F. Conci
Abstract
Main experimental works on acupuncture analgesia (A.A.) have been examinated and a technique to perform A.A. in rabbits has been described. Furthermore an anatomic study of acupuncture loci used has been given. It is suggested that several mechanisms are involved in A.A., not only limited to stimuli on the posterior horns, but extending to higher levels.
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Main experimental works on acupuncture analgesia (A.A.) have been examinated and a technique to perform A.A. in rabbits has been described. Furthermore an anatomic study of acupuncture loci used has been given. It is suggested that several mechanisms are involved in A.A., not only limited to stimuli on the posterior horns, but extending to higher levels.
Key concepts: Acupuncture, Acupuncture analgesia, Medicine, Anesthesia, Acupuncture needle, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Electroacupuncture, Pathology