Characteristics of Peripheral Afferent Nerve Discharges Evoked by Manual Acupuncture and Electroacupuncture of "Zusanli"(ST 36) in Rats
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Characteristics of Peripheral Afferent Nerve Discharges Evoked by Manual Acupuncture and Electroacupuncture of "Zusanli"(ST 36) in Rats
Acupuncture ResearchIssue 1, Pages: 65-70(2008)
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1. 复旦大学力学与工程科学系
2. 上海市针灸经络研究中心
3. 上海市针灸经络研究中心,上海,200433
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LI Wei-min1, 2, CHEN Ying-bo2. Characteristics of Peripheral Afferent Nerve Discharges Evoked by Manual Acupuncture and Electroacupuncture of "Zusanli"(ST 36) in Rats[J]. Acupuncture research, 2008, (1): 65-70.
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LI Wei-min1, 2, CHEN Ying-bo2. Characteristics of Peripheral Afferent Nerve Discharges Evoked by Manual Acupuncture and Electroacupuncture of "Zusanli"(ST 36) in Rats[J]. Acupuncture research, 2008, (1): 65-70.DOI:
Characteristics of Peripheral Afferent Nerve Discharges Evoked by Manual Acupuncture and Electroacupuncture of "Zusanli"(ST 36) in Rats
Objective To observe the nerve discharge changes responding to stimulation of "Zusanli"(ST 36) by manual acupuncture(MA) and electroacupuncture(EA)
so as to reveal the changing regularity of peripheral nerve response.Methods Thirty male SD rats were used in the present study.After anesthetizing with urethane(75 mg/kg) and dissecting a branch of the sciatic nerve innervating ST36 region in the right hind-limb
the ipsilateral ST36 was stimulated with MA(by lifting and thrusting and rotating the acupuncture needle
1 manipulation/s) and EA(5 V
10 V
15 V
and 3 Hz).Discharges of the nerve tract was recorded for 1 min before
during and after MA or EA stimulation respectively
and analyzed in spike counts.Results After lifting
thrusting and rotating the needle
the nerve discharge increased to(74.20±18.92) spikes/s from(42.20±1.98) spikes/s of pre-MA(P<0.05)
then turned to(41.40±4.85) spikes/s immediately after cease of MA.After manual lifting and thrusting the needle
the nerve discharge increased to(60.60±10.79) spikes/s from(42.00±3.89) spikes/s before MA(P<0.05)
and returned to(45.00±18.10) spikes/s immediately after cease of MA.No changes were found after manually rotating the needle(P>0.05).EA at ST36 by increasing the intensity to 5 V began to elicit similar changes of nerve discharges
and increased significantly in a voltage-dependent manner within 5-15 V.EA at the strength of 15 V could produce a marked increase of nerve discharge
being increased to(64.20±9.36) spikes/s from(42.60±3.87) spikes/s before EA(P<0.05)
and then
returned to(48.00±7.55) spikes/s immediately after cease of EA.Conclusion MA of lifting and thrusting
and particularly that of rotating combined with lifting and thrusting at ST36 can significantly potentiate the discharge activity of the sciatic nerve tract
with the response of the latter being more apparent.EA of ST36 at the strength of 10-15 V has a similar effect.It suggests that both mechanical and EA stimulation of ST36 at a certain intensity can produce a similar change of discharges of the afferent nerve innervating ST36 in the rat.
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