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Acupuncture - Concepts and Physiology
Edited by Marcelo Saad, ISBN 978-953-307-410-8, Hard cover, 222 pages, Publisher: InTech, Chapters published October 10, 2011 under CC BY 3.0 license
DOI: 10.5772/905
Acupuncture and related techniques are useful tools for treating a spectrum of diseases. However, there are still many areas of controversy surrounding it. We hope this book can contribute to guide the advance of this ancient medical art. In the present work, the reader will find texts written by authors from different parts of the world. The chapters cover strategic areas to collaborate with the consolidation of the knowledge in acupuncture. The book doesn't intend to solve all the questions regarding this issue but the main objective is to share elements to make acupuncture more and better understood at health systems worldwide.
- Chapter 1
Traditional Theory - Chapter 2
Vascular Effects of Auricular Acupuncture Evaluated via Two Digital Volume Pulse Measurements - Chapter 3
The Effect of Acupuncture on Muscle Blood Volume and Oxygenation - Chapter 4
An fMRI Investigation on Brain Activity in Response to Unilateral Acupuncture, Electroacupuncture and Electromyostimulation on ST36 and ST39 - Chapter 5
Electroacupuncture and Stimulatory Frequencies in Analgesia - Chapter 6
Is Acupuncture Meridians a Novel System for Superoxide Disposition - Chapter 7
Blood Flow Volume as an Indicator of the Effectiveness of Traditional Medicine - Chapter 8
Degeneration/Regeneration as a Mechanism Contributing to the Effect of Manual Acupuncture-Induced Injury on Rat Skeletal Muscle - Chapter 9
A Neurovascular Blood-Flow Modulation Model via Acupuncture Induced Nitric Oxide - Chapter 10
Acupuncture – An Electrical Phenomenon - Chapter 11
Acupuncture Analgesia Research and Clinical Practice in Taiwan - Chapter 12
A Spatial Analysis of Acupuncture Practitioners in Ontario, Canada: Assessing Regional and Intra-Metropolitan Trends - Chapter 13
Development of Scientific Publications on Acupuncture


