracerebral injection of the rat's own arterial
blood sample (40 uL). In rats of saline group, the same volume
of saline was given for intracerebral injection. Extracellular
electrical activity of neurons of the caudate nucleus and
parafascicular nucleus and Tail flicking latency (TFL) were
used as the indexes. "Baihui"C GV 20) and "Taiyang"(EX-HIV
5) were punctured from GV 20 towards EX-HN 5 with filiform
needles and stimulated electrically with stimulating parameters
of strength of 1 V, frequency of 15 Hz and duration of 15 min.
Results: Compared with normal group, TFL values of model
group and EA group increased significantly (P < 0.01) ; and
compared with model group, those of EA group decreased
significantly (P<0.01), suggesting that the pain threshold
increased significantly in cerebral hemorrhage rats while after
acupuncture stimulation, it lowered strikingly. Compared with
normal and saline groups, the latency values of the pain
excitement and inhibitory responses of the cellular discharges
of the caudate and parafascicular nuclei in model and EA
groups increased significantly (P< 0.05-0. 01) , while after EA,
it recovered apparently (P < 0.01) , showing an apparent
regulative effect of EA on the abnormal changes of discharges
of neurons around the cerebral hemorrhage focus. Conclusion:
Scalp-acupuncture possesses an apparent regulatory effect on
the abnormal electrical activity of neurons around the cerebral
hemorrhage focus which may favor the early recovery of
functional activity of neurons near the focus tissues.
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EFFECTS OF THE LIFTING MANIPULATION OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE FOR RAISING MYODYNAMIA OF THE
AFFECTED LIMBS IN HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS DUE TO
CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS. KONG Y, XU F, LIN X, FENG Z,
SHI H, YU G, HU L, LI X, JIANG L. journal of traditional
chinese medicine. 2005;25(4):256-9. (eng).
OBJECTIVE: To provide a new therapy with definite quality
controllable therapeutic effects for functional restoration of the
affected limbs in hemiplegic patients due to cerebral
thrombosis. METHOD: 180 patients with hemiplegia due to
cerebral thrombosis were randomly divided into 2 groups: the
treatment group (treated with scalp acupuncture by using the
lifting manipulation) and the control group (treated with scalp
acupuncture by using the twirling manipulation). Evaluations
were given for the two groups based on the improvement of
myodynamia and comprehensive functions after the treatment.
RESULTS: Both groups showed increased myodynamia, but
with different cured and much relieved rates (86.67% in the
treatment group and 5% in the control group, P<0.01).
CONCLUSION: Scalp acupuncture with the lifting manipulation
can dramatically increase
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[LIN XUE-JIAN'S EXPERIENCE ON TREATMENT OF A
PART OF CEREBRAL DISEASES WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE]. WANG HL, WU JW. chinese
acupuncture and moxibustion. 2005;25(10):729-32. (chi).
LIN Xue-Jian adopts Chinese traditional acupuncture and
moxibustion manipulation methods to stimulate the special
area of scalp to treat a part of brain-derived diseases, such as
infantile cerebral palsy, nerve deafness, cerebellar ataxia,
lacunar cerebral infarction, senile dementia, Parkinson's
disease, anxiety, insomnia and central constipation, and so on.
Scalp acupuncture can improve ability of blood and oxygen
supply for general blood vessels; stimulation of corresponding
acupoint area according to symptoms and signs can control
condition of disease; and can repair, activate and regenerate
the injured, dormancy and aging neurons, so as to dredge
nerve
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[OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF PULSE
MAGNETIC ACUPUNCTURE AT SCALP ACUPOINTS ON
ACUTE CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. CUI H, ZHANG HF, REN
ZM, YU ZS, TANG Q. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 2005;25(8):526-8. (chi).
OBJECTIVE: To apply pulse magnetic acupuncture at scalp
acupoints to treat acute cerebral infarction and to explore the
mechanism. METHODS: A pulse magnetic acupuncture group,
a routine acupuncture group and a static magnetic
acupuncture group were set up, 30 cases in each group. Their
clinical therapeutic effects were observed. RESULTS: The
cured-markedly effective rate was 80.0% in the pulse magnetic
acupuncture group and 70.3% in the routine acupuncture
group with no significant difference between the two groups
(P>0.05), which were significant difference with 36.6% in the
static magnetic acupuncture group (P<0.01). CONCLUSION:
Pulse magnetic acupuncture and routine acupuncture at scalp
acupoints have same therapeutic effect on acute cerebral
infarction, which is superior to that of static magnetic
acupuncture.
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STUDIES ON THE CLINICAL OBSERVATION AND
CEREBRAL GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN DEPRESSION
TREATED BY ELECTRO-SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
COMPARED TO FLUOXETINE. YONG HUANG, WIN MOE
HTUT, DONGJIANG LI, ANWU TANG, QIUSHI LI, NA SHI,
DONGBIN XIA, CANGHUAN ZHAO, JUN ZOU, AND WEI
GONG. international journal of clinical acupuncture.
2005;14(1):7 (eng*).
Objective: To study the ettects ot electro-scalp acupuncture by
clinical surveys and positron emission tomography (PET) to
treat depression. Method: Ninety-eight patients suffering from
depression were divided into 2 groups randomly. The fifty
cases in group A were treated by electro-scalp acupuncture on
Middle Line of Vertex (MS 5), Middle Line of Forehead (MS 1)
and bilateral Lateral Line 1 of Forehead (MS 2), while fortyeight cases in group B took Fluoxetine. All the patients
received the survey of HRSD, Beck and SCL-90 before and
after 6 weeks treatment and the judgment by TESS only after
the treatment. Twelve cases in group A and six cases in group
B received PET examinations before and after 6 weeks of
treatment. Besides these, six healthy people also received
PET examinations before and after the electro-scalp
acupuncture. Results: The scores of HRSD, Beck and SCL-90
of group A reduced significantly after the electro-scalp
acupuncture treatment and the degree of reduction had no
obvions differences from that of group B. There were no side
effects of electro-scalp acupuncture indicated by TESS.
Compared to the healthy group, the cerebral glucose
metabolism of the depressive patients was lower in the
bilateral frontal lobes, caudate nuclei and cingulate gyri and
higher in the bilateral thalamus, right temporal lobe and left
cerebellum in the initial PET images. After the treatment
ofcerebellum increased significantly, while the glucose
metabolism in the right temporal lobe and bilateral thalamus
decreased obviously. After Fluoxetine treatment, the glucose
metabolism in the bilateral frontal lobes, bilateral parietal
lobes, right caudate nucleus, bilateral cingulate gyri and
bilateral cerebellums increased significantly, while the glucose
metabolism in bilateral temporal lobes and bilateral thalamus
decreased obviously. Conclusion: Electro-scalp acupuncture
had good effect, comparable to Fluoxetine in the treatment of
depression. It also affected the glucose metabolism of certain
cerebral regions and regulated the bidirectional nature of
limbic-cortical reciprocity in depression.
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[CLINICAL STUDY ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED
WITH SPORTS THERAPY FOR REHABILITATION OF
POSTSTROKE HEMIPLEGIA]. ZHAO DA-GUI, MU JINGPING. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2005;25(1):19 (chi*).
Objective To probe into effect of scalp acupuncture combined
with sports therapy on movement function of limbs in the
patient of poststroke hemiplegia. Methods One hundred and
twenty cases of poststroke hemiplegia were randomly divided
into an observation group and a control group, 60 cases in
each group. The observation group were treated by scalp
acupuncture and the control group by simple sports therapy.
The movement function of limbs were assessed by Fugl-Meyer
rating method and Barthel index. Results The movement
function of limbs and ability of daily life after treatment in the
observation group improved very significantly as compared
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with the control group (P<0. 01). Conclusion Scalp
acupuncture combined with sports therapy can promote
recovery of the movement function of limbs in the patient of
poststroke hemiplegia.
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[EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON GLUCOSE
METABOLISM IN BRAIN OF PATIENTS WITH
DEPRESSION *]. HUANG YONG, LI DONG-JIANG, TANG
AN-WU, ET AL. chinese journal of integrated traditionanl
and western medicine. 2005;25(2):119 (chi*).
Objective To observe the effect of scalp acupuncture (SA) on
the glucose metabolism in different regions of brain in patients
with depression by positron emission computed tomography
(PET) . Methods Twelve depressive patients were treated by
scalp acupuncture on middle line of vertex (MS5) , middle line
of forehead ( MS1) and bilateral lateral line 1 of forehead (
MS2) , once a day for six days per week, and received PET
detection on different region of brain before and after 6 weeks
acupuncture treatment. Semiquantitative analysis was used to
compare the average values of radioactive count gotten from
various brain regions before and after treat-ment, which could
reflect the condition of glucose metabolism at the brain region
detected. Results SA could increase the glucose metabolism
at bilateral frontal lobes, bilateral parietal lobes, right occipital
lobe, right caudate nucleus, right cingulated gyrus and left
cerebellum and decrease that at right temporal lobe and
bilateral thalamus. Conclusion SA on MS5 , MS1 and MS2 in
depressive patients could influence the glucose metabolism in
various brain regions. It primarily illustrated that the
mechanism of SA in treating depression is related with its
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[CLINICAL STUDY ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
INCREASING MYODYNAMIA IN 120 CASES OF
HEMIPLEGIA AFTER CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS]. KONG
YAOQI, XU FU, LIN XIURONG, ET AL. journal of tcm.
2005;46(2):104 (chi*).
Objective: To provide a new therapeutic method for recovery
of function of affected limbs in the patient of hemiplegia after
cerebral thrombosis. Methods:180 cases were randomly
divided into 2 groups:group B treated with lifting and thrusting
scalp acupuncture and group A treated with twirling scalp
acupuncture,and their myodynamia and comprehensive
function before and after treatment were evaluated.
Results:Myodynamia of affected limbs in the 2 groups
increased in varying degrees. The cured-markedly effective
rate was 86. 67% in group B and 5% in group A with significant
difference between the two groups (P<0. 01).
Conclusion:Lifting and thrusting method of scalp acupuncture
can significantly increase myodynamia of affected hemiplegic
limbs after
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YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA)
ACUPOINT FREQUENCY IN THE TREATMENT OF
HERNIATED LUMBAR DISK, LUMBAR RADICULOPATHY,
AND MECHANICAL LOW BACK PAIN. RICHARD A FEELY,
DO. medical acupuncture. 2005;16(2):20 (eng*).
Background Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) is an
acupuncture microsystem used for treating pain and
dysfunction. To date, there has not been a large-scale study of
the use, acupoint frequency, or location of YNSA in the
treatment of various diagnoses of back pain. Objective To
determine the location frequency of YNSA Basic and Ypsilon
points. Design, Setting, and Patients A retrospective 2-year
study of 115 successive patients seen at a private practice
who received YNSA: 22 lumbar herniated nucleus propulsus
(HNP) cases, 38 lumbar radiculopathy (LR) cases, and 55
somatic dysfunction/low back pain (LBP) cases. Intervention
All patients received osteopathic manipulative treatment
(OMT) for identified somatic dysfunction and if pain persisted,
YNSA was used. Main Outcome Measure Location and
frequency of YNSA acupoints to achieve pain relief. Results A
total of 115 patients with back pain had a mean average of
3.17 visits. Ypsilon points most commonly used were Yin of
YIN, 86.4%, and the least common were Yang/YANG, 1.6%.
The most common Basic points were YIN D1-6, 11.14%, and
most common Ypsilon points were left Yin of YIN GB, 3.65%.
This treatment approach resulted in mean visits per patient of
HNP: 5.27, LR: 2.42, and LBP: 1.82. Conclusions The use of
YNSA and OMT for low back pain resulted in immediate pain
relief with a minimum of needles. YNSA should be further
studied for this application.
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[CLINICAL STUDY ON THE TREATMENT OF APOPLECTIC
DYSKINESIA BY POINT INJECTION PLUS SCALP AND
BODY ACUPUNCTURE]. NIUJM, WU L, HAN CQ. shanghai
(chi*).
Objective To investigate the curative effect of acupuncture on
apoplectic dyskinesia. Method Four hundred and fifty patients
were randomly divided into point injection plus acupuncture,
point injection and acupuncture groups, 150 cases each. The
curative effect was evaluated after 3 courses of treatment in
each group. Results and Conclusion The total efficacy rate
was 98% in the point injection plus acupuncture group, 60% in
the point injection group and 84% in the acupuncture group.
Radit analysis showed a significant difference among the three
groups, the curative effect being best in the point injection plus
acupuncture group.
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TREATMENT OF APOPLECTIC SEQUELA WITH EYE
ACUPUNCTURE IN COOPERATION WITH SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE. WANG LI-KUAN, HAN CAI-YUN. journal
of acupuncture and tuina science. 2005;3(2):48 (eng).
Acupuncture was performed at points in the upper-jiao and
lower-jiao areas of two eyes and scalp acupuncture, in the
motor area on the healthy side. Thirty-four patients with
apoplectic sequela were treated. The total efficacy
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ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH BODY ACUPUNCTURE
ON STROKE.]. WANG BO-QING, ZHOU PING, ZHU YU-PU.
(chi*).
Objective To search for the best acupuncture end moxibustion
treatment program for stroke. Methods One hundred and
eighty three cases of stroke were divided into a scalp-body
acupuncture group of 62 cases, a scalp acupuncture group of
60 cases and a body acupuncture group of 61 cases. They
were treated for 2 months and then their therapeutic effects
were compared. Results In the scalp-body acupuncture group.
13 cases were basically cured, 32 cases improved obviously,
15 cases improved, 2 cases was ineffective, and
corresponding figures in the scalp acupuncture group were 8,
21, 24, 7. and in the body acupuncture group were 11 , 28, 19,
3, with a significant difference between the scalp-body
acupuncture group and the scalp acupuncture group (P < O.
05) . and with no significant differences between the scalpbody acupuncture group and body acupuncture group. and
between the body acupuncture group and the scalp
acupuncture group. Conclusion Scalp acupuncture combined
with body acupuncture has a better clinical therapeutic effect
than that of simple scalp acupuncture for the patient
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ZHU'S SCALP ACUPUNCTURE CERTIFICATION
PROGRAM. X. zhu's scalp acupuncture research and
foundation. 2005;: (eng).
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TREATMENT OF STROKE-RELATED MOTOR
IMPAIRMENT BY YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA): AN OPEN, PROSPECTIVE,
TOPOMETRICALLY CONTROLLED STUDY. BABAK
BOROOJERDI, TOSHIKATSU YAMAMOTO, SCHUMP G,
SCHOCKERT T. medical acupuncture. 2005;17(1):24 (eng).
Background After coronary heart disease and cancer, apoplec
tic insult is the third major cause of death in Germany. Due to
a lack of efficier treatment concepts in conventional medicine,
strokes are the most frequent cause of invalidity in old age.
Twenty percent of those affected d immediately as a result.
Since only a minority of patients have access to lysis therapy,
Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) may represer a
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valuable complement to existing treatment strategies ;
Objectives To show the efficacy of YNSA in treating stroke
patients with the aid of topometry.Design, Setting, and Patients
Twenty-three patients with stroke were examined
neurologically immediately prior to YNSA. The mobility of the
arms or legs with residual paralysis was documented
objectively by topometry in 3 dimensions. After YNSA
treatment, patients were assessE neurologically and
topometrically again. They were questioned about their
subjective impressions immediately after therapy and 3 weeks
latE Intervention YNSA of the brain points (basal ganglia,
cerebrum, and cerebellum) and the so-called base points in
the boundary between tl-forehead and hair were used. All
patients were treated just once by needle acupuncture. The
needles remained in position for 5-9 minutes.Main Outcome
Measures Improvement in mobility demonstrated on topometry
and subjective impressions of mobility. Results The topometric
examination showed that 14 of the 23 patients experienced
significantly improved mobility after a single treatmer with
YNSA. Subjectively, this positive effect continued for up to 17
days. In the neurological examination, it was not possible to
verify an improv ment in the mobility of the arm or leg before
and after acupuncture. Conclusions YNSA represents a
valuable complement to existing therapy concepts. Patients
may benefits subjectively and objectively from YNS,
Furthermore, successful YNSA treatment could lead to
considerable economic benefits by eliminating the need for
nursing care and by achie' ing reintegration of patients into
working life.
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OBSERVATION ON CLINICAL THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON FACIAL SPASM. WANG
SHUN, CAI YU-YING, SHANG YAN-JIE, SANG PENG. world
journal of acupuncture-moxibution. 2005;15(4):37 (eng).
Objective: To observe clinical therapeutic effect of scalp
acupuncture in the treatment of facial spasm. Methods: Sixtyfive cases of facial spasm were randomly divided into control
group (n = 31) and treatment group(n = 34). Patients of the
treatment group were treated with penetrative acupuncture
from Qianshencong (Extra) to Xuanli (GB 6), Baihui (GV 20) to
Qubin (GB 7), etc. , and those of control group treated with
acupuncture of Taiyang (EX- HN 5) , Yangbai (GB 14) ,
Quanliao (SI 18) and Xiaguan (ST 7), etc. once daily, 20
sessions altogether. Results : After treatment, of the 31 cases
and 34 cases in control and treatment groups, 5 and 12 were
cured, 8 and 13 had remarkable improvement, 11 and 8 had
improvement, 7 and 1 failed, with the total effective rates being
77.42% and 97.06% respectively; and the therapeutic effect of
treatment group was significantly superior to that of control
group ( P< 0.01) . Conclusion: Scalp acupuncture has an
obvi-ous therapeutic effect for facial spasm.
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[EFFECTS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON REGULATIVE
ABILITY OF OXIDATIVE STRESS REACTION AT
OPERATION STAGE]. HE BM, LI WY, LI WS, ZHAO WX.
chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 2006;26(4):291-4.
(chi).
OBJECTIVE: To study on regulative action of scalp
acupuncture on oxidative stress reaction at operation stage.
METHODS: Fifty two cases selected for radical operation of
intestinal cancer were randomly divided into a scalp
acupuncture plus general anesthesia (scalp acupuncture
group) and a simple general anesthesia group (general
anesthesia group), 26 cases in each group. The scalp
acupuncture group were treated first with scalp acupuncture
for 20 min, followed by general anesthesia, with scalp
acupuncture lasted till the end of operation. The general
anesthesia group were treated only with simple intratracheal
anesthesia. Effects of scalp acupuncture on malondialdehyde
(MDA) level and superoxide dismutase (SOD) activity at the
operation stage were observed. RESULTS: After operation,
MDA levels decreased significantly (P < 0.05) in the two
groups, but with no difference between the two groups in the
different values of MDA before and after treatment (P > 0.05);
there was no significant change in SOD before and after
treatment in the scalp acupuncture group, and significantly
decreased in the general anesthesia group (P < 0.05). There
was a significant difference between the two groups in the
different value of SOD before and after the operation (P <
0.05). CONCLUSION: Scalp acupuncture can inhibit the
decrease of SOD activity, reducing oxidative stress reaction at
operation stage.
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[EFFECTS OF HEAD POINT-THROUGH-POINT
ELECTROACUPUNCTURE ON SOD AND LPO IN THE
PATIENT OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE]. WANG S, CAI YY,
SHANG YJ, JIN-RONG L. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 2006;26(4):240-2. (chi).
OBJECTIVE: To observe clinical therapeutic effect of head
point-through-point electroacupuncture on Parkinson's disease
and the mechanism. METHODS: Seventy-six cases of
Parkinson's disease were randomly divided into a treatment
group (n=37) treated with head point-through-point
electroacupuncture and oral administration of madopa, and a
control group (n=39) with only oral administration of madopa.
Superoxide dismutase (SOD) and lipids peroxides (LPO) were
determined before and after treatment. RESULTS: The
effective rate was 97.3% in the treatment group and 61.5% in
the control group with a very significant difference between the
two groups (P < 0.01). SOD activity and LPO content were
significantly improved after treatment in the treatment group (P
< 0.01), with a significant difference between the two groups (P
< 0.01). CONCLUSION: Head point-through-point
electroacupuncture can improve SOD activity and LPO content
in the body so as to cure Parkinson's disease.
523- gera: 125890/di/ra
[EFFECT OF SKULL ACUPUNCTURE AND SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE ON SERUM VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL
GROWTH FACTOR IN THE PATIENT OF ACUTE
CEREBRAL INFARCTION]. YU CD, WU BH, ZHANG J,
SONG HM, WANG GS, YU Z. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 2006;26(7):466-8. (chi).
OBJECTIVE: To investigate effect of skull suture acupuncture
(skull acupuncture) and scalp acupuncture on serum vascular
endothelial growth factor (VEGF) in the patient of acute
cerebral infarction (CI). METHODS: Twenty cases of CI were
treated with skull suture acupuncture at coronal suture, sagittal
suture, lambdoid suture, etc. combined with medication (group
B), group C (n=20) with scalp acupuncture at contralateral
Dingnie Qian-xiexian (MS 6) and Dingnie Houxiexian (MS 7)
plus medication, and group A (n=20) with medication. Changes
of serum VEGF contents were investigated in the three
groups. RESULTS: After treatment, the serum VEGF content
did not significantly change in group A (P > 0.05), and
significantly increased in group B and group C (P < 0.01, P <
0.05), with significant difference as group B and C compared
with that of group A (P < 0.05), and with no significant
difference between group B and group C (P > 0.05).
CONCLUSION: Skull suture acupuncture combined with
medication and scalp acupuncture plus medication have a
similar effect on serum VEGF in the patient of acute
524- gera: 125923/di/ra
[CLINICAL OBSERVATION ON POINT-THROUGH-POINT
THERAPY OF SCALP ELECTROACUPUNCTURE FOR
TREATMENT OF FACIAL SPASM]. PENG S, WANG S,
ZHAO JH. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2006;26(8):563-5 (chi).
OBJECTIVE: To search for the best method of increasing
clinical therapeutic effect of facial spasm. METHODS: One
hundred and twenty cases of facial spasm were selected and
divided randomly into a scalp point-through- point
electroacupuncture group (EA treatment group), an
electroacupuncture control group (EA control group) and a
carbamazepine control group, 40 cases in each group. Baihui
(GV 20)-through-Qubin (GB 7), Shenting (GV 24)- throughHanyan (GB 4), Touwei (ST 8)-through-Xuanli (GB 6),
Benshen (GB 13)-through-Shuaigu (GB 8) were selected in the
EA treatment group, and Baihui (GV 20), Yangbai (GB 14),
Dicang (ST 4), Jiache (ST 6), Yifeng (TE 17), Hegu (LI 4),
Taichong (LR 3) and Sanyinjiao (SP 6) were selected in the
EA control group, and the EA treatment was given once each
day, for 30 days. The carbamazepine control group were
treated with carbamazepine 0.1 g, twice each day, for 30 days.
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Their therapeutic effects were evaluated by changes of
grading of facial spasm strength and frequency, and
myoelectric activity. RESULTS: The strength and frequency of
facial spasm significantly decreased in the EA treatment group
with very significant differences as compared with other two
groups (P<0.01), and there was a significant difference in the
electrophysiologic indexes as the EA treatment group
compared with other two groups (P<0.05). CONCLUSION:
Scalp point-through-point electroacupuncture can increase
therapeutic effect on facial spasm and it is a better therapy for
this disease.
Doppler(TCD) in both groups. Results: The total efficacy rate
was 97.5% in the treatment group and 12.5% in the control
group. The recovery rate was 75% in the treatment group and
0% in the control group. There was a significant difference
between the two groups(P 0.01). TCD showed that blood
velocity in cerebral arteries was significantly increased and the
unbalanced stasis of the right and left cerebral blood flow
changed in the treatment group. A comparison of MBV
between pretreatment and posttreatment showed P < 0.01.
Conclusion: Scalp acupuncture in combination with body
acupuncture has a good
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[CONTROLLED OBSERVATION ON EFFECTS OF
DIFFERENT NEEDLE RETAINING TIME IN SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE ON MOTOR FUNCTION IN THE INFANT
OF CEREBRAL PALSY]. YUAN Q, WANG QY, JIN R.
chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 2006;26(3):209-11.
(chi).
OBJECTIVE: To compare therapeutic effects of different
needle retaining time in scalp acupuncture on motor function in
the infant of cerebral palsy. METHODS: Randomized
controlled design and Jin three needle therapy were used, and
the therapeutic effects of needle retaining time of 1 h and 30
min on cerebral palsy were compared. RESULTS: After
treatment for 2 months, the improvement of motor function in
the group of retaining needle of lh was better than that in the
30 min group. CONCLUSION: Prolonging the retaining needle
time for sufficient stimulation amountis an important factor for
achieving a better therapeutic effect in scalp acupuncture
529- gera: 142290/di/ra
SCALP ACUPOINTS PENETRATION IN TREATING ACUTE
HYPERTENSIVE INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE AND
ITS CORRELATIVITY WITH SERUM SLOOB PROTEIN. LI
JING-JING, DONG GUI-RONG. journal of acupuncture and
tuina science. 2006;4(5):274 (eng).
Objective: To research the clinical curative effect and explore
the mechanism of penetrating of scalp-point on acute
hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH). Methods: 66
patients were randomly divided into two groups: one is the
scalp-point therapeutic group, the other is the western
medicine group. The two groups were all treated by
dehydration, etc. In addition, there are 20 norrnal people to be
set as the healthy group. To select the nervous functional
deficit mark, activity of daily living (ADL) form, the amount S100B protein as indexes and analysis the results. Results: the
recordings indicate the patients' Serum S-100B protein are
related with nervous functional deficiency mark. After 28 days,
the recovery of patients' nervous function of scalp acupuncture
group was obviously superior to that of control group (P<0.05).
Conclusions: The results suggested that the patients' Serum
S-100B had positive correlation with nervous functional deficit;
The penetrating of scalp-point had the better regulatory effect
on the level of Serum S-100B, and could improve the nervous
functional deficit and ADL, so as to improve the coordination
and compensation function and the general nervous function
between cortical functional areas
526- gera: 141762/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA ON LABOR]. BO QX, ZHANG
JX. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 2006;26(9):659
(chi*).
OBJECTIVE: to observe analgesic effect of scalp acupuncture
on labor. methods: seventy primiparae with term pregnancy
and monocyesis were randomly divided into scalp acupuncture
group treated by acupuncture at the shengzhi area of scalp,
and control group by no treatment. pain grades before and
after scalp acupuncture were evaluated with the pain 4-grade
rating criteria stipulated by who, and the active stage and the
second birth process, the apgar scores of new-born and
postpartum hemorrage amount were compared between the
two groups. results: the labor pain with 1 to approximately 2
grades was found in 33 cases in the scalp acupuncture group,
and 2 cases in the control group with very significant difference
between the two groups (p < 0.01); the active stage was
(130.70 +/- 74.16 ) min and the second birth process was
(40.70 +/- 21.65) min in the scalp acupuncture group, and
(166.15 +/- 62.65) min and (53.30 +/- 26.93) min in the control
group, respectively, with significant differences between the
two groups (all p < 0.05); and there were no significant
differences in apgar score of new-born and postpartum
hemorrhage amount. conclusion: scalp acupuncture has a
better analgesic effect in vaginal delivery
527- gera: 141854/di/ra
[STUDY OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON SPONTANEOUS
HYPERTENSIVE RATS-STROKE PRONE AFTER STROKE].
ZHOU L, ZHANG HX, ZHANG TF. shanghai journal of
528- gera: 142246/di/ra
CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATMENT OF
PSEUDOBULBAR PARALYSIS BY COMBINED SCALP
AND BODY ACUPUNCTURE. YANG GUO-RONG. journal of
acupuncture and tuina science. 2006;4(3):153 (eng).
Objective: To investigate the efficacy of scalp acupuncture in
combination with body acupuncture for treating pseudobulbar
paralysis. Methods: Eighty patients were randomly divided into
treatment and control groups, 40 cases each. The control
group was treated by the routine method of Western medicine
and the treatment group by combined scalp and body
acupuncture on the basis of the former. The curative effect
was evaluated after treatment in both groups. The influence of
the treatment on mean blood velocity(MBV) in anterior, middle
and posterior cerebral arteries was observed by transcranial
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CLINICAL STUDY ON 28 CASES OF ACUTE CEREBRAL
HEMORRHAGE TREATED BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
PLUS REHABILITATION THERAPY. ZHU WEN-ZENG, NI
JIN-XIA, BAO CHUN-LING, AL. journal of acupuncture and
Objective: To evaluate the clinical efficacy of scalp penetrating
technique plus rehabilitation therapy in treating acute cerebral
hemorrhage. Methods: The patients were allocated randornly
by computer into scalp acupuncture plus rehabilitation group
(A), rehabilitation group (B) and Western medication control
group (C). Results: The total effective rate and the curative
and remarkable effective rate were 92.9% and 75.0%
respectively in Group A, and 84.6% and 69.2% respectively in
Group B and 75.9% and 37.9% respectively in Group C. There
was a very significant difference in comparison of Group A and
Group B with Group C (P<0.01, P<0.05). There was no
significant difference between Group A and Group B (P>0.05).
But the total effective rate was significantly higher in Group A
than in Group B. Conclusion: Scalp acupuncture plus
rehabilitation therapy can obviously enhance the clinical effect
in cerebral hemorrhage, reduce the neural deficit due to acute
cerebral hemorrhage and improve
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EDITORIAL HELPING THE TRAUMATIC AMPUTEE
MILITARY MEMBER: EAR AND SCALP ACUPUNCTURE.
NIEMTZOW RC. medical acupuncture. 2006;17(3):3 (eng).
532- gera: 142729/di/ra
[THE INFLUENCE OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE PLUS
POINT INJECTION ON INTELLIGENCE IN MICROCEPHALY
CHILDREN]. ZHANG YM. shanghai journal of acupuncture
( Abstract] Objective To observe the influence of scalp
acupuncture plus point injection on intelligence quotient in
microcephaly children. Methods Twenty-five children with
microcephaly were treated by scalp acupuncture as main
therapy plus point injection. The children's intelligencc was
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tested by China – Wechsler's intelligence scale before and
after treatment. Results andConclusion Acupuncture can
improve intelligence and especially has an obvious influence
on verbal intelligence quotient in microcephaly children.
533- gera: 142894/di/ra
OBSERVATION ON CLINICAL THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON FACIAL SPASM. WANG
SHUN, CAI YU-YING, SHANG YAN-JIE, SANG PENG. world
journal of acupuncture moxibustion. 2006;15(4):37 (eng).
Objective: To observe clinical therapeutic effect of scalp
acupuncture in the treatment of facial spasm. Methods: Sixtyfive cases of facial spasm were randomly divided into control
group (n = 31) and treatment group(n = 34). Patients of the
treatment group were treated with penetrative acupuncture
from Qianshencong(inee Extra) to Xuanli (QT1 GB 6), Baihui(
GV 20) to Qubin('... GB 7), etc. , and those of control group
treated with acupuncture of Taiyang(10111EX-HN 5) ,
Yangbai(I3F1 A GB 14) , Quanliao( » SI 18) and Xiaguan(T.
ST 7), etc. once daily, 20 sessions altogether. Results : After
treatment, of the 31 cases and 34 cases in control and
treatment groups, 5 and 12 were cured, 8 and 13 had
remarkable improvement, 11 and 8 had improvement, 7 and 1
failed, with the total effective rates being 77.42% and 97.06%
respectively; and the therapeutic ef-fect of treatment group
was significantly superior to that of control group( P< 0.01) .
Conclusion: Scalp acupuncture has an obvi-ous
534- gera: 142957/di/ra
[TREATMENT OF TINNITUS WITH YNSA (YAMAMOTO
NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE)]. STOCKENHUBER D.
deutsche zeitschrift für akupunktur. 2006;3:36 (deu).
535- gera: 142962/di/ra
[THE 2:5-POINT - TREATMENT OF FEMALE HORMONE
DISORDERS WITH A NEWLY DISCOVERED POINT IN THE
YNSA Y-SOMATOTOPE REGION]. ZEISE-SÜSS D.
deutsche zeitschrift für akupunktur. 2006;4:6 (deu).
Up to now 102 women with different kinds of i1mbalance in
the regulation of female hormones have been treated
successfully with a newly detected point in the YNSA
(Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture) Y-somatotope region.
This point named ZS point, shows an effect ir patients with
hypermenorrhea, menometrorhagia, amenorrhea 01 other
disturbances of menstruatior and menopause.
536- gera: 143231/di/ra
ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA ON LABOR]. BO QI-XIU ,
ZHANG JIN-XUE. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2006;26(9):659 (chi).
Objective To observe analgesic effect of scalp acupuncture on
labor. Methods Seventy primiparae with term pregnancy and
monocyesis were randomly divided into scalp acupuncture
group treated by acupuncture at the Shengzhi area of scalp,
and control group by no treatment. Pain grades before and
rating criteria stipulated by WHO, and the active stage and the
second birth process, the Apgar scores of new-born and
two groups. Results The labor pain with 1-2 grades was found
in 33 cases in the scalp acupuncture group, and 2 cases in the
control group with very significant difference between the two
groups ( P < 0. 01) ; the active stage was ( 130. 70 ± 74. 16 )
min and the second birth process was (40. 70±21. 65) min in
the scalp acupuncture group, and (166. 15± 62. 65) min and
(53. 30 ± 26. 93) min in the control group, respectively, with
significant differences between the two groups (all P<0. 05) ;
and there were no significant differences in Apgar score of
new-born and postpartum hemorrhage amount. Conclusion
Scalp acupuncture has a better analgesic effect in vaginal
delivery with no
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SELF-CONTROL STUDY ON TREATMENT OF
TOURETTE'S SYNDROME WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE.
TAN FENG, ZHANG TANFA. eastwest integration medicine.
2006;4(1):47 (eng).
[Traduction anglaise de la ref gera:130061]. Objective: To
compare the therapeutic effects of scalp acupuncture and
Tiapride on Tourette's syndrome. Methods: Self-control was
ap-plied. 140 cases who had been treated with tiapride but
with no effect and had stopped taking the drug over one month
were treated with scalp acupuncture. After treatment with scalp
acupuncture, the changes of symp-toms were assessed with
the Yale Global Tic Severity Scale (YGTSS). Results: The
scores of motor tic, vocal tics and integrated trauma
respectively decreased from 15.30±5.86, 9.07±5.31,
25.13±9.30 before treatment to 6.82±3.54, 3.77±3.51,
13.08±11.91 after treatment (P<0.01). Conclusion: Scalp
acupuncture can effective-ly relieve motor and vocal tics and
reduce integrated trauma of Tourette's syndrome and has the
advantage of no side-effects.
538- gera: 143311/di/ra
[COMPARISON OF THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS AMONG
SCALP-, BODY-ACUPUNCTURE AND SCALP- PLUS
BODY-ACUPUNC-TURE IN THE TREATMENT OF 230
CASES OF STROKE]. LI HONG, HOU ZHONG-WEI, BAI YULAN, ET AL. acupuncture research. 2006;31(3):169 (chi).
Objective: To compare the therapeutic effects of scalpacupuncture, body-acupuncture and body-acupuncture
combined with scalp-acupuncture for stroke. Methods: Two
hundred and thirty stroke patients were divided into scalpacupunc-ture group (112 cases) , body-acupuncture group (51
cases), and body- plus scalp-acupuncture group (joint
treatment group, 67 cases) according to a random number
table. Scalp points used were Motor Area (MS 6), Sensory
Area (MS 7), Foot-motor Sen-sory Area (MS 8), etc for
hemiplegia and facial palsy; Motor Area (MS 6), Speech Area
(MS 9) , etc for aphasia; and body acupoints used were Jianyu
(LI 15) , Hegu (LI 4) , Geshu (BL 17) , Huantiao (GB 30) ,
Zusanli (ST 36), Fengchi (GB 20) , etc. In treating stroke
patients at the early stage, acupoints on the healthy side were
punctured first and stimulated with reducing method, followed
by puncturing acupoints on the affected side and using mild
stimulation maneuver. The treatment was given once daily in
the 1st therapeutic course and once every other day in the 2nd
course, continuously for 15 days (one therapeutic course) and
the interval between two courses was 7 days. After two
courses of treatment, the therapeutic effect was analyzed.
Results: After treatment, of the 112, 51 and 67 cases in scalpacupuncture, body-acupuncture and joint treatment groups,
40, 12 and 34 were cured basically; 48, 22 and 28 experienced
marked improvement; 22, 15 and 4 were effective; 2, 2 and 1
failed, with the effective rates being 98.2% , 96.0% and 98.5%
respectively. Rank test showed that the curative effect of joint
treatment group was significantly superior to that of scalpacupuncture group and body-acupuncture group ( P< O. 01) ,
and CT-scanning-shown ab-sorption rates (marked absorption
+ absorption rates) of the hemorrhagic and infarct loci in joint
treatment group were markedly higher than those in scalpacupuncture and body-acupuncture groups (P<0.01).
Conclusion: The curative effect of scalp plus body acupuncture
is significantly superior to that of simple scalp- and simple
body-acupuncture groups -in the treatment of stroke patients.
539- gera: 143388/di/ra
SCALP ACUPOINTS PENETRATION IN TREATING ACUTE
HYPERTENSIVE INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE AND
ITS CORRELATIVITY WITH SERUM SLOOB PROTEIN. LI
JING JING, DONG GUI-RONG. journal of acupuncture and
Objective: To research the clinical curative effect and explore
the mechanism of penetrating of scalp-point on acute
hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH). Methods: 66
patients were randomly divided into two groups: one is the
scalp-point therapeutic group, the other is the western
medicine group. The two groups were all treated by
dehydration, etc. In addition, there are 20 normal people to be
set as the healthy group. To select the nervous functional
deficit mark, activity of daily living (ADL) form, the amount S100B protein as indexes and analysis the results. Results: the
recordings indicate the patients' Serum S-100B protein are
related with nervous functional deficiency mark. After 28 days,
the recovery of patients' nervous function of scalp acupuncture
group was obviously superior to that of control group (P<0.05).
Conclusions: The results suggested that the patients' Serum
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S-100B had positive correlation with nervous functional deficit;
The penetrating of scalp-point had the better regulatory effect
on the level of Serum S-100B, and could improve the nervous
functional deficit and ADL, so as to improve the coordination
and compensation function and the general nervous function
between cortical functional areas
540- gera: 143394/di/ra
CLINICAL STUDY ON 28 CASES OF ACUTE CEREBRAL
HEMORRHAGE TREATED BY SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
PLUS REHABILITATION THERAPY. ZHU WEN-ZENG, NI
JIN-XIA, BAO CHUN-LING, ET AL. journal of acupuncture
and tuina science. 2006;4(5):296 (eng).
Objective: To evaluate the clinical efficacy of scalp penetrating
technique plus rehabilitation therapy in treating acute cerebral
hemorrhage. Methods: The patients were allocated randomly
by computer into scalp acupuncture plus rehabilitation group
(A), rehabilitation group (B) and Western medication control
group (C). Results: The total effective rate and the curative
and remarkable effective rate were 92.9% and 75.0%
respectively in Group A, and 84.6% and 69.2% respectively in
Group B and 75.9% and 37.9% respectively in Group C. There
was a very significant difference in comparison of Group A and
Group B with Group C (P<0.01, P<0.05). There was no
significant difference between Group A and Group B (P>0.05).
But the total effective rate was significantly higher in Group A
than in Group B. Conclusion: Scalp acupuncture plus
rehabilitation therapy can obviously enhance the clinical effect
in cerebral hemorrhage, reduce the neural deficit due to acute
cerebral hemorrhage and improve
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INFLUENCE OF SCALP POINT-TO-POINT ACUPUNCTURE
ON SERUM SICAM1 IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE
CEREBRAL INFARCTION. BAO CHUN-LING, HUANG XIUJUN, ZHANG LI-RONG, ET AL. journal of acupuncture and
Objective: To study the influence of different methods on
serum soluble intercellular adhesion moleculel (sICAM1) in
patients with acute cerebral infarction. Methods: Double
antibody enzyme-linked immunoadsorbent assay was used.
Results and Conclusion: Scalp point-to-point acupuncture has
a significant reducing effect on abnormally elevated serum
sICAM1 in patients with acute cerebral infarction. Its curative
effect is superior to that of simple Western medicine. There is
a significant difference between them (P< 0.05).
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INTEGRATING EAR AND SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
TECHNIQUES INTO THE CARE OF BLAST-INJURED
UNITED STATES MILITARY SERVICE MEMBERS WITH
LIMB LOSS. NIEMTZOW RC, GAMBEL J, HELMS J, POCK
A, BURNS SM, BAXTER J. journal of alternative and
complementary medicine. 2006;12(7):596-9. (eng).
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[THE INFLUENCE OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE PLUS
POINT INJECTION ON INTELLIGENCE IN MICROCEPHALY
CHILDREN]. ZHANG YM. shanghai journal of acupuncture
and moxibustion. 2006;25(5):18 (chi).
(Abstract] Objective To observe the influence of scalp
acupuncture plus point injection on intelligence quotient in
microcephaly children. Methods Twenty-five children with
microcephaly were treated by scalp acupuncture as main
therapy plus point injection. The children's intelligence was
tested by China – Wechsler's intelligence scale before and
after treatment. Results andConclusion Acupuncture can
improve intelligence and especially has an obvious influence
on verbal intelligence quotient in microcephaly children.
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[TREATMENT OF TINNITUS WITH YNSA (YAMAMOTO
NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE)]. STOCKENHUBER D.
deutsche zeitschrift fur akupunktur. 2006;49(3):36 (deu).
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ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA ON LABOR]. BO QX, ZHANG
JX. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 2006;26(9):659
(eng).
OBJECTIVE: To observe analgesic effect of scalp acupuncture
on labor. METHODS: Seventy primiparae with term pregnancy
and monocyesis were randomly divided into scalp acupuncture
group treated by acupuncture at the Shengzhi area of scalp,
and control group by no treatment. Pain grades before and
rating criteria stipulated by WHO, and the active stage and the
second birth process, the Apgar scores of new-born and
two groups. RESULTS: The labor pain with 1 to approximately
2 grades was found in 33 cases in the scalp acupuncture
group, and 2 cases in the control group with very significant
difference between the two groups (P < 0.01); the active stage
was (130.70 +/- 74.16 ) min and the second birth process was
(40.70 +/- 21.65) min in the scalp acupuncture group, and
(166.15 +/- 62.65) min and (53.30 +/- 26.93) min in the control
group, respectively, with significant differences between the
two groups (all P < 0.05); and there were no significant
differences in Apgar score of new-born and postpartum
hemorrhage amount. CONCLUSION: Scalp acupuncture has a
better analgesic
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APPLYING SCALP ACUPUNCTURE TO TREAT 20 CASES
OF HEMIFACIAL SPASM (HFS). JUN SHE. international
journal of clinical acupuncture. 2006;15(4):285 (eng).
Hemifacial spasm (HFS) is a paroxysmal, involuntary tic of
hemifacial muscles. There are many reports of treating HFS
with acupuncture, but there are few reports of treating HFS by
applying scalp acupuncture. We treated 20 patients with HFS
by applying scalp acupuncture and achieved good results.
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CLINICAL OBSERVATION OF HERPES 20 STER TREATED
WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. LIJIAN WU. journal of
clinical acupuncture and moxibustion. 2006;22(1):32 (eng).
Objective: To search the brief and effective method to treat
sexual disorder. Methods: 36 patients with functional sexual
disorder were treated by moxibustion meridian equipment for
15 – 20 min/day, and the results were evaluated after 3
periods of treatment. Results: The cured rate and total
effective rate were 41. 6% and 86. 1% respectively.
Conclusion: It is a simple and safe method on treating
functional impotence by moxibustion meridian equipment,
which is easy to be promoted.
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L’UTILISATION DE YNSA (YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE) L’UTILISATION DU BIOPUNCTURE CHEZ
LES SPORTIFS. LAMBRECHTS G. 10 eme congres
national de la faformec, toulouse. 2006;: (fra).
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[CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
TREATMENT OF 33 FACIAL SPASM PATIENTS]. FANG
_XIANG-DONG, CAI XAIN-CHENG, TANG CHEN-LIN, MEI
LIN FENG. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
Objective To investigate the curative effect of acupuncture on
facial spasm. Methods Fifty-six patients with facial spasm were
randomly diveided into a treatment( scalp acupuncture group
of 33 cases and a control group of 23 cases and separately
trea-ted by different methods of acupuncture. ) Results A
better curative effect on facial spasm was produced in the
treatment group. There was a significant difference in the total
response rate between the two groups (P <0.05) . Conclusion
Treatment with scalp acupunc-ture as the main has a
satisfactory effect on facial
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[YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA) AS A
THERAPEUTIC OPTION FOR CHRONIC SENSORINEURAL
HEARING LOSS AND CHRONIC TINNITUS IN
COMBINATION WITH CERVICAL SPINE SYNDROME]. J
WILLENBOCKEL, C WILLENBOCKEL. deutsche zeitschrift
fur akupunktur. 2007;1:14 (deu).
Yamamoto New Scalp Acupunctur (YNSA) is a good
therapeutic optio for chronic sensorineural hearin loss and
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chronic tinnitus, especially when a coexisting cervical spine
syndrome is considered to be important for the therapy. This is
demonstrated in four case studies.
medicine and SADM can effectively im-prove the ADL score
and motor function of hemiplegia patients following cerebral
thrombosis in the convalescent stage.
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EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON LANGUAGE
DEVELOPMENT IN THE REHABILITATION OF AUTISTIC
CHILDREN: AN EGYPTIAN EXPERIENCE. ALLAM H1,
GAMAL EL-DINE N2, HELMY G1. forschende
komplementarmedizin and klassische naturheilkunde.
2007;14(S1): (deu).
Background: Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that
manifests in delays of social interaction, language as used in
social communica-tion, or symbolic or imaginative play, with an
onset prior to age of 3 years. Language Therapy (LT) for
autistic children is the main line of rehabilitation as it stresses
on its major presenting symptom; language impairment. Many
autistics who acquired language (verbal) have diffi-culty in
semantics; all of them have difficulty in pragmatics. Scalp
Abstracts acupuncture (scalp AP) is a modality based on the
physiological func-tion of different brain areas; where different
scalp zones are stimulated with needles so as to stimulate the
reflex-related nerve tissue. Aim: Evaluate the role of Scalp AP
as complementary modality to LT in rehabilitation of autistic
children. Subjects and methods: The study was carried out in
20 autistic children (divided into 2 equal groups A and B),
diagnosed according to DSM IV classification. Age was 4-7
years (Mean 5.5 years). All were subjected to language
therapy (LT) twice weekly, aiming at stimulation of cognitive
and verbal abilities. Group B only was subjected to scalp AP
twice weekly as a rehabilitation complementary tool (acupoints
used: Du 20, 26, GV17,3 temple nee-dles, Yamamoto
YNSA:cerebrum, aphasia points: using acupuncture needles
0.3x30mm). Language test was done before and after therapy
(9 months) to monitor cognition and expression (Arabic test
included). Results: Both groups showed a significant
improvement in cognitive and expressive language skills
between pre and post therapy, being highly significant among
group B autistics treated with Scalp Ap (atten-tion 2.810.8
group A vs 3.510.8 group B, receptive semantics: 713.8 group
A vs 9.413.1 in group B). Expressive semantics significantly
improved in both groups. Conclusion: Scalp Ap is a successful,
effec-tive and safe complementary modality for autistic
children with lan-guage disorders when combined to language
therapy.
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[EFFECT OF PREVIOUS ANALGESIA OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE ON POST-OPERATIVE EPIDURAL
MORPHINE ANALGESIA IN THE PATIENT OF INTESTINAL
CANCER]. HE BM, LI WS, LI WY. chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion. 2007;27(5):369-71 (chi).
OBJECTIVE: To probe the effect of previous analgesia of
scalp acupuncture. METHODS: Sixty cases of radical
operation of intestinal cancer were randomly divided into 2
groups: a scalp acupuncture plus epidural analgesia (scalp
acupuncture group) and an epidural analgesia group, 30 cases
in each group. The scalp acupuncture group received scalp
acupuncture from 20 min before operation to the end of the
operation, and epidural analgesia at the end of the operation.
The epidural analgesia group only received epidural analgesia
at the end of the operation. Recovery of VAS scores, BCS
scores and gastrointestinal function after operation were
investigated to probe into effects of scalp acupuncture on
epidural morphine analgesia after operation in the patient of
intestinal cancer. RESULTS: The VAS scores at 6 h, 12 h, 24
h and 48 h in the scalp acupuncture group were lower than the
epidural analgesia group, with significant differences at 6 h
and 12 h between the two groups (P < 0.05). BCS scores at
the 4 time points in the scalp acupuncture group were lower
than the epidural analgesia group with significant differences
between the two groups (all P < 0.05). The scalp acupuncture
group in recovery of bowel sound, exsufflation from the anus in
the scalp acupuncture group was faster than the epidural
analgesia group (P < 0.01). CONCLUSION: Scalp
acupuncture has a certain previous analgesic effect, reducing
discomfort of the patient after operation and promoting the
recovery of gastrointestinal functions.
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[EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE DRAWING METHOD
ON MOTOR FUNCTION IN HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS
FOLLOWING CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS AT
CONVALESCENT PERIOD]. SHI HONG-FEI AND ZHENG
XIAO-HONG. chinese journal of integrated traditional and
western medicine. 2007;27(4):361 (chi).
Objective To observe the effect of scalp-acupuncture drawing
method (SADM) on recovering motor function in hemiplegic
patients following cerebral thrombosis at convalescent period.
Methods Adopting randomized, single- blinded, controlled
method, 93 patients suffering from hemiplegia following
cerebral throm-bosis were randomly assigned to 3 groups, 31
in each group. All patients were treated based on neurological
rou-tine therapy, those in the treated group and the control
group I were treated respectively with SADM and scalpacupuncture twirling method (SATM) additionally, but for those
in the control group II , no additional treatment was given. The
treatment course for all was 4 weeks. Results Before
treatment, there were in-significant difference among 3 groups
in the score of neural motor function deficits (NFDS) of limbs
and activity of daily life (ADL) score (P >0 .05) . After being
treated for 4 weeks, the NFDS was significantly lower and the
ADL score significantly higher in the treated group and the
control group I as compared with that in the control group II
respectively, besides, the efficacy for improving ADL in the
treated group was superior to that in the control group II (P<
0.01 , P < 0.05) and the change of the scores in the treated
group was more than that in the control group I (P < 0.05) .
Conclusion SADM was superior to scalp-acupuncture twisting
method in improving the patients' motor function of extremity
and ADL in hemiplegia patients following cere-bral thrombosis
at convalescent period; the combination of conventional
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OBSERVATION ON THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA ON CHILDBIRTH. BO-QIXUE,
ZHANG-XUE. eastwest integration medicine. 2007;5(3):6
(eng).
Objective To observe the therapeutic effect of scalp
acupunc¬ture analgesia on childbirth.Methods Seventy cases
of primiparae (prirnipara sing.) with full term and singleton
pregnancy were randomly divided into a scalp acupuncture
group treated by needling at the reproduction area of the scalp
and a control group without any analgesic treatment. Pain
grades before and after scalp acupuncture were eval¬uated
based on the 4-grade rating criteria stipulated by the WHO.
The active stage, second birth process, Apgar scores of the
newborn and the postpartum hemorrhage amount were
compared between the two groups.Results Labor pains with 12 grades were found in thirty-three cases in the scalp group
and two cases were found in the control group with a very
significant difference between the two groups (P<0.01). The
active stage was 130.70±74.16 min and the second birth
process was 40.70±21.65 min in the scalp acu¬puncture
group; 166.15±62.65 min and 53.30±26.93 min, respectively,
in the control group with significant differences between the
two groups Group Age(P<0.05). No significant differences
were found in the new-Scalp acup. 25.13±born Apgar score
and postpar- Control 25.06±:tum hemorrhage amount.P>
0.0Table 1. General data in Conclusion Scalp acupuncture is
beneficial to the parturients undergoing vaginal delivery
without adverse effects on both mothers and infants.Labor
pain is a general situation, which not only af¬fects parturients
physically and psychologically, but also induces a series of
reactions of the body, and even influences the safety of
mothers and infants. The authors applied scalp acupuncture
analgesia for childbirth and achieved satisfactory effects. A
report follows.
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CLINICAL STUDY OF TREATMENT OF VASCULAR
DEMENTIA WITH LASTING SCALP ACUPUNTURE. NIU
WM, LIU HY. shanghai journal of acupuncture and
Objective To explore a treatment for vascular dementia.
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Methods Sixty patients were randomly allocated to two groups.
The observation group was treated with lasting scalp
acupuncture and the control group,by medication. Evaluation
was made by means of Hasegawa dementia scale ( HDS) ,
neurological function deficit ( NFD) score and main symptom (
MS) score before and after treatment. Results There were
statistically significant differences in HDS, NFD score and MS
score between pretreatment and postt¬reatment score in both
groups ( P <-0. 01 ) . There were statistically significant
differences in pretreatment-posttreatment differences in HDS
,NFD score and MS score between the two groups (P < 0. 05 )
. The total efficacy rate was 86. 77% in the observation group
and 80. 00% in the control group. There was a statistically
significant difference in curative effect between the two
groups( P <0. 05) . Con¬clusion Lasting scalp acupuncture is
exactly effective in treating vascular dementia
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THE KEY OF INCREASING THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON HEMIPLEGIA DUE TO
STROKE. OUYANG QI, ZHOU WEI, ZHANG CHUN-MEI.
(chi).
Discuss the 5 aspects for increasing the therapeutic effect of
scalp acupuncture for treatment of hemiplegia due to stroke.
First is deqi (getting qi), which is an important factor for
acupuncture effect, and the needling sensation of scalp
acupuncture should be the feeling of sucking the needle as
main; second is needling manipulation, which should be
selected for getting proper needling sensation, conducting
direction and intensity; third is effective stimulating amount,
only stimulating intensity and amount match with response
state in the body of the patient, can produce resonance of
energy , and attain the best therapeutic effect; fourth is
treatment opportunity: the increase of rehabilitation level for
hemiplegia of stroke depends on early scalp acupuncture
treatment; fifth is rehabilitation training: scalp acupuncture
needs combination with rehabilitation training in scalp
acupuncture treatment of hemiplegia of stroke to exert positive
effect:. Clinically. taking note of these five aspects, the
therapeutic effects of scalp acupuncture on hemiplegia of
stroke can be consolidated and increased.
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[EFFECT OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON INFLAMMATORY
RESPONSE IN RATS WITH ACUTE CEREBRAL ISCHEMIAREPERFUSION INJURY.]. ZHANG HX, LIU LG, ZHOU L,
HUANG H, LI X, YANG M. zhong xi yi jie he xue bao.
2007;5(6):686-91 (chi).
Objective: To explore the mechanism of scalp acupuncture
(SA) in treating cerebral ischemia.Methods: Sixty SD rats with
middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO) were randomized
into untreated group and SA-treated group, with another group
of 10 SD rats without artery occlusion as sham-operated
control. Neurological severity score (NSS), hemetoxylin and
eosin (HE) staining and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
were applied to observing the changes of neurofunctional
defect, inflammatory infiltration in cerebral tissue and content
of tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-alpha), interleukin-1beta
(IL-1beta) and IL-10 at 24, 48 and 72 h after ischemiareperfusion.Results: There existed significant difference in
NSS between SA-treated group and untreated group (P<0.01),
especially at 72 h after ischemia-reperfusion. The HE staining
results of ischemic cerebral tissue showed an apparent
reduction of inflamed lesions in SA-treated group as compared
with the untreated group (P<0.01), especially at 72 h after
ischemia-reperfusion. The content of TNF-alpha and IL-1beta
at each phase point after ischemia-reperfusion in SA-treated
was decreased as compared with that in the untreated group,
and there were differences between SA-treated group and
untreated group at 72 h after ischemia-reperfusion (P<0.01).
An apparent increase was observed in IL-10 between SAtreated group and untreated group at each phase point after
ischemia-reperfusion, and there were significant differences
between SA-treated group and untreated group at 48 and 72 h
after ischemia-reperfusion (P<0.05, P<0.01).Conclusion: Scalp
acupuncture can improve neurofunctional rehabilitation,
suppress leukocyte infiltration, decrease the content of TNFalpha and IL-1beta within a certain range and enhance IL-10
expression so as to suppress cytokines-mediated inflammatory
reaction and attenuate
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OBSERVATIONS ON THE INFLUENCE OF RECOVERY OF
MYODYNAMIA OF ACUTE THROMBOSIS HEMIPLEGIA
TREATED WITH CLUSTER SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
NEEDLING COMBINED WITH RECOVERY TECHNIQUE. MA
JIN LONG, TANG QIANG, ZHOU HAI CHUN. journal of
clinical acupuncture and moxibustion. 2007;23(8):26 (eng).
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TREATMENT OF JUVENILE STROKE USING YAMAMOTO
NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA) - A CASE REPORT.
YAMAMOTO T, SCHOCKERT T, BOROOJERDI B. acupunct
med. 2007;25(4):200-203 (eng).
In Germany, stroke affects approximately 300 children each
year. Treatment options for stroke patients, particularly for
children, are limited. A case is described of an 18 month old
girl with hemiparesis, who showed a considerable degree of
recovery over the course of 21 months while receiving
Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture using soft laser. This may
represent a new option for the therapy of such patients.
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EFFECTS OF ELECTRO-SCALP ACUPUNCTURE ON
CEREBRAL DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER IN PATIENTS
WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE (ABSTRACT). HUANG
YONG ET AL. journal of alternative and complementary
medicine. 2007;13(8):894 (eng).
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BRAIN MECHANISMS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
EFFECTS ON CEREBRAL APOPLEXY: STUDIES ON
STROKE PRONE RATS WITH MAGNETIC RESONANCE
IMAGING (ABSTRACT). INOUE ISAO ET AL. journal of
alternative and complementary medicine. 2007;13(8):910
(eng).
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TREATMENT OF JUVENILE STROKE USING YAMAMOTO
NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA) - A CASE REPORT.
YAMAMOTO T, SCHOCKERT T, BOROOJERDI B.
acupuncture in medecine. 2007;25(4):200 (eng).
In Germany, stroke affects approximately 300 children each
year. Treatment options for stroke patients, particularly for
children, are limited. A case is described of an 18 month old
girl with hemiparesis, who showed a considerable degree of
recovery over the course of 21 months while receiving
Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture using soft laser. This may
represent a new option for the therapy of such patients.
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[COMPARISON OF THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS BETWEEN
BODY ACUPUNCTURE AND SCALP ACUPUNCTURE
COMBINED WITH BODY ACUPUNCTURE ON
ATHEROSCLEROTIC CEREBRAL INFARCTION AT ACUTE
STAGE]. BAO F, WANG DH, ZHANG YX, WANG FQ, SUN H.
chinese acupuncture and moxibustion. 2008;28(1):10 (chi).
OBJECTIVE: To compare therapeutic effects between body
acupuncture and scalp acupuncture combined with body
acupuncture on atherosclerotic cerebral infarction at acute
stage. METHODS: Forty-two cases of atherosclerotic cerebral
infarction at acute stage were divided into 2 groups. They were
treated respectively by scalp acupuncture combined with body
acupuncture and simple body acupuncture. The
comprehensive scores of mind, speech, limb motor function,
etc. of the patients before and after treatment were recorded
and compared. RESULTS: After treatment, the cumulative
scores in the two groups reduced significantly (P < 0.01); the
difference of scores before and after treatment in the scalpbody acupuncture group was significantly higher than that in
the body acupuncture group (P < 0.05); there was no
significant difference between the two groups in clinically
effective rate (P > 0.05), but there was a very significantly
difference between the two groups in the markedly effective
rate (P < 0.01), the scalp-body acupuncture group being
significantly higher than that in the body acupuncture group.
CONCLUSION: Acupuncture can improve mind, speech and
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limb motor function of the patient with atherosclerotic cerebral
infarction at acute stage, and the therapeutic effect of scalp
combined with body acupuncture is better than that of simple
body acupuncture.
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SCALP ACUPUNCTURE EFFECT ON LANGUAGE
DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM: A PILOT
STUDY. ALLAM H, NIRVANA GAMAL ELDINE, GHADA
HELMY. journal of alternative and complementary
medicine. 2008;14(2):109 (eng).
Background and objectives: Autism is a neurodevelopmental
disorder that manifests in delays in social interaction, language
used in social communication, and symbolic or imaginative
play, with an onset prior to age 3 years. Language therapy
(LT) for children with autism is the main form of rehabilitation,
because it emphasizes its major presenting symptom (i.e.,
language impairment). Scalp acupuncture (scalp AP) is a
modality based on the physiologic function of different brain
areas, where different scalp zones are stimulated with needles
so as to stimulate the reflexively related nervous tissue. This
study aimed to evaluate the role of scalp AP as a
complementary modality to LT in rehabilitation of children with
autism. Subjects and design: The study involved 20 children
(divided into 2 equal groups: A and B), diagnosed as autistic
according to DSM IV classification. Their ages ranged between
4 and 7 years old. All subjects underwent LT twice weekly,
aiming at stimulation of cognitive and verbal abilities. Group B
only was subjected to scalp AP sessions—twice weekly—as a
rehabilitation complementary tool during the 9-month period of
the study. The acupoints used were: Du 20, 26, GV17; three
temple needles; and Yamamoto's New Scalp Acupuncture
cerebrum and aphasia points (acupuncture needles 0.3 × 30
mm). A language test was performed before and after therapy
to monitor cognition and expression (an Arabic test was
included).Results: Both groups, whose mean age range was
5.5 years ± 1.22 years, showed a significant improvement in
cognitive and expressive language skills pre- and posttherapy, which was highly significant among group B children
treated with scalp AP (attention 2.8 ± 0.8 in group A versus 3.5
± 0.8 in group B; receptive semantics were 7 ± 3.8 in group A
versus 9.4 ± 3.1 in group B). Expressive semantics
significantly improved in both groups.Conclusions: Scalp AP is
a safe complementary modality when combined with LT and
has a significantly positive effect on language development in
children with autism.
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CLINICAL STUDY ON TREATMENT OF VASCULAR
DEMENTIA WITH SCALP ACUPUNCTURE. NIU WEN-MIN,
LIU HAI-YANG. journal of acupuncture and tuina science.
2008;6(1):24 (eng).
Objective: To explore a treatment method for vascular
dementia. Methods: Sixty patients were randomly allocated
into two groups. The observation group was treated with longterm needle-retaining method of scalp acupuncture and the
control group was treated by medications. Evaluation was
made respectively before and after the treatment by means of
Hasegawa dementia scale (HDS), neurological function deficit
(NFD) score and main symptom (MS) score. Results: There
were statistically significant differences in HDS, NFD score
and MS score in both groups (P<0.01) before and after the
treatment. There were statistically significant differences in
HDS, NFD score and MS score between the two groups
(P<0.05) before and after the treatment. The total effective rate
was 86.8% in the observation group and 80.0% in the control
group. There was a statistically significant difference in the
effects between the two groups (P<0.05). Conclusion: This
long-tenu needle-retaining method of scalp
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IMPACTS ON THE EXPRESSION OF VASCULAR
ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR IN ISCHEMIC BRAIN
TISSUE TREATED WITH CLUSTER PUNCTURE ON SCALP
ACUPOINTS IN RATS. LI BAO-DONG , WANG ZHI-YONG ,
BAI JING , BAI HAI-JUAN GONG WEI-ZHI, YAN, LIU ZHENJIANG, WANG LI-CHUN. world journal of acupuncture et
moxibustion. 2008;18(1):38 (eng).
Objective To probe into the impacts on the expression of
vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) in ischemic brain
tissue treated with cluster puncture on scalp acupoints in rats.
Methods 128 rats were randomized into pseudo-operation
group, model group, scalp-needling group and cluster-needling
group. In scalp-needling group, penetration method was used
on the focal side from Baihui GV20) to Qúbin (m g GB7) , and
in cluster-needling group, penetration method was used on
both sides from GV20 to GB7, and a common needling on GV
20. Needles were punctured 2 mm in depth, constantly rotated
for 10min, retained for 2 h. lmmunohistrochemical method was
applied to determine VEGF expression and microvessel
density (MVD) . Results With the intervention of cluster
puncture on scalp acupoints, VEGF expressions on every
time-spot after ischemia were enhanced apparently, superior
to those in scalp-needling group. On the three time-spots of
the 7', 14'h and 21st days, MVD was increased after cluster
puncture on scale acupoints, superior to those in scalpneedling group. Conclusion Cluster puncture on scalp
acupoints up-regulated VEGF expression and promoted
regeneration of microvessel.
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FIFTY-SIX CASES OF STROKE APHASIA TREATED WITH
SCALP ACUPUNCTURE IN COMBINATION WITH
XINGNAOKAIGIAO (AWAKEN AND ENLIGHTEN ONE'S
MINDTHERAPY. QIAN BAO-YAN ,CAO LIU-SHUAN. world
journal of acupuncture et moxibustion. 2008;18(1):65
(eng).
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[EFFECTS OF SCALP ACUPUNCTURE COMBINED WITH
REHABILITATION THERAPY ON MOTOR FUNCTION IN
THE HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT OF CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS
AT CONVALESCENT PERIOD]. HUANG GF, ZHANG HX,
ZHANG TF. chinese acupuncture and moxibustion.
2008;28(8):573 (eng).
OBJECTIVE: To search for the best way to elevate the clinical
therapeutic effect in the hemiplegic patient of cerebral
thrombosis at convalescent period. METHODS: Adopting
single-blind, randomized controlled method, 90 cases of
cerebral thrombosis at convalescent period were assigned to 3
groups: a scalp acupuncture group (group A), a rehabilitation
therapy group (group B) and a scalp acupuncture combined
with rehabilitation therapy group (group C). Group A were
treated with scalp acupuncture at the anterior oblique line of
vertex-temporal and the posterior oblique line of vertextemporal on the healthy side; group B were treated with
modern rehabilitation medical therapy, making limb function
treatment; group C were treated with the scalp acupuncture in
the group A combined with the rehabilitation therapy in the
group B. Improvement of neural function defect and activity of
daily life (ADL), and clinical therapeutic effect were observed.
RESULTS: After treatment, the scores of neural function
defect of 6.14 +/- 0.36 in the group C was significantly lower
than 8.94 +/- 0.56 in the group A and 8.64 +/- 0.49 in the group
B (P<0.05); the score of ADL of 88.39 +/- 10.02 and clinical
therapeutic effect of 90.0% in the group C were significantly
higher than 74.19 +/- 12.12 and 76.7% in the group A and
72.29 +/- 11.52 and 73.3% in the group B (P<0.05).
CONCLUSION: The scalp acupuncture and rehabilitation
therapy have synergistic action in improving motor function for
the hemiplegic patient of cerebral thrombosis at convalescent
period, and it is a better method for cerebral thrombosis at the
convalescent stage.
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OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFICACY OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE PLUS BODY ACUPUNCTURE IN
TREATING TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA. LU ZEQIANG.
2008;27(10):12 (chi).
Objective To investigate the clinical efficacy of scalp
acupuncture plus body acupuncture in treating trigeminal
neuralgia. Methods On the basis of syndrome differentiationbased point selection and local point selection, scalp
acupuncture and body acupuncture were used to treat 68
patients . The effect was compared with that in a conventional
body acupuncture group of 50 patients. Results The cure rate
and the total efficacy rate were 77.9% and 97.1% in the
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treatment group and 54.0% and 94.0% , in the control group.
Statistical analysis showed that the cure rate was significantly
higher in the treatment group than in the control group( P < 0.
05). Conclusion Scalp acupuncture plus body acupuncture has
a better therapeutic effect on this disease.
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IMPACTS OF PENETRATION THERAPY WITH HEAD
ELECTRICAL ACUPUNCTURE ON PROLIFERATION OF
NEURAL STEM CELLS IN SUBSTANTIA NIGRA OF RAT
MODEL OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE. WANG Shun, QI Xiujie,HAN Di,. world journal of acupuncture-moxibustion.
2008;18(4):23 (eng).
To probe into the function mechanism of penetration therapy
with head electrical acupuncture on Parkinson's disease.
Methods Microinjection of 6-hydroxydopamin (6-OHDA) on the
left corpus striatum was adopted to prepare rotation model of
Parkinson's disease in rat. Penetration therapy with head
electrical acupuncture was administered in treatment. Normal
group, sham-operation group, model group and penetration
therapy group were set up. ~lmmunohistochemical (IHC)
method was used to test the morphology and count of positive
cell of tyrosine hydroxylase (TH). @RT-PCR technology was
used to detect the expression of nestin mRNA of neural stem
cell (NSC). Results acornpared with model group, in
penetration therapy group, the expressions of TH-positive
neurons in immune response were increased in areal density
(AD), numerical density (ND) and integrating optic density (
P<O. 05). OCompared with model group, in penetration
therapy group, the expression of nestin mRNA was increased
(P<O. 05). Conclusion Penetration therapy with head electrical
acupuncture promotes the proliferation of endogenous neural
stem cells in substantia nigra of rat model of Parkinson's
disease.
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JASON HAO, DOM: PIONEERING THE USE OF SCALP
ACUPUNCTURE TO TRANSFORM HEALING. INTERVIEW
BY FRANK LAMPE AND SUZANNE SNYDER. HAO J. altern
ther health med. 2009;15(2):62-71 (eng).
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index des auteurs
ALLAM H, NIRVANA GAMAL ELDINE, GHADA HELMY¤ 564
,
ALLAM H1, GAMAL EL-DINE N2, HELMY G1¤ 551 ,
ANDREW QI WU¤ 478 ,
ARMERO R ET AL¤ 32 ,
BABAK BOROOJERDI, TOSHIKATSU YAMAMOTO,
SCHUMP G, SCHOCKERT 519 ,
BAHR FR¤ 57 ,
BAO CHUN-LING, HUANG XIU-JUN, ZHANG LI-RONG, ET
AL¤ 541 ,
BAO F, WANG DH, ZHANG YX, WANG FQ, SUN H¤ 563 ,
BAO XAN YANG ET AL¤ 74 ,
BAO XIANGYANG¤ 64 ,
BAO XIANGYANG ET AL¤ 137 ,
BAO XIANGYANG, AL AL¤ 144 ,
BAO XIANGYNG ET AL¤ 300 ,
BELITSKAIA RA ET AL¤ 287 ,
BENECCHI G¤ 42 ,
BERWANGER C ET AL¤ 366 ,
BO QI-XIU , ZHANG JIN-XUE¤ 536 ,
BO QX, ZHANG JX¤ 526 , 545 ,
BO-QIXUE, ZHANG-XUE¤ 554 ,
BOSSY J, PRAT-PRADAL D ET TALLANDIER J¤ 61 ,
BOUCINHAS JC¤ 355 ,
BOUTROS N¤ 324 ,
CAI JING-ZHOU, PAN JIN-YAO¤ 432 ,
CAO RENJUN, ET AL¤ 438 ,
CASPANI F¤ 19 ,
CASPANI P ET AL¤ 269 ,
CHAN HPY¤ 222 ,
CHE YI¤ 97 ,
CHEN A¤ 242 ,
CHEN DAOYI¤ 81 , 160 ,
CHEN DAO-YI¤ 292 ,
CHEN HAN-PING¤ 403 ,
CHEN KEYAN¤ 132 ,
CHEN KEYAN ET AL¤ 40 , 49 ,
CHEN MU-YUAN¤ 502 ,
CHEN RUIHUA¤ 278 ,
CHEN SU ET AL¤ 267 ,
CHEN TIANYEN¤ 408 ,
CHEN XINGHUA¤ 371 ,
CHEN YM ET AL¤ 159 ,
CHEN YOUGUO¤ 424 ,
CHEN ZAIWEN ET AL¤ 168 , 188 , 193 ,
CHENG KEYAN ET AL¤ 76 ,
CHENGKONG NG ET AL¤ 7 ,
CHI X(, JIN Z,CUI, ET AL ¤ 467 ,
CHIAO SHUN FA¤ 34 ,
CHIAO SHUNFA¤ 26 ,
CROENEN F¤ 48 ,
CUI H, ZHANG HF, REN ZM, YU ZS, TANG Q¤ 509 ,
CUI H, ZHANG HF, WANG DY, ET AL¤ 505 ,
CUI JIN, XIANG KAI-WEI, LIANG YONG-YING ¤ 482 ,
CUI YUNMENG¤ 203 , 223 ,
DADONE G ET AL¤ 25 ,
DANONE G ET AL¤ 30 ,
DE LORENZI O¤ 67 ,
DING JINSHENG¤ 295 ,
DING XI-RUI, GU YONG-MING LIU SU-FEN¤ 420 ,
DONG GUIRONG ET AL¤ 123 , 151 , 194 , 198 ,
DONG GUI-RONG ET AL¤ 252 , 253 ,
DONG HONG-SHENG, DONG GUI-RONG, BAI YAN¤ 506 ,
DONG KUI-RONG ET AL¤ 262 ,
DU GUANGZHONG ET AL¤ 361 ,
DU GUOJUN ET AL¤ 412 ,
EMBID A¤ 149 ,
ERBE G¤ 184 ,
ERCOLANI M ET AL¤ 45 , 50 ,
ERICKSON RJ¤ 379 ,
FAN YUNPENG ET AL¤ 107 ,
FAN ZHAOJIN¤ 402 ,
FANG _XIANG-DONG, CAI XAIN-CHENG, TANG CHEN-LIN,
MEI LIN FENG¤ 549 ,
FANG LI YU ZHISHUN¤ 304 ,
FANG YUNPENG¤ 131 ,
FANG YUNPENG ET AL¤ 54 , 110 , 176 ,
FENG XIUE ET AL¤ 290 ,
FRANCIS C YU¤ 84 ,
FRANGIPANE ET AL¤ 29 ,
FRAZEE JS¤ 17 ,
FU JIZHONG ET AL¤ 171 ,
FU ZHONGHUA ET AL¤ 340 ,
GAO WEIJUN ET AL¤ 257 ,
GOMINATO ET AL¤ 21 ,
GOMIRATO ET AL¤ 22 ,
GU SHIZHE¤ 372 ,
GUO WENYU¤ 164 ,
GUO ZHAORONG ET AL¤ 182 ,
GUO ZHUANG-LI, PEI HAI-TAO¤ 493 ,
HAN JIANHUA¤ 440 , 441 ,
HAN JIAN-HUA ¤ 490 ,
HAO J¤ 571 ,
HART BF¤ 9 ,
HE BI - MEI, LI WAN - YAO¤ 496 ,
HE BM, LI WS, LI WY¤ 553 ,
HE BM, LI WY, LI WS, ZHAO WX¤ 521 ,
HE JINZHI¤ 199 ,
HE JINZHU ET AL¤ 392 ,
HEGYI G¤ 342 , 343 ,
HENG JIAN SHENG¤ 122 ,
HO KOYO ET AL¤ 90 ,
HONG YUFANG¤ 439 ,
HSIO CHIEN LIN¤ 147 ,
HSU E ¤ 286 ,
HU JH¤ 5 ,
HU JIN-SHENG¤ 272 , 274 ,
HU RUYUN ET AL¤ 241 ,
HUAIYU J ET AL¤ 246 , 248 ,
HUANG GF, ZHANG HX, ZHANG TF¤ 568 ,
HUANG KUNHOU ET AL¤ 46 ,
HUANG LI MIN¤ 297 ,
HUANG WEI ET AL¤ 273 , 321 ,
HUANG Y, GONG W, ZOU J, ET AL¤ 485 ,
HUANG Y, TANG AW, LI ET AL¤ 481 ,
HUANG YONG ET AL¤ 560 ,
HUANG YONG, LI DONG-JIANG, TANG AN-WU, ET AL¤ 512
,
HUANG YONG, TANG AN-WU, LI QIU-SHI, ET AL¤ 492 ,
495 ,
HUANG YONG, WIN MOE HTUT, LI DONG-JIANG, ET AL¤
500 ,
HUANG YONG,TANG AN-WU,LI DONG-JIANG,ET AL¤ 489
,
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HUBEI MEDICAL COLLEGE¤ 44 ,
INOUE ISAO ET AL¤ 561 ,
ITOHO PIA¤ 208 ,
J WILLENBOCKEL, C WILLENBOCKEL¤ 550 ,
JACOBE E¤ 501 ,
JI XIAO-PING¤ 352 ,
JIA HUAIYU ET AL¤ 230 , 239 ,
JIA JIE¤ 459 ,
JIACHEN Z ET AL¤ 219 ,
JIANG DINGQI ET AL¤ 126 ,
JIANG GANGHUI ET AL¤ 326 , 401 ,
JIANG LING-ZHEN¤ 487 ,
JIANG SHAN ET AL¤ 396 ,
JIANG ZHEN-YA ET AL¤ 328 , 349 ,
JIANGUO F ET AL¤ 80 ,
JIANWEI Z ET AL¤ 334 ,
JIAO GUORI¤ 52 ,
JIAO SHUN FA¤ 121 ,
JIAO SHUNFA¤ 2 , 133 ,
JIAO SHUN-FA¤ 72 ,
JIAO WEI ET AL¤ 345 , 368 ,
JIFENG Q¤ 79 ,
JIN WANCHENG ET AL¤ 232 ,
JIN ZHI-XIU, TU YA, HONG YIN-ZHU, ET AL¤ 484 ,
JIN ZIPING¤ 77 , 91 ,
JINGSHENG D¤ 313 ,
JUN SHE¤ 546 ,
KAJIMA I ET AL¤ 161 , 220 ,
KANAI SHINOHARA ET AL¤ 143 ,
KAO HONGHAO¤ 43 ,
KESPI JM¤ 202 ,
KONG RAOQI¤ 196 , 200 ,
KONG Y, XU F, LIN X, FENG Z, SHI H, YU G, HU L, LI X,
JIANG L¤ 507 ,
KONG YAOQI¤ 102 , 104 , 183 ,
KONG YAOQI, XU FU, LIN XIURONG, ET AL¤ 513 ,
LAI XINSHENG ET AL¤ 265 ,
LAMBRECHTS G¤ 279 , 280 , 548 ,
LANFANG M¤ 116 ,
LANZA U¤ 70 ,
LEE MM¤ 23 ,
LEI XINQIANG¤ 180 ,
LEI XIN-QIANG ET AL¤ 315 ,
LENGENHAGER U¤ 47 ,
LI BAO-DONG , WANG ZHI-YONG , BAI JING , BAI HAIJUAN 566 ,
LI BAOMIN CHAI FUMING AND GAO HONGMING¤ 437 ,
LI CHANG-DU ET AL¤ 329 ,
LI DONG ZHE ET AL¤ 388 ,
LI DONG-ZE ET AL¤ 397 ,
LI HONG, HOU ZHONG-WEI, BAI YU-LAN, ET AL¤ 538 ,
LI HUILAN¤ 409 ,
LI JIN ET AL¤ 213 ,
LI JING¤ 356 ,
LI JING JING, DONG GUI-RONG¤ 539 ,
LI JING-JING, DONG GUI-RONG¤ 529 ,
LI JUYAN, DU HONGBIN¤ 433 ,
LI MAN¤ 309 ,
LI PING, YUE LAN¤ 472 ,
LI QIAO-JU ET AL¤ 215 ,
LI XIAO-JUN ¤ 498 ,
LI XUERONG¤ 68 ,
LI YANGZHEN¤ 332 ,
LI YANHUI ET AL¤ 245 , 256 , 363 , 375 ,
LI YINGKUN, ET AL¤ 419 ,
LI YUHUA ET AL¤ 173 ,
LI YUNQIN ET AL¤ 258 ,
LI ZHI¤ 331 ,
LIANG DONG-YUN ET AL¤ 293 ,
LIANG RIAN¤ 227 ,
LIJIAN WU¤ 547 ,
LIN XUEJIAN ET AL¤ 75 , LIN XUEJIAN ET AL¤ 124 ,
LIN YING-CHUN¤ 261 ,
LIN YINGCHUN ET AL¤ 86 , 165 ,
LIU CHUNHUI ET AL¤ 298 , 311 ,
LIU FANGTU¤ 112 , 119 ,
LIU FANGTU ET AL¤ 251 ,
LIU JIANHUA ET AL¤ 362 ,
LIU JINXIAN ET AL¤ 181 ,
LIU JUN ET AL¤ 357 ,
LIU NING ET AL¤ 406 ,
LIU TH ET AL¤ 8 ,
LIU XIUJIAN ET AL¤ 60 ,
LIU YAO-JIE ET AL¤ 319 ,
LIU YUMIN¤ 444 , 475 ,
LIU ZHEN HUAN¤ 442 ,
LIU ZHENHUAN ET AL¤ 360 ,
LU GUIJING¤ 395 ,
LU HC¤ 10 ,
LU SHOUKANG¤ 179 , 186 , 205 ,
LU SHUOKANG¤ 210 ,
LU YAQING¤ 367 ,
LU ZEQIANG¤ 436 , 569 ,
LUN XIN ET AL¤ 400 ,
LUN XIN, RONG LI, YANG WEN-HUI¤ 465 ,
LUO MINGFU ET AL¤ 259 ,
LUO ZHENGZHONG¤ 152 ,
MA JIN LONG, TANG QIANG, ZHOU HAI CHUN¤ 558 ,
MA XIAO-PING ET AL¤ 338 ,
MAEDA S¤ 207 ,
MAI VAN DONG ET AL¤ 14 ,
MARIE-OEHLER W¤ 189 ,
MENG FANHUI, MENG QINGLIANG, LIU WENXIA¤ 428 ,
MENG QINGGANG ET AL¤ 346 ,
MI JIANPING¤ 339 ,
MI SHUGUANG¤ 434 ,
MILES H¤ 3 ,
MING QING ZHU¤ 148 ,
MINGQING ZHU¤ 1 ,
MITRA G¤ 41 ,
MU JINXIA ET AL¤ 284 ,
MU LANFANG¤ 120 ,
NAKAZAWA H ET AL¤ 351 ,
NGUYEN VAN NGHI¤ 12 , 13 , 38 ,
NGUYEN VAN NGHI ET AL¤ 11 , 18 ,
NI WEI-MIN, SHEN JIE, HUANG YUAN-FANG¤ 483 ,
NI WEI-MIN, SHENJIE, HUANG YUAN-FANG ¤ 486 ,
NIEMTZOW RC¤ 531 ,
NIEMTZOW RC, GAMBEL J, HELMS J, POCK A, BURNS SM,
BAXTER J¤ 542 ,
NIU WEN-MIN, LIU HAI-YANG¤ 565 ,
NIU WM, LIU HY¤ 555 ,
NIUJM, WU L, HAN CQ¤ 515 ,
OGAL HP ET AL¤ 425 ,
OU YANG-GANG ET AL¤ 380 ,
OUYANG QI, ZHOU WEI, ZHANG CHUN-MEI¤ 556 ,
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PAN WENYU, ET AL¤ 429 ,
PANG HONG¤ 254 , 285 ,
PANH HONG¤ 354 ,
PENG GUILAN, ZHANG LING¤ 461 ,
PENG S, WANG S, ZHAO JH¤ 524 ,
PERRET A¤ 229 ,
PICKWORTH W ET AL¤ 322 , 323 ,
PIER LUIGI S ET AL¤ 36 ,
PRADAL D ET AL¤ 35 ,
QI BAOYI ET AL¤ 353 ,
QIAN BAO-YAN ,CAO LIU-SHUAN¤ 567 ,
QIAN JIFENG¤ 58 ,
QIN LIHONG¤ 431 ,
QU HONG ET AL¤ 190 ,
QU HONG, ET AL¤ 209 ,
RAN CHUNFENG¤ 78 ,
REBOUL JL ET AL¤ 28 ,
REBOUL JL, ET AL¤ 37 ,
REN LIU JIANG ET AL¤ 51 ,
REN XINRONG ET AL¤ 415 ,
REN YANHONG¤ 318 , 347 ,
REN YI-ZHONG, CHENRUI-HUA, LIAO RONG-GUI¤ 471 ,
RICHARD A FEELY, DO¤ 514 ,
RONG YANG¤ 146 ,
ROUSTAN C¤ 4 , 6 , 24 , 142 ,
SACCHELLI PL¤ 31 ,
SCHJELDERUP V¤ 341 ,
SCHOCKER T,SCHUMPE G,AND CLAUDIA NICOLAY C,¤
473 ,
SCHULER W¤ 185 ,
SHAN DONGMING¤ 283 ,
SHAN YONGHUA, YAO WEIJU¤ 422 ,
SHANG SHANJUN¤ 105 ,
SHAO ZI SHENG ET AL¤ 153 ,
SHEN QI-GEN¤ 233 ,
SHEN QINHAN ET AL¤ 55 ,
SHEN TE-LI ET AL¤ 426 ,
SHEN XIULAN¤ 99 ,
SHENG LINGLING ET AL¤ 141 ,
SHEVTSOVA NP ET AL¤ 89 ,
SHI HONG-FEI AND ZHENG XIAO-HONG¤ 552 ,
SHI XIAN¤ 237 ,
SHI XIAN ET AL¤ 138 , 228 ,
SHI YANHUA¤ 145 ,
SHI YANHUA ET AL¤ 128 , 374 ,
SHI YING ET AL¤ 224 , 299 ,
SHI ZIYU ET AL¤ 125 ,
SHU DEHAI ET AL¤ 288 ,
SHUN YUANZHENG¤ 106 ,
SI ZIYU ET AL¤ 73 ,
SONG JINGYING, ZHAI SUPING, SHEN WEIHONG¤ 430 ,
SONG JUN¤ 130 ,
STOCKENHUBER D¤ 534 , 544 ,
SU LIMIN ET AL¤ 333 ,
SU LI-MIN XIANG LI-MIN¤ 470 ,
SU RE LIANG ET AL¤ 390 ,
SUI MINGHE ET AL¤ 376 ,
SUN FAXIAN¤ 177 ,
SUN HUAILING ET AL¤ 411 ,
SUN KE-XING , ZHANG HAI-MENG ¤ 491 ,
SUN SHENTIAN ET AL¤ 56 , 65 , 71 ,
SUN YUANZHENG ET AL¤ 82 , 92 , 103 ,
SUN ZHONG-REN ET AL¤ 327 ,
TAN FENG, ZHANG TANFA¤ 537 ,
TAN FENG, ZHANG TANG-FA¤ 479 ,
TAN JI-LIN, LIGUO-HUI ¤ 477 ,
TANAKA N¤ 221 ,
TANG QIANG ET AL¤ 302 , 417 ,
TANG QISHENG ET AL¤ 296 ,
TANG SHENGXIU¤ 445 , 447 ,
TANG WENZHONG¤ 413 , 435 ,
TENK M ET AL¤ 33 ,
TIAN KAIYU¤ 446 , 448 ,
TONG LIGONG ET AL¤ 337 ,
TONG SHENG-XIU¤ 404 ,
TOSHIKATSU YAMAMOTO ET AL¤ 197 ,
UMLAUF R¤ 155 , 169 , 170 , 277 ,
VON ZECHMEISTER BJ¤ 474 ,
WAN ZHI-JIE ET AL¤ 303 ,
WANG AIHUA ET AL¤ 370 ,
WANG BENXIAN¤ 139 ,
WANG BO-QING, ZHOU PING, ZHU YU-PU¤ 517 ,
WANG DUANYI ET AL¤ 386 ,
WANG GUANGYI¤ 410 ,
WANG GUO-XIANG ET AL¤ 236 ,
WANG GUOXING ET AL¤ 244 ,
WANG HAIJING ET AL¤ 178 ,
WANG HENG ET AL¤ 204 ,
WANG HL, WU JW¤ 508 ,
WANG HONGDU, ZENG XIAORONG, CHEN LIHUA, ET AL¤
468 , 469 ,
WANG HONG-FENG ET AL¤ 462 ,
WANG JICHUN¤ 150 ,
WANG LI-KUAN, HAN CAI-YUN¤ 516 ,
WANG LING¤ 191 , 218 ,
WANG PING , JI QING-MING,HUO XIAO-LI ¤ 499 ,
WANG QUANQI ET AL¤ 174 ,
WANG S, CAI YY, SHANG YJ, JIN-RONG L¤ 522 ,
WANG SHUN, CAI YU-YING, SHANG YAN-JIE, SANG
PENG¤ 520 , 533 ,
WANG Shun, QI Xiu-jie,HAN Di,¤ 570 ,
WANG SHUN, ZHOU ZHENKUN, HU BINGCHENG, ET AL¤
453 ,
WANG SUXIA, YANG CHUANBIAO¤ 414 ,
WANG WEN-YONG ET AL¤ 294 ,
WANG WINGYU¤ 310 ,
WANG YAWEN ET AL¤ 407 ,
WANG YING ET AL¤ 335 ,
WANG YIZHONG ET AL¤ 95 ,
WANG YU¤ 85 ,
WANG YUKANG ET AL¤ 231 ,
WANG YUQI, LUO CUI-FANG, TENG XIU-YING, ET AL¤ 460
,
WANG ZHAOPEI ET AL¤ 96 ,
WANG ZHAOYANG ET AL¤ 373 ,
WEI WEN¤ 27 ,
WRIGHT W¤ 62 , 63 ,
WU BOLI ET AL¤ 308 ,
WU CHANG-JIN¤ 275 ,
WU CHENG XUN¤ 134 ,
WU CHENGXUN¤ 166 ,
WU CHENG-XUN ET AL¤ 214 , 320
WU CHENXIN ET AL¤ 129 ,
WU CHEN-XUN ET AL¤ 263 ,
WU XINWEI ET AL¤ 175 ,
WU XUPING ET AL¤ 378 , 384 ,
WU XUPING, ET AL¤ 421 ,
,
377
,
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WUYTS D¤ 281 , 282 ,
X¤ 53 , 59 , 111 , 156 , 157 , 158 , 195 , 206 , 449 ,
450 , 458 , 518 ,
XI GUIFANG ET AL¤ 289 ,
XIA YANG, ZHU TIAN-ZHONG, SONG YA-GUANG, ET AL¤
497 ,
XIA YANG, ZHU TIAN-ZHONG, SONG YA-GUANG, ET, AL¤
476 ,
XIANG KAIWEI¤ 416 ,
XIANG LIMIN ET AL¤ 291 ,
XIANG LIMIN YAN HUA¤ 240 ,
XIANG LIMING ET AL¤ 306 ,
XIAO XIAO-HUA¤ 504 ,
XING YANLI ET AL¤ 260 ,
XIUQIN F ET AL¤ 266 ,
XU DEREN¤ 211 ,
XU L¤ 271 ,
XU LIUYING ET AL¤ 113 ,
XU QIAN ET AL¤ 163 ,
XU XINXIA, JIAO WEI, ZHU CHAOYING ¤ 488 ,
XU ZHOURONG¤ 172 ,
YAMAMOTO T¤ 69 , 162 ,
YAMAMOTO T, SCHOCKERT T, BOROOJERDI B¤ 559 ,
562 ,
YANG GUO-RONG¤ 528 ,
YANG GUORONG ET AL¤ 451 , 455 ,
YANG SHUNYI ET AL¤ 369 ,
YANG YAN, CHEN HONG-TAO¤ 480 ,
YANG YIHONG¤ 391 ,
YAOQI K¤ 135 ,
YAU PS¤ 20 ,
YE LIHAN ET AL¤ 405 ,
YI QUN¤ 365 ,
YING SAIXIA ET AL¤ 255 ,
YONG HUANG, WIN MOE HTUT, DONGJIANG LI, ANWU
TANG, QIUSHI LI, NA 510 ,
YU CD, WU BH, ZHANG J, SONG HM, WANG GS, YU Z¤
523 ,
YU CHANGDE, WU BINGHUANG, HONG ANHUI, ET AL¤
452 , 456 ,
YU GUOQIAO¤ 312 , 364 ,
YU GUOQIAO ET AL¤ 216 ,
YU PENG ET AL¤ 201 , 226 , 336 , 344 , 348 , 359 , 381
, 385 , 389 ,
YU XIANCHUAN¤ 268 ,
YU YAN-TONG ET AL¤ 264 ,
YU ZHISHUEN ET AL¤ 109 ,
YU ZHISHUN ET AL¤ 66 , 225 ,
YUAN Q, WANG QY, JIN R¤ 525 ,
YUAN YINGTING¤ 394 ,
YUEPING Z¤ 136 ,
YUKANG W ET AL¤ 247 , 249 ,
YUNPENG F ET AL¤ 118 ,
ZEISE-SÜSS D¤ 535 ,
ZEITLER J¤ 39 ,
ZEITLER M¤ 15 , 16 ,
ZHAI XUPU¤ 154 ,
ZHANG BINNONG¤ 140 ,
ZHANG FENGLING¤ 127 ,
ZHANG HAI-FENG, CUI HAI TANG QIANG¤ 463 ,
ZHANG HAI-FENG, XUAN LI-HUA, ZHANG SHU-YAN¤ 494 ,
ZHANG HONG¤ 350 ,
ZHANG HONGXING ¤ 466 ,
ZHANG HONGXING, ZHANG TANGFA¤ 443 ,
ZHANG HUI, LI JIYING, LIU KONGJIANG¤ 503 ,
ZHANG HX, LIU LG, ZHOU L, HUANG H, LI X, YANG M¤ 557
,
ZHANG JING¤ 418 ,
ZHANG KUN¤ 393 ,
ZHANG LI ET AL¤ 316 ,
ZHANG LINHONG ET AL¤ 235 , 250 ,
ZHANG LIQUN LI YIWEI¤ 305 ,
ZHANG MINGJIU¤ 83 , 88 , 94 , 98 , 108 , 115 ,
ZHANG SHIXIONG¤ 87 , 93 ,
ZHANG SHUNYING ET AL¤ 167 , 187 , 192 ,
ZHANG XIAOLI ET AL¤ 358 ,
ZHANG XINDE¤ 325 ,
ZHANG YI-MING¤ 382 , 398 ,
ZHANG YL ZHANG J,WANG LS¤ 454 , 457 ,
ZHANG YM¤ 532 , 543 ,
ZHANG ZHENG¤ 212 ,
ZHAO DA-GUI, MU JING-PING¤ 511 ,
ZHAO SHU-TONG ET AL¤ 217 ,
ZHAO YING¤ 330 ,
ZHAO ZENGWU¤ 100 ,
ZHI L ET AL¤ 276 ,
ZHISHUEN Y ET AL¤ 117 ,
ZHOU J ET AL¤ 314 ,
ZHOU JIANWEI¤ 307 ,
ZHOU JIANWEI ET AL¤ 234 , 243 ,
ZHOU JIAN-WEI ET AL¤ 387 ,
ZHOU JIAWEI ET AL¤ 317 ,
ZHOU L, ZHANG HX, ZHANG TF¤ 527 ,
ZHOU WEI ET AL¤ 427 ,
ZHOU WEI, WANG LIPING¤ 423 ,
ZHOU YUZHONG¤ 238 ,
ZHU GEN-KUI¤ 464 ,
ZHU HONG-YING¤ 383 , 399 ,
ZHU MINGQING ET AL¤ 101 , 114 , ZHU MINGQING ET
AL¤ 301 ,
ZHU WEN-ZENG, NI JIN-XIA, BAO CHUN-LING, AL¤ 530 ,
ZHU WEN-ZENG, NI JIN-XIA, BAO CHUN-LING, ET AL¤ 540
,
ZIYANG Z¤ 270
,
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index des sujets/ subject index
(non exhaustif)
-¤ /
¤ 93 , 151 , 159 , 197 , 201
, 350 , 365 , 509 , 563 ,
,
231
,
298
,
311
,
326
,
336
1,01 -¤ GENERAL ASPECTS AND HISTORY/ ASPECTS
GENERAUX ET HISTOIRE
congrès¤ 53 ,
hôpital¤ 25 , 30 ,
1,02 -¤ history/ histoire
*¤ 68 ,
2,02 -¤ yin-yang. five elements/ yin-yang. cinq éléments
feu¤ 202 ,
2,04 -¤ organs and functions/ organes et fonctions
curieux¤ 111 ,
estomac¤ 403 ,
vésicule biliaire¤ 43 ,
vessie¤ 43 ,
2,06 -¤ points/ points
¤ 165 ,
C7¤ 49 ,
E36¤ 44 , 96 ,
E37¤ 403 ,
F3¤ 49 ,
GI11¤ 403 ,
GI4¤ 403 , 403 ,
huatuojiaji¤ 28 , 32 ,
IG19¤ 127 ,
Jing¤ 173 ,
localistaion¤ 111 ,
MC6¤ 180 ,
MC8¤ 338 ,
point curieux¤ 53 , 111 ,
points nouveaux¤ 53 , 111 ,
spécificité¤ 49 , 336 ,
TR17¤ 127 ,
V10¤ 178 , 303 ,
V20¤ 403 ,
V34¤ 191 ,
V6¤ 303 ,
V7¤ 43 , 82 , 92 , 103 , 106
V8¤ 5 ,
V9¤ 303 ,
VB20¤ 178 , 385 ,
VB34¤ 259 ,
VB6¤ 106 , 178 ,
43
,
358
,
3,02 -¤ pathogeny. causes of diseases/ pathogénie
*¤ 202 ,
feu¤ 202 ,
stress¤ 207 ,
,
141
4,05 -¤ point diagnosis/ examen des points somatiques
*¤ 95 , 173 ,
4,07 -¤ syndromes/ syndromes
differenciation des syndromes¤ 328
vide de rate¤ 165 ,
2,03 -¤ qi, blood, body fluids/ energie, sang et liquides
organiques
essentielle¤ 173 ,
,
,
4,02 -¤ tongue diagnosis/ glossoscopie
*¤ 165 ,
veines sublinguales¤ 475 ,
2,01 -¤ ANATOMY- PHYSIOLOGY/ ANATOMIEPHYSIOLOGIE
anatomie¤ 165 ,
2,05 -¤ meridians/ méridiens
méridien curieux¤ 111 ,
sensation propagée le long des méridiens¤ 18
VB7¤ 56 , 65 , 66 , 71 , 178
VG13¤ 68 ,
VG14¤ 68 ,
VG16¤ 255 ,
VG20¤ 43 , 56 , 65 , 71 , 96
VG6¤ 303 ,
VG8¤ 255 ,
,
,
5,03 -¤ acupuncture/ acupuncture
*¤ 52 ,
acupuncture des troncs nerveux¤ 264 ,
choix des points¤ 228 , 237 , 326 , 336 ,
deqi¤ 18 , 141 , 556 ,
latéralité¤ 57 , 66 , 82 , 252 ,
mobilisation perpuncturale¤ 200 , 337 ,
profondeur de puncture¤ 140 , 165 ,
puncture immédiate¤ 165 ,
séance d'acupuncture¤ 44 , 125 , 175 , 260 , 300 , 431
technique de puncture¤ 37 , 254 , 299 , 318 , 365 ,
tonification-dispersion¤ 52 , 132 , 200 , 254 , 307 , 354
,
5,04 -¤ long needle/ aiguille longue
*¤ 32 , 56 , 114 , *¤ 115 , 140 , 150
,
,
178
,
426
,
431
,
5,06 -¤ intradermal needle. embedding sutures/ aiguille à
demeure. catgut
*¤ 28 , 345 , 368 , 428 ,
5,07 -¤ bloodletting/ saignées
*¤ 130 , 409 ,
5,08 -¤ cupping/ ventouses
*¤ 358 ,
5,09 -¤ moxibustion/ moxibustion
*¤ 44 , 191 , 321 ,
5,10 -¤ ear acupuncture. auricular medicine/
auriculopuncture. auriculomédecine
*¤ 17 , 38 , 45 , 50 , 57 , 61 , 68 , 95 , 105
, 177 , 185 , 199 , 286 , 338 , *¤ 502 ,
,
,
127
,
173
5,11 -¤ nose, face, eye, hand and foot acupuncture/
rhinofacio, manopodo, craniopuncture
*¤ 8 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 21 , 28 , 29 , 30 , 32 , 34 , 36 , 37
, 40 , 44 , 45 , 49 , 50 , 51 , 52 , 53 , 54 , 55 , 56 , 58
, 66 , 67 , 68 , 71 , 73 , 74 , 75 , 76 , 78 , 79 , 80 , 81
, 82 , *¤ 86 , 90 , 91 , 92 , 96 , 97 , 98 , 102 , 104 ,
105 , 106 , 107 , 108 , 110 , 111 , 113 , 114 , 115 , 118
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,
119 , 120 , 121 , 122 , 123 , 124 , 125 , 127 , 128 ,
129 , 132 , 135 , 136 , 138 , 139 , 141 , 146 , 150 , 151
, 152 , 153 , *¤ 154 , 157 , 160 , 164 , 166 , 178 , 198 ,
craniopuncture¤ 1 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12
, 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 23 , 24
, 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 , 32 , 33 ,
craniopuncture¤ 34 , 35 , 36 , 37 , 38 , 39 , 40 , 41 , 42
, 43 , 44 , 45 , 46 , 47 , 48 , 49 , 50 , 51 , 52 , 53 , 54
, 55 , 56 , 57 , 58 , 59 , 60 , 61 , 62 , 63 , 64 , 65 , 66
, 67 , 68 , 69 , 70 , 71 , 72 , 73 , craniopuncture¤ 74 ,
75 , 76 , 77 , 78 , 79 , 80 , 81 , 82 , 83 , 84 , 85 , 86 ,
87 , 88 , 89 , 90 , 91 , 92 , 93 , 94 , 95 , 96 , 97 , 98 ,
99 , 100 , 101 , 102 , 103 , 104 , 105 , 106 , 107 , 108 ,
109 , 110 , 111 , 112 , 113 , craniopuncture¤ 114 , 115 ,
117 , 118 , 119 , 120 , 121 , 122 , 123 , 124 , 125 , 126
, 127 , 128 , 129 , 130 , 131 , 132 , 133 , 134 , 135 ,
136 , 137 , 138 , 139 , 140 , 141 , 142 , 143 , 146 , 147
, 148 , 149 , 150 , 151 , 152 , 153 , 154 , 155 , 156 ,
craniopuncture¤ 157 , 158 , 159 , 160 , 161 , 162 , 163 ,
164 , 165 , 166 , 167 , 168 , 169 , 170 , 171 , 172 , 173
, 174 , 175 , 176 , 177 , 178 , 179 , 180 , 181 , 182 ,
183 , 184 , 185 , 186 , 187 , 188 , 189 , 190 , 191 , 192
, 193 , 194 , 195 , 196 , craniopuncture¤ 198 , 199 , 200
, 201 , 202 , 203 , 204 , 205 , 206 , 207 , 208 , 209 ,
210 , 211 , 212 , 213 , 214 , 215 , 216 , 217 , 218 , 219
, 220 , 221 , 222 , 223 , 224 , 225 , 226 , 227 , 228 ,
229 , 230 , 232 , 233 , 234 , 235 , 236 , 237 , 238 ,
craniopuncture¤ 239 , 240 , 241 , 242 , 243 , 244 , 245 ,
246 , 247 , 248 , 249 , 250 , 251 , 252 , 253 , 254 , 255
, 256 , 257 , 258 , 259 , 260 , 261 , 262 , 263 , 264 ,
265 , 266 , 267 , 268 , 269 , 271 , 272 , 273 , 274 , 275
, 276 , 277 , 278 , 279 , craniopuncture¤ 280 , 281 , 282
, 283 , 284 , 285 , 286 , 288 , 289 , 290 , 291 , 292 ,
293 , 294 , 295 , 296 , 297 , 298 , 299 , 300 , 302 , 303
, 306 , 307 , 308 , 309 , 310 , 311 , 312 , 313 , 315 ,
317 , 318 , 319 , 320 , 321 , 322 , 323 , 324 , 325 ,
craniopuncture¤ 326 , 327 , 328 , 330 , 331 , 332 , 333 ,
334 , 335 , 336 , 337 , 338 , 339 , 340 , 341 , 342 , 344
, 345 , 346 , 347 , 348 , 349 , 351 , 352 , 353 , 354 ,
355 , 356 , 357 , 358 , 361 , 362 , 363 , 364 , 365 , 366
, 368 , 369 , 372 , 373 , craniopuncture¤ 374 , 375 , 376
, 377 , 378 , 379 , 380 , 381 , 382 , 383 , 384 , 385 ,
386 , 387 , 388 , 390 , 391 , 392 , 393 , 394 , 395 , 396
, 398 , 399 , 400 , 401 , 402 , 403 , 404 , 405 , 406 ,
407 , 408 , 409 , 410 , 411 , 412 , 413 , 415 , 416 ,
craniopuncture¤ 417 , 418 , 419 , 421 , 422 , 423 , 424 ,
426 , 427 , 428 , 429 , 430 , 431 , 432 , 433 , 435 , 436
, 436 , 437 , 449 , 450 , 453 , 458 , 462 , 464 , 465 ,
468 , 469 , 473 , 475 , 476 , 478 , 479 , 480 , 481 , 484
, 488 , 490 , 491 , 492 , craniopuncture¤ 493 , 494 , 495
, 496 , 498 , 499 , 500 , 501 , 502 , 503 , 504 , 505 ,
506 , 507 , 511 , 512 , 513 , 514 , 515 , 516 , 518 , 520
, 522 , 524 , 528 , 533 , 534 , 535 , 538 , 541 , 546 ,
570 ,
faciopuncture¤ 19 , 61 ,
manopuncture¤ 38 , 61 ,
oculopuncture¤ 130 , 143 , oculopuncture¤ 242 , 502 ,
podopuncture¤ 38 , 61 ,
rhinopuncture¤ 19 , 38 , 61 ,
5,12 -¤ electro-acupuncture/ electro-acupuncture
*¤ 52 , 81 , 170 , 172 , 173 , 211 , 241 , 255 , 271 , 322
, 323 , 324 , 328 , 339 , 352 , 369 , 381 , 385 , 412 ,
453 , 488 , 500 , 506 , 522 , 524 ,
paramètres de l'électroacupuncture¤ 17
,
241
,
5,13 -¤ magnetic acupuncture/ magnétothérapie
*¤ 52 , 417 ,
5,14 -¤ laser acupuncture/ laser
*¤ 52 , 208 ,
5,15 -¤ drug acupuncture/ chimiothérapie
*¤ 52 , 171 , 273 , 288 , 333 , 402 , 408 , 418
,
424
,
5,16 -¤ qi gong. massages/ qi gong. massages
*¤ 147 ,
acupression¤ 173 ,
massage¤ 147 , 219 , 269 , 396 ,
qi gong¤ 269 ,
6,01 -¤ algology/ algologie
*¤ 409 ,
potentialisation médicamenteuse de l'acupuncture¤ 346
seuil de la douleur¤ 138 ,
,
6,02 -¤ acupuncture anesthesia/ analgésie chirurgicale
*¤ 286 ,
prediction¤ 194 ,
7,03 -¤ coronary diseases/ coronaropathies
*¤ 329 ,
7,05 -¤ hypertension/ hypertension
*¤ 26 , 66 , 242 , 253 ,
7,07 -¤ peripheral circulation/ circulation périphérique
microcirculation¤ 82 , 103 , 106 , 138 ,
8,03 -¤ alopecia/ alopécie
*¤ 161 ,
9,03 -¤ diabetes mellitus/ diabète
*¤ 390 , 408 ,
9,07 -¤ hyperlipidemia/ hyperlipidémie
*¤ 54 , 130 , 242 ,
10,05
*¤ 84
-¤
,
stomach. duodenum/ estomac. duodénum
10,15 -¤ gastrointestinal hemorrhage/ hémorragies
digestives
*¤ 374 ,
11,01 -¤ GYNECOLOGY- OBSTETRICS/ GYNECOLOGIEOBSTETRIQUE
*¤ 436 ,
12,05
*¤ 44
-¤
,
thrombosis/ thromboses
14,01 -¤ NEUROLOGY- PSYCHIATRY/ NEUROLOGIEPSYCHIATRIE
aphasie¤ 81 , 160 , 250 , 290 , aphasie¤ 345 , 358 , 368
, 401 ,
spasticite¤ 67 ,
14,02
*¤ 84
-¤
,
headache/ céphalées
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14,05 -¤ epilepsy. convulsions/ epilepsie. convulsions
*¤ 390 ,
23,07 -¤ gerontology/ gérontologie
*¤ 263 , 320 , 436 ,
14,06 -¤ parkinson disease. tremor/ parkinson.
tremblement
*¤ 26 , 32 , 131 , 390 ,
23,11 -¤ pediatrics/ pédiatrie
*¤ 86 , 165 , 173 , 199 , 261
344 , 381 , 402 , 525 ,
14,07 -¤ cerebrovascular diseases. hemiplegia/ accidents
vasculaires cérébraux. *¤ 26 , 36 , 46 , 48 , 137 , 161 ,
342 , 357 , 390 , 498 , 499 ,
24,07 -¤ / animaux de laboratoire
lapin¤ 407 ,
modèle animal¤ 340 ,
rat¤ 315 , 346 , 468 , 484 , rat¤ 493
14,08 -¤ paraplegia. myelitis/ paraplégie. myelopathies
*¤ 327 ,
sclérose en plaques¤ 9 ,
14,09 -¤ peripheral nerve diseases/ neuropathies
périphériques
*¤ 131 ,
14,12
*¤ 57
-¤
,
14,14 -¤ psychiatry/ psychiatrie
*¤ 263 , 390 ,
-¤
,
myopia/ myopie
16,03 -¤ vertigo/ vertiges
*¤ 131 ,
16,05 -¤ pharynx. larynx/ pharynx. larynx
*¤ 339 ,
aphasie¤ 81 , 160 , 250 , 290 , 345 , 358
,
368
,
401
,
18,03 -¤ bi syndromes. joint diseases/ syndromes bi.
arthropathies
*¤ 84 , 137 ,
18,10
*¤ 36
291
,
310
,
,
494
333
,
,
506
338
,
,
570
,
25,01 -¤ MECHANISM OF ACUPUNCTURE.
ACUPUNCTURE AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM/
MECANISME D'ACTION DE L'ACUPUNCTURE.
ACUPUNCTURE ET SYSTEME NERVEUX CENTRAL
synapse¤ 97 ,
25,08 -¤ telencephalon/ télencéphale
noyan caudé¤ 96 ,
spasm and tic/ spasmes et tics
14,13 -¤ insomnia. sleep disorders/ insomnie. troubles du
sommeil
*¤ 390 , 390 ,
15,08
*¤ 84
,
-¤ shoulder/ epaule
, 84 , 169 ,
18,14 -¤ lombar spine/ rachis lombaire
*¤ 390 ,
18,20 -¤ acupuncture analgesia in orthopedic surgery/
analgésie par acupuncture en chirurgie orthopédique
*¤ 170 ,
21,02 -¤ fainting. shock/ syncopes. choc
*¤ 242 ,
21,04 -¤ postoperative care/ réanimation post-opératoire
*¤ 172 , 365 ,
22,04 -¤ enuresis. urinary incontinence. urinary retention/
énuresie. incontinence et rétention d'urine
*¤ 26 ,
énuresie¤ 26 ,
22,07 -¤ urologic and male genital diseases/ appareil
génital masculin
prostate¤ 392 ,
25,10 -¤ central neurotransmitters/ neuromédiateurs
centraux
*¤ 96 ,
endorphine¤ 96 , 378 , 407 ,
27,01 -¤ methods/ méthodes
cas clinique¤ 221 , 329 , 385 , 395 ,
comparaison de 2 techniques de la MTC¤ 32 , 46 , 138 ,
143 , 165 , 174 , 198 , 211 , 224 , 232 , 245 , 254 , 256
, 270 , 276 , 298 , 326 , comparaison de 2 techniques de la
MTC¤ 337 , 361 , 375 , 376 , 377 , 404 , 411 , 417 , 426
, 429 , 430 , 502 ,
essai clinique non randomisé¤ 75 , 76 , 129 , 138 , 165 ,
173 , 198 , 234 , 253 , 276 , 307 , 331 , 360 , 391 , 396
, 401 , 409 , 424 , 466 , 489 , 503 ,
essai comparatif éventuellement randomisé¤ 46 , 404 , 420 ,
430 , 444 , essai comparatif éventuellement randomisé¤ 447
, 502 , 509 , 523 , 563 , 569 ,
essai contrôlé randomisé¤ 105 , 106 , 174 , 180 , 211 ,
213 , 227 , 232 , 235 , 236 , 244 , 245 , 254 , 256 , 258
, 260 , 270 , 298 , 300 , 303 , 304 , 326 , 328 , 332 ,
337 , 347 , 356 , 357 , 363 , 371 , 375 , 376 , 378 ,
essai contrôlé randomisé¤ 380 , 383 , 392 , 394 , 399 ,
400 , 405 , 408 , 410 , 411 , 412 , 415 , 417 , 418 , 419
, 421 , 422 , 423 , 426 , 427 , 428 , 429 , 431 , 432 ,
433 , 434 , 438 , 439 , 445 , 452 , 453 , 459 , 462 , 465
, 467 , 475 , 476 , 477 , 480 , 482 , essai contrôlé
randomisé¤ 485 , 486 , 490 , 497 , 498 , 499 , 505 , 507
, 510 , 511 , 513 , 515 , 517 , 520 , 521 , 522 , 524 ,
525 , 528 , 529 , 530 , 533 , 538 , 541 , 545 , 545 , 547
, 549 , 549 , 553 , 553 , 554 , 555 , 564 , 565 , 568 ,
essai ouvert (acupuncture)¤ 40 , 43 , 73 , essai ouvert
(acupuncture)¤ 290 , 332 ,
étude controlée (acupuncture)¤ 169 , 180 , 236 , 250 ,
expérimentation animale (acupuncture)¤ 315 , 346 , 407 ,
468 , 469 , 484 , 493 , 494 , 506 , 570 ,
expérimentation animale (acupuncture)/ gerbille¤ 255 ,
expérimentation animale (acupuncture)/ rat¤ 259 ,
expérimentation animale (acupuncture)/ singe¤ 5 ,
revue générale¤ 130 , 212 , 309 , 379 , 387 , 491 ,
27,02 -¤ / techniques d'exploration
EEG¤ 40 , 49 , 66 , 130 , 255 , 344
,
348
,
381
,
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EMG¤ 76 , 130 ,
IRM¤ 363 ,
potentiels évoqués¤ 5 , 252 , 302 , 327 , 380
rhéoencéphalogramme¤ 77 , 91 , 141 , 405 ,
rhéologie¤ 60 , 77 ,
oxyde nitrique¤ 410
,
385
,
27,03 -¤ biological l products/ produits biologiques
actetylcholine¤ 97 , 303 ,
endorphine¤ 96 , 378 , 407 ,
,
27,04 -¤ pharmaceutical products/ produits
pharmaceutiques
antibiotiques¤ 198 ,
27,06 -¤ geographical terms/ termes géographiques
hongrie¤ 342 ,
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Index des sources
1 - congrès
2eme congres mondial d'acupuncture et moxibustion, paris¤
161 , 162 , 163 , 164 ,
conferences d'acupuncture,gera,toulon¤ 37 ,
in compilation of the abstracts of acupuncture and moxibustion
papers, beijing¤ 82 , 83 , 84 , 85 ,
in selections from article abstracts on acupuncture and
moxibustion, beijing¤ 86 , 88 ,
in selections from article abstracts on acupuncture and
moxibustion; beijing¤ 87 ,
proceedings of the fifth international congress of chinese
medicine,berkeley¤ 146 , 147 , 148 ,
second national symposium on acupuncture and
moxibustion,beijing¤ 54 , 65 ,
selections from article abstracts on acupuncture and
moxibustion, beijing¤ 92 , 93 , 94 , 95 , 96 , 97 ,
third world conference on acupuncture¤ 219 , 220 , 221 ,
222 ,
wfas international symposium on acupuncture¤ 442 ,
wfas international symposium on the trend of research in
acupuncture, roma¤ 207 , 208 ,
2 - divers à vérifier
cedat,marseille¤ 38 ,
3 - extraits de traités
encyclopedie des medecines naturelles, paris¤ 142 ,
essentials of contemporary chinese acupuncturists' clinical
experiences, foreign lang¤ 131 , 132 , 133 ,
in roustan,traite d'acupuncture,masson,paris¤ 59 ,
in selection des theses de la revue d'acupuncture de shanghai,
shanghai¤ 80 ,
in selection des theses de la revue d'acupuncture de
shanghai,shanghai¤ 79 ,
4 - revues d'acupuncture et MTC
10 eme congres national de la faformec, toulouse¤ 548 ,
abma news¤ 279 , 280 , 281 , 282 ,
acupunct med¤ 559 ,
acupuncture and electrotherapeutics research¤ 159 ,
acupuncture in medecine¤ 562 ,
acupuncture in medicine¤ 277 , 379 ,
acupuncture research¤ 46 , 255 , 256 , 257 , 291 , 369 ,
385 , 391 , 392 , 463 , 484 , 493 , 494 , 538 ,
acupunture research¤ 106 ,
akupunktur¤ 33 , 341 , 342 ,
akupunktur theorie und praxis¤ 366 ,
akupunktur theorie und praxis¤ 189 , 474 ,
american journal of acupuncture¤ 5 , 6 , 7 , 9 , 17 , 23 ,
197 , 242 , american journal of acupuncture¤ 265 , 276 ,
american journal of chinese medicine¤ 8 , 27 ,
auricular-medicine and acupuncture physician¤ 15 , 16 , 47 ,
beijing journal of tcm¤ 266 ,
biol psychiatry¤ 322 , 323 , 324 ,
british journal of acupuncture¤ 41 , 62 , 63 ,
chinese acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 40 , 44 , 51 , 56 ,
66 , 73 , 74 , 75 , 76 , 81 , 105 , 107 , 126 , 127 , 129 ,
130 , 138 , 139 , 151 , 152 , 171 , 172 , 173 , 174 , 175
, 176 , 177 , 178 , 180 , 211 , 213 , 217 , 232 , 234 ,
235 , 236 , 237 , 252 , chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion¤ 253 , 258 , 259 , 260 , 288 , 290 , 302 ,
307 , 308 , 309 , 336 , 346 , 359 , 360 , 361 , 362 , 378
, 384 , 401 , 405 , 408 , 409 , 411 , 422 , 423 , 424 ,
428 , 430 , 431 , 434 , 439 , 443 , 445 , 446 , 447 , 448
,
452 , 453 , 456 , 459 , 461 , 477 , 479 , 482 , 483 ,
486 , 495 , 502 , 508 , 509 , 511 , 517 , 521 , 522 , 523
, 524 , 525 , 526 , 536 , chinese acupuncture and
moxibustion¤ 545 , 553 , 556 , 563 , 568 ,
chinese journal of acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 124 , 125 ,
160 ,
chinese journal of integrated traditional and western medicine¤
315 , 356 , 465 , 552 ,
chinese journal of integrated traditionanl and western
medicine¤ 512 ,
chinese medical journal¤ 26 ,
chinse acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 410 ,
der akupunkturarzt aurikulotherapeut¤ 57 , 184 ,
der akupunkturarzt-aurikulotherapeut¤ 69 ,
deutsche zeitschrift fur akupunktur¤ 155 , 544 , 550 ,
deutsche zeitschrift für akupunktur¤ 169 , 170 , 185 , 534 ,
535 ,
eastwest integration medicine¤ 537 , 554 ,
enerqi¤ 357 , 358 ,
focus on alternative and complementary therapies¤ 343 ,
foreign languages press beijing¤ 2 ,
forschende komplementarmedizin and klassische
naturheilkunde¤ 551 ,
fujian journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 77 ,
hebei journal of tcm¤ 371 , 418 ,
henan traditional chinese medicine¤ 420 ,
hubei journal of tcm¤ 367 , hubei journal of tcm¤ 370 , 451 ,
455 ,
hubei journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 113 , 212 ,
information on tcm¤ 417 , 460 ,
international conference on tcm and pharmacology,shanghai¤
91 ,
international journal of acupuncture¤ 319 , 320 , 321 ,
international journal of chinese medicine¤ 68 ,
international journal of clinical acupuncture¤ 165 , 183 , 194
, 195 , 196 , 198 , 199 , 200 , 201 , 204 , 226 , 227 ,
228 , 261 , 262 , 263 , 264 , 272 , 273 , 274 , 275 , 292
, 293 , 294 , 327 , 328 , 329 , 330 , 331 , 335 , 337 ,
338 , 348 , 349 , 350 , 352 , 377 , 381 , 387 , 412 ,
international journal of clinical acupuncture¤ 510 , 546 ,
jiangsu journal of tcm¤ 114 , 115 , 345 , 503 ,
jiangsu journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 150 ,
jiangxi journal of tcm¤ 267 ,
jiangxi journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 153 ,
journal of acupuncture and tuina science¤ 458 , 464 , 470 ,
471 , 472 , 487 , 516 , 528 , 529 , 530 , 539 , 540 , 541
, 565 ,
journal of alternative and complementary medicine¤ 501 , 542
, 560 , 561 , 564 ,
journal of beijing college of traditional chinese medicine¤ 109 ,
110 ,
journal of beijing university of tcm¤ 296 ,
journal of chinese medicine¤ 374 ,
journal of clinical acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 476 ,
journal of clinical acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 386 , 393 ,
394 , 395 , 396 , 406 , 407 , 413 , 415 , 444 , 480 , 496
, 504 , journal of clinical acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 547 ,
558 ,
journal of emergency in tcm¤ 466 ,
journal of guiyang college of traditional chinese medicine¤ 416
,
journal of liaoning college of tcm¤ 390 ,
journal of new chinese medicine¤ 104 , 112 ,
journal of tcm¤ 295 , 298 , 299 , 318 , 344 , 347
,
389
,
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468 , 469 , 475 , 513 ,
journal of tcm and chinese materia medica of jilin¤ 388
,
397
,
journal of the japan society of acupuncture¤ 90 , 143 , 156 ,
157 , 158 , 206 ,
journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 49 , 52 , 53 , 71 ,
98 , 108 , 140 , 141 , 167 , 168 , 179 , 182 , 186 , 190 ,
191 , 203 , 224 , 230 , 231 , 254 , 314 , 317 , 435 , 436
, journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 437 , 507 ,
journal of traditional chinese medicine and chinese materia
medica of jilin¤ 462 ,
journal of zhejiang tcm college¤ 101 , 102 ,
journal of zhejiang traditional chinese medical college¤ 119 ,
liaoning journal of tcm¤ 78 , 368 ,
liaoning journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 278 ,
medical acupuncture¤ 473 , 514 , 519 , 531 ,
medicina energetica¤ 449 , 450 ,
medicina holistica, revista de medicinas complementarias¤
149 ,
mensuel du medecin acupuncteur¤ 12 , 13 , 14 , 18 , 28 ,
meridiens¤ 48 , 229 ,
new journal of tcm¤ 284 , 402 ,
new journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 241 , 414 ,
nouvelle revue internationale d'acupuncture¤ 4 ,
practical journal of integrating chinese with modern medicine¤
233 , 303 ,
pulso de la vida¤ 297 ,
revista argentina de acupuntura¤ 24 , 354 , 355 , 372 ,
revista de la medicina tradicional china¤ 192 , 193 , 209 ,
210 , revista de la medicina tradicional china¤ 218 , 223 ,
246 , 249 , 285 ,
revue de mtc du yunnan¤ 43 ,
revue francaise d'acupuncture¤ 202 ,
rivista italiana di agopuntura¤ 11 , 19 , 29 , 30 , 31 , 34 ,
36 , 45 , 269 ,
rivista italiana di agopuntura (roma)¤ 42 ,
rivista italiana di medicina orientale¤ 67 , 70 ,
rivista italiana di medicina tradizionale cinese¤ 166 , 187 ,
188 , 205 , 247 , 248 , 311 , 313 , 334 ,
shaanxi journal of tcm¤ 488 ,
shaanxi journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 268 , 433 ,
shaanxi traditional chinese medicine¤ 116 , 120 ,
shandong journal of tcm¤ 283 , 489 ,
shandong journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 154 ,
shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 485 ,
shanghai journal acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 490 , 491 ,
shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 58 , 60 ,
64 , 99 , shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion¤
100 , 122 , 123 , 128 , 137 , 144 , 145 , 181 , 216 , 225
, 239 , 240 , 251 , 289 , 304 , 305 , 306 , 310 , 316 ,
326 , 333 , 339 , 340 , 380 , 382 , 383 , 403 , 404 , 426
, 427 , 432 , 454 , 457 , 467 , 481 , 497 , 498 , 499 ,
505 , 515 , 527 , 532 , 543 , 549 , 555 , 569 ,
shanghai journal of tcm¤ 103 ,
shanxi journal of tcm¤ 134 ,
shanxi journal of traditional chinese medicine¤ 121 , 214 ,
215 ,
the practical journal of integrating chinese with modern
medicine¤ 238 ,
tianjin journal of tcm¤ 478 ,
word journal of acupuncture- moxibustion¤ 363 , 364 , 365 ,
word journal of acupuncture-moxibustion¤ 353 , 373 , 375 ,
376 ,
world journal of acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 500 ,
world journal of acupuncture et moxibustion¤ 566 , 567 ,
world journal of acupuncture moxibustion¤ 250 , 533 ,
world journal of acupuncture-moxibustion¤ 243 , 244 , 245 ,
270 , 271 , 300 , 301 , 312 , 325 , 332 , 419 , 421 , 429
, 438 , 440 , 441 , 506 , 570 ,
world journal of acupuncture-moxibution¤ 520 ,
yunnan journal of tcm and materia medica¤ 492 ,
zhejiang journal of tcm¤ 55 ,
zhong xi yi jie he xue bao¤ 557 ,
5 - revues extérieures
altern ther health med¤ 571 ,
anasthesiol intensivmed notfallmed schmerzther¤ 425 ,
bulletin de l'association des anatomistes¤ 35 ,
europa medicophysica¤ 25 ,
jiangsu journal of tcm¤ 135 ,
journal belge de medecine physique et de rehabilitation¤ 39 ,
journal of beijing college of tcm¤ 117 , 118 ,
medecine et hygiene¤ 32 ,
minerva med¤ 50 ,
minerva medica¤ 21 , 22 ,
phys med rehabil clin n am¤ 351 ,
shandong journal of tcm¤ 136 ,
soc sci med¤ 286 ,
tcm shanghai journal of acupuncture and moxibustion¤ 398 ,
399 , 400 ,
voenno meditsinsinkii zhurnal¤ 89 ,
vopr kurortol fizioter lech fiz kult¤ 287 ,
6 - tirés- à- part ou manscrits non publiés
zhu's scalp acupuncture research and foundation¤ 518
7 - traités
academy of oriental heritage,vancouver¤ 10 ,
editions andre bonne,paris¤ 3 ,
masson,paris¤ 61 ,
medicine and health publishing co,hong kong¤ 20
shanxi publishing house,taiyuan¤ 72 ,
world health organisation,manila¤ 111 ,
x¤ 1 ,
,
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