THE EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE ON SPONTANEOUS NEURONAL DISCHARGE IN RETICULAR GIGANTOCELLULAR NUCLEUS(RGC)
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THE EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE ON SPONTANEOUS NEURONAL DISCHARGE IN RETICULAR GIGANTOCELLULAR NUCLEUS(RGC)
Acupuncture ResearchIssue 2, Pages: 145-148(1982)
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1. 中医研究院针灸研究所
2. 湖南医学院生理教研室
3. 北京中医学院药理教研室
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Published:1982
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Li Chunyuan, Li Juncheng~, Hou Jiayu~, et al. THE EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE ON SPONTANEOUS NEURONAL DISCHARGE IN RETICULAR GIGANTOCELLULAR NUCLEUS(RGC)[J]. Acupuncture research, 1982, (2): 145-148.
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Li Chunyuan, Li Juncheng~, Hou Jiayu~, et al. THE EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE ON SPONTANEOUS NEURONAL DISCHARGE IN RETICULAR GIGANTOCELLULAR NUCLEUS(RGC)[J]. Acupuncture research, 1982, (2): 145-148.DOI:
THE EFFECT OF ACUPUNCTURE ON SPONTANEOUS NEURONAL DISCHARGE IN RETICULAR GIGANTOCELLULAR NUCLEUS(RGC)
及其与针刺镇痛的关In order to determine the effect of acupuncture on the neuronal excitability in RGC and its relation to acupuncture analgesia
a Ichronic microelectrode method was used to study the change of neuronal discharge by acupuncture in RGC. In 48 out of 52 neurones
the change of spontaneous firing rate induced by acupuncture was significant. The change of firing rate manifested mainly in three patterns; 1). a decrease in firing rate (by 50-90%)
19 neurones; 2 ). an increase in firng rate ( up to 500%)
10 neurones; 3 ) an increase followed by a decrease in firing rate about 3 minutes later
10 neurones. Most of the above neurones accept not only visceral nociceptive signals but also acupuncture signals. It might be considered as the neurological foundation of integration in acupuncture analgesia. It is supposed that the decrease of the neuronal excitability is helpful to depress the transmission of nociceptive information to higher centre. Most neurones with the increase of spontaneous firing rate were located in ventral part of RGC. It is inferred that RGC may take part not only in integration but also in modulation in acupuncture analgesia.