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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NEEDLING SENSATION AND ACUPUNCTURE EFFECTS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THEIR ASCENDING PATHWAY IN THE SPINAL CORD

Shengchang Li, Chengchuan Jiang, Gongbai Chen

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Acupuncture studies were carried out in 25 cases of Syringomyelia, concerning needling sensation and effect. The results of the experiments have proved the theory of Chinese traditional medicine--"'Qi' reaches, thus effect produces"--and elucidated the ascending spinal pathway of needling sensation.

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Acupuncture studies were carried out in 25 cases of Syringomyelia, concerning needling sensation and effect. The results of the experiments have proved the theory of Chinese traditional medicine--"'Qi' reaches, thus effect produces"--and elucidated the ascending spinal pathway of needling sensation.

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Acupuncture studies were carried out in 25 cases of Syringomyelia, concerning needling sensation and effect. The results of the experiments have proved the theory of Chinese traditional medicine--"'Qi' reaches, thus effect produces"--and elucidated the ascending spinal pathway of needling sensation.

Key concepts: Dry needling, Acupuncture, Sensation, Syringomyelia, Medicine, Spinal cord, Acupuncture needle, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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