THE INFLUENCE OF ACUPUNCTURE ANESTHESIA ON ACETYLCHOLINE(ACH) CONTENT IN CERE BROSPINAL FLUID OF THE PATIENTS UNDER NEUROSURGICAL OPERATION[J]. Acupuncture research, 1984, (2): 135-139.
THE INFLUENCE OF ACUPUNCTURE ANESTHESIA ON ACETYLCHOLINE(ACH) CONTENT IN CERE BROSPINAL FLUID OF THE PATIENTS UNDER NEUROSURGICAL OPERATION[J]. Acupuncture research, 1984, (2): 135-139.DOI:
女4例。息颅脑内13 neurosurgical patients operated under acupuncture anesthesia were selected
and the contents of Ach in cerebrospinal fluid were tested at various intervals during operation. It was found: (1) After induction of acupuncture
incision of skin and incision of brain tissue
the quantity of Ach was apparently higher than that before needling
and there was a considerable significance through analysis of variance. (p<0.01). (2) To compare the Ach content in cerebrospinal fluid during opera- tion with that after induction of acupuncture
the concentration of Ach was decreased gradually with the lapse of time
but without statistical significance. (3) It is indicated that the analgesic effect of acupuncture anesthesia appears to be correlated intimately with the elevation of the Ach level in cerebrospinal fluid of the patients.