| 昆仑 [崑崙], Kūnlún | Monts Kroun-loun (Soulié de Morant 1934) Montagne Kroun Loun, situées près du Tibet 1954) Montagnes de Kroun Loun (Nguyen Van Nghi 1971) Monts Kunlun (Pan 1993, Lade 1994) | Kun Lun Mountain (Luying 1985) Kunlun Mountains (Ellis 1989) Big and High (Li Ding 1992) |
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| 下昆仑 [下崑崙] | Xià kūnlún (1) | Zhen jiu da quan (Guillaume 1995) |
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| 上昆仑 [上崑崙] | Shàng kūnlún (2) | Sheng hui fang (Guillaume 1995), Laurent 2000 |
Binswanger 1985 : Name eines Berges in Tibet (Ger), Olympus (Lat)
Items de localisation
| Dredges and clears the channel Qi | Chen 1995 |
| favorise la communication des Luo vivifie les Luo | Roustan 1979 Guillaume 1995 |
| faire circuler le qi du tai yang facilite la circulation du Taiyang | Lu 1996 Laurent 2000 |
| débloque les méridiens | Tai yi shen zhen (Guillaume 1995) |
| active le sang | Tai yi shen zhen (Guillaume 1995) |
| (saignée) supprime les stases du sang | Lu 1996 |
| relâche les tendons et les muscles | Roustan 1979 |
| assouplit les tendons détend les tendons | Guillaume 1995 Tai yi shen zhen (Guillaume 1995) |
| fortifie les lombes | Roustan 1979, Guillaume 1995, Laurent 2000 |
| renforce le dos et les lombes | Laurent 2000 |
| strengthens the lumbar region and the function of the Kidney | Chen 1995 |
| tonifie les Reins | Guillaume 1995 |
| fortifie la taille | Tai yi shen zhen (Guillaume 1995) |
| élimine le vent expulse le vent | Roustan 1979 Tai yi shen zhen (Guillaume 1995) |
| élimine l'humidité | Tai yi shen zhen (Guillaume 1995) |
| disperse les blocages de chaleur (en dispersion) disperse la chaleur | Lu 1996 Laurent 2000 |
| faciliter l'expulsion pendant l'accouchement (en dispersion) | Lu 1996 |
| Acupuncture | Moxibustion | Source |
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| 1) selon Tong ren, puncturer à 0,3 distance 2) Selon Su wen, puncturer à 0,5 distance, laisser l'aiguille le temps de l0 expirations | Selon Tong ren appliquer 3 cônes de moxa | Zhen ju ju ying (Guillaume 1995) |
| Piqûre perpendiculaire de 0,5 à 0,8 cun | Moxas : 3 à 7; chauffer 15 à 20 mn | Laurent 2000 |
| Puncture perpendiculaire entre 0,5 et 1 distance de profondeur | Cautérisation avec 3 à 5 cônes de moxa, moxibustion pendant 5 à 10 minutes | Guillaume 1995 |
| 1) Piquer perpendiculairement vers Taixi 3Rn, à 0,5-1 distance; sensation de gonflement irradiant vers le petit orteil. 2) Piquer obliquement vers le haut à 1-3 distances en direction de Fuyang 59V | Cautériser 3-5 fois, chauffer 5-15 minutes | Roustan 1979 |
| Needle perpendiculary 0.7-1. inch | Moxa stick,5-10 mn,,5-7 moxa cones. | Li Su Huai 1976 |
| 1) Perpendiculairement 1-1.5 cun ou 2) puncturer à travers jusqu'au Pt. Taixi. | Institut de MTC du Shandong 1984 | |
| 1) Perpendicular insertion penetrating to Taixi [KI 3] or 2) oblique insertion, slightly laterally 0.5 inch, or 3) penetrating to Fuyang [BL 59] 1.0-3.0 inches (treating goiter) | 3-5 cones; stick 15 minutes. | Chen 1995 |
Sensation de puncture
Sécurité
| Classe d'usage | ★★ | point majeur |
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| Cardiologie | hypertension artérielle | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 |
| Endocrinologie | goitre | Roustan 1979 |
| Endocrinologie | hypertrophie de la thyroïde | Guillaume 1995 |
| Gynécologie-Obstétrique | dystocie | Li Su Huai 1976, Zhang Rui-Fu 1992, Guillaume 1995 |
| accouchement difficile (de toute origine) | Roustan 1979 | |
| difficult labour | Li Ding 1992 | |
| rétention placentaire difficulté de la délivrance | Nguyen Van Nghi 1971, Roustan 1979, Li Ding 1992 Guillaume 1995 |
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| enflure et douleur de la région périnéale | Guillaume 1995 | |
| Infections | Fièvre intermittente | Roustan 1979 |
| paludisme | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 | |
| accès pernicieux-nue ji | Guillaume 1995 | |
| poliomyélite infantile | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 | |
| Neuro-Psychiatrie | céphalée Headache pain on top of the head | Nguyen Van Nghi 1971, Roustan 1979, Zhang Rui-Fu 1992, Guillaume 1995 Li Ding 1992 Li Su Huai 1976 |
| épilepsie et convulsions | Nguyen Van Nghi 1971, Li Ding 1992 | |
| infantile convulsions | Li Su Huai 1976, Roustan 1979 | |
| convulsions-jing xian | Guillaume 1995 | |
| paralysie des membres inférieurs | Li Su Huai 1976, Roustan 1979 | |
| paresthésies des membres inférieurs ou paralysie | Guillaume 1995 | |
| Ophtalmologie | blurring of vision | Li Ding 1992 |
| douleur oculaire | Guillaume 1995 | |
| ORL | vertiges | Nguyen Van Nghi 1971, Li Su Huai 1976, Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 |
| vertige-lipothymie | Guillaume 1995 | |
| bourdonnements | Nguyen Van Nghi 1971 | |
| epistaxis | Li Ding 1992, Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 | |
| épistaxis avec raideur de la nuque et du dos | Guillaume 1995 | |
| Rhumatologie | raideur du cou | Nguyen Van Nghi 1971, Li Ding 1992 |
| contractures cervicales | Roustan 1979, Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 | |
| cervicarthrose | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 | |
| contracture de l'articulation scapulo-humérale | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 | |
| spasm in shoulder and back | Li Su Huai 1976 | |
| shoulder | Li Ding 1992 | |
| lombalgie | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 | |
| dorso-lombalgie | Roustan 1979 | |
| contracture et douleurs à la région lombaire | Nguyen Van Nghi 1971 | |
| hip and lower back pain | Li Ding 1992 | |
| douleur des lombes et du coccyx | Guillaume 1995 | |
| sciatica | Li Su Huai 1976, Roustan 1979 | |
| sciatalgie et sciatique | Guillaume 1995 | |
| douleurs du sacrum | Roustan 1979 | |
| affections de l'articulation de la cheville et des tissus mous environnants | Li Su Huai 1976, Roustan 1979 | |
| enflure douloureuse du talon | Li Ding 1992, Guillaume 1995 | |
| algie du calcanéum | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 | |
| Sans classement | rougeur et enflure | Guillaume 1995 |
| Indication | Association | Source |
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| Convulsions-dian xian | 60V + 20VG + 20VB + 4GI + 3IG + 62V | Zhen jiu xue jian bian (Guillaume 1995) |
| Vertiges-lipothymies | 60V + 10P + 57V | Xi hong fu (Guillaume 1995) |
| Céphalée, vertige | 60V + 8F + 58V + 2IG + 11G + 5C | Qian jin (Guillaume 1995) |
| Céphalées du Tai Yang | 60V + 10V + 14VG + 3IG | Lu 1996 |
| Céphalées par vent chaud | 60V + 10V disp. | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 |
| Pieds convulsés post AVC (vers l'interne ou l'externe) | 60V + 57V + 4Rte + 6Rn + 3Rn + 39VB + 62V + 40VB Dispersion côté contraction Tonification côté laxité | Lu 1996 |
| Rougeur oculaire | 60V + 9P + 5GI | Zi sheng jing (Guillaume 1995) |
| Tuberculose de la gorge | 60V + 61V | Roustan 1979, Luying 1985 |
| Wheezing [respiration sifflante] | 60V + 41VB + 9Rte + 7C | Luying 1985 |
| Stiff spine [raideur vertébrale] | 60V + 4GI + 7Rn | Luying 1985 |
| Occipital pain [douleur occipitale] | 60V + 10V | Lu Jianping 1990 |
| Torticolis | 60V + 3IG + 39VB | Lu 1996 |
| Contracture cervicale | 60V + 3IG disp | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 |
| Lombalgie | 60V + 30VB + 40V | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 |
| Douleurs des lombes et du dos qui se répondent | 60V + 40V | Qian jin shi yi xue (Guillaume 1995) |
| Lombalgie avec impossibilité de se redresser et de se mouvoir, corps plié | 65V + 64V + 60V + 62V + 61V | Su wen (Guillaume 1995) |
| Enflure et douleur des lombes | 60V + 40V + 3F + 5C + 13F | Ji cheng (Guillaume 1995) |
| Systremma [crampe des membres inférieurs] | 60V + 57V + 34VB | Lu Jianping 1990 |
| Spasmes des membres inférieurs | 60V + 41E + 41VB + 43E | Zhong guo zhen jiu vue (Guillaume 1995) |
| Paresthésie du MI | 60V + 40VB + 10Rte + 5Rte | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 |
| Traumatisme de la cheville | 60V + 41VB + 41E saignée à la fleur de prunier | Lu 1996 |
| Pain in ankle and heel [douleur de la cheville et du talon] | 60V + 40VB + 5Rte + 6Rn + 61V | Tai 1987 |
| sprain of the ankle [entorse de la cheville] | 60V + 39VB | Lu Jianping 1990 |
| Talalgie | 60V (+/- Moxa)+ 39VB + 40VB | Nguyen Van Nghi 1984 |
| Algie du calcanéum | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 | |
| Douleur du talon | Shen Yu Ge (Roustan 1979, Guillaume 1995) | |
| pain of calcaneus. | 60V + 40VB + 5Rte +6Rn | Luying 1985 |
| Oedème du pied | 60V + 3Rn + 62V | Nguyen Van Nghi 1984 |
| Enflure et rougeur des talons | Yu long jing (Guillaume 1995) | |
| Oedème des membres inférieurs avec gonalgie et douleurs de la malléole interne | 60V + 7F + 39VB + 40V +34VB + 6Rte | Nguyen Van Nghi 1984 |
| Inflammation et rougeur de la malléole interne | 60V + 40VB + 6Rn | Nguyen Van Nghi 1984 |
| Enflure des jambes | 60V + 62V + 3Rn | Yu long lu (Guillaume 1995) |
| Enflure des organes génitaux externes de l'enfant | 60V + 3F + 3Rn | Ji cheng (Guillaume 1995) |
| Algie dentaire | 60V + 6E disp. | Zhang Rui-Fu 1992 |
| Suffocation intermittente | 60V + 9Rte + 7C + 41VB | Da Cheng (Roustan 1979) |
摘 要:昆仑穴为足太阳膀脆经之“经”穴,“经”穴大都分布于前臂、胫部,在临床治疗中应用广泛,疗效 可靠,一直被历代医家所重视。本文选择昆仑穴,通过对其古代文献记载的研究,以及对其历史沿革的总结,并结合现代!ld;床报道,以寻求更好的治疗手段来提高临床疗效,以期对今后临床有所启发。 关键词:五偷穴;昆仑;经穴;临床应用 [Traduction automatique : Résumé: L'acupoint Kunlun est l'acupoint “Jing” du pied du plein soleil et de la vessie. Les points d'acupuncture “Jing” sont principalement distribués dans l'avant-bras et le tibia, largement utilisés en clinique et ont un effet curatif fiable. Cet article sélectionne le point Kunlun, à travers ses recherches anciennes sur les archives de la littérature ainsi que son évolution historique. Résumé, combiné avec moderne. ld; lit signalé, afin de rechercher un meilleur traitement pour améliorer l'efficacité clinique, en vue de l'avenir de l'inspiration clinique. Mots clés: point de Wuzhao, Kunlun, méridien, application clinique]
CONTEXT: Acupressure is an ancient Chinese healing art. In this pain-relieving method, the fingers are used to press key acupuncture points on the skin surface that stimulates the body׳s regulatory processes. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of acupressure at Kun Lun (UB60) and Taixi (K3) points for pain management in preterm infants prior to heel lancing for blood collection. DESIGN: This was a prospective, randomized controlled study. SETTING: The study setting was the neonatal intensive care unit at Baskent University Hospital in Turkey. PATIENTS: A total of 32 preterm infants between 28 and 36 weeks׳ gestational age were randomly assigned to one of two groups: an acupressure group (n = 16) or a control group (n = 16). INTERVENTION: In the acupressure group, immediately before the heel prick, acupressure was applied for three minutes at UB60 and K3 points. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: A behavioral pain score was determined using the Premature Infant Pain Profile (PIPP) scale. RESULTS: There were no significant differences between the groups with respect to gestational age, birth weight, sex, mode of delivery, age at time of procedure, weight at time of procedure, or PIPP score. Mean duration of procedure and mean duration of crying were both shorter in the acupressure group (both P = .001). CONCLUSIONS: Applying acupressure at the BL60 and K3 points before heel lancing was associated with shorter procedural time and shorter duration of crying in preterm infants.

The objective of this study was to differentiate between pain-related and pain-unrelated neural responses of acupuncture at BL60 to investigate the specific effects of acupuncture. A total of 19 healthy volunteers were evaluated. fMRI was performed with sham or verum acupuncture stimulation at the left BL60 before and after local anesthesia. To investigate the relative BOLD signal effect for each session, a one-sample t-test was performed for individual contrast maps, and a paired t-test to investigate the differences between the pre- and post-anesthetic signal effects. Regarding verum acupuncture, areas that were more activated before local anesthesia included the superior, middle, and medial frontal gyri, inferior parietal lobule, superior temporal gyrus, thalamus, middle temporal gyrus, cingulate gyrus, culmen, and cerebellar tonsil. The postcentral gyrus was more deactivated before local anesthesia. After local anesthesia, the middle occipital gyrus, inferior temporal gyrus, postcentral gyrus, precuneus, superior parietal lobule, and declive were deactivated. Pre-anesthetic verum acupuncture at BL60 activated areas of vision and pain transmission. Post-anesthetic verum acupuncture deactivated brain areas of visual function, which is considered to be a pain-unrelated acupuncture response. It indicates that specific effects of acupoint BL60 are to control vision sense as used in the clinical setting.

Acupuncture was used to treat symptoms of pain in the ancient orient. The present study was conducted to determine the effects of electroacupuncture (EA) at the BL60 acupoint on male Sprague-Dawley rats. Each rat received EA at BL60 acupoint before formalin injection. Behavioral responses were recorded using a video camera and c-Fos immunohistochemistry was performed thereafter. Treatment of EA at BL60 significantly inhibited flinching behavior and c-fos expression induced by formalin injection into the paw, compared to a control group. These results suggest that electroacupuncture at BL60 acupoint may be effective in relieving inflammatory pain.
We tested the hypothesis that electro-acupuncture at the Zusanli, Yanglingquan, and Kunlun acupuncture points on the legs decreases anesthetic requirement. Fourteen young, healthy volunteers were anesthetized with desflurane on two separate days. Needle electrodes were positioned at the three acupuncture points thought to produce a generalized sedative and analgesic effect. Needles were percutaneously placed on treatment days; on control days, they were insulated and taped near the insertion points. The electrodes were stimulated on the treatment day. Stimulation consisted of 2-Hz and 100-Hz currents alternated at 2-s intervals. When the end-tidal desflurane concentration of 5.5% was stable for 15 min, noxious electrical stimuli were administered via 25-gauge needles on both thighs (70 mA at 100 Hz for 10 s). Desflurane concentration was increased 0.5% when movement occurred and decreased 0.5% when it did not. An investigator, blinded to treatment, determined movement. These up-and-down sequences were continued until volunteers crossed from movement to no movement four times. A logistic regression determined the partial pressure of desflurane that produced a 50% likelihood of movement in response to noxious stimulation and consequently identified the minimum alveolar anesthetic concentration equivalent for desflurane. There was no significant difference in minimum alveolar anesthetic concentration equivalents between the electro-acupuncture (4.6% +/- 0.6%, mean +/- SD) and control (4.6% +/- 0.8%) days (P = 0.8). These data provided an 80% power for detecting a difference of 0.35 volume-percent between the groups. IMPLICATIONS: Electro-stimulation of three general acupuncture points on the leg did not reduce desflurane requirements. This type of acupuncture is thus unlikely to facilitate general anesthesia or decrease the need for anesthetic drugs.
BACKGROUND: The endoplasmic reticulum chaperone protein Sigma-1 receptor (Sig-1 R) and mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAPKs) are involved in the mechanism of pain. Acupoint stimulation exerts an exact antihyperalgesic effect in inflammatory pain. However, whether Sig-1 R and MAPKs are associated with the acupoint stimulation-induced analgesic effects is not clear. This study investigated the analgesic effect of acupoint catgut embedding (ACE) and the inhibition of Sig-1 R and MAPKs in ACE analgesia. METHODS: Rats were prepared with intrathecal catheter implantation. ACE was applied to bilateral “Kunlun” (BL60), “Zusanli” (ST36), and “Sanyinjiao” (SP6) acupoints in the rat model of inflammatory pain (complete Freund's adjuvant [CFA] intraplantar injection). Then, Sig-1R agonist PRE084 or saline was intrathecally given daily. The paw withdrawal thresholds and paw edema were measured before CFA injection and at 1, 3, and 5 day after CFA injection. Western bolt was used to evaluate the protein expression of spinal Sig-1R, P38mapk, and extracellular signal-regulated kinase (ERK), and immunohistochemistry of Sig-1R was detected at 1, 3, and 5 days after CFA injection. RESULTS: ACE exhibited specific analgesic effects. ACE increased paw withdrawal thresholds and markedly decreased CFA-induced paw edema at 1, 3, and 5 days. ACE downregulated the protein expression of Sig-1R, which was increased significantly at 1, 3, and 5 days after CFA injection. ACE decreased the expression of p38 MAPK and ERK at 1 and 3 days but not at 5 days. However, an injection of Sig-1R agonist PRE084 markedly reversed these alterations, except ERK expression. CONCLUSIONS: The present study demonstrated that ACE exhibited antihyperalgesic effects via the inhibition of the Sig-1R that modulated p38 MAPK, but not ERK, expression in the CFA-induced inflammatory pain model in rats.
Objective. Patients with lumbar disc herniation (LDH) suffer from pain, physical disabilities, and low quality of life. This study was designed to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of acupotomy in patients with LDH. Method. Fifty participants with LDH were recruited to this randomized, assessor-blinded, controlled study and randomly assigned to the acupotomy (n = 25) or manual acupuncture (n = 25) group. The acupotomy group received acupotomy four times in 2 weeks, while the manual acupuncture group received manual acupuncture six times in 2 weeks. The follow-up visit was planned in the 4th week (i.e., 2 weeks after the final intervention). The primary outcome was the change in the Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) at follow-up. The changes in the Oswestry Disability Index (ODI), Modified-Modified Schober Test (MMST), and EuroQol Five Dimensions (EQ-5D) questionnaire were also evaluated. An intention-to-treat analysis was applied and adverse events were recorded. Results. The acupotomy group showed significant changes in VAS, ODI, and EQ-5D after intervention. VAS and ODI in the 4th week were lower in the acupotomy than in the manual acupuncture group. The acupotomy group showed consistent changes in VAS and ODI in the 1st, 2nd, and 4th week. No serious adverse event was reported in the acupotomy group. Conclusion. This study suggests greater therapeutic effects of acupotomy on relieving pain and improving the functional disability associated with LDH than those observed with manual acupuncture.
Purpose: Acupuncture has been used to manage various clinical disorders as well as stroke rehabilitation for thousands of years. It has been reported that noninvasive imaging methods could detect the rapid changes in neural activity in discrete brain regions after acupuncture stimulation. This study was to evaluate the effect of BL 57-BL 60 electro-acupuncture (EA) on regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) in stroke patients and normal volunteers using Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) and Statistical Parametric Mapping (SPM). Method: The study was divided into two part; patients and volunteers study. For patients study, ten ischemic stroke patients (5 males, 5 females, mean age 62.20 _ 8.72 years old) were selected. Baseline brain SPECT was done with triple head gamma camera after intravenous administration of 1,110 MBq of 99mTc- ECD. Thirty minutes after basal SPECT, BL 57 -BL 60 EA was applied on the affected limb for 15 minutes. The same dose of 99mTc-ECD was injected immediately after EA, and the second SPECT images were obtained. Significant increases of rCBF after EA were estimated by using Subtraction Ictal SPECT Coregistered to MRI (SISCOM) with upper threshold of 50% and lower threshold of 10%. For volunteers study, 10 healthy human volunteers (9 males, 1 female, mean age 27.30 _ 3.83 years old) were selected. Baseline brain SPECT was done with the same manner as patients study. On the 7th day after the basal examination, BL 57 -BL 60 EA was applied on the right side for 15 minutes. Immediately after EA, the second SPECT images were obtained with the same manner as the basal state. Significant increases and decreases of rCBF between SPECT images before and after EA were estimated by paired t statistics at every voxel using SPM with a threshold of p _ 0.001, uncorrected (extent threshold: k _ 100 voxels). Results: After BL 57-BL 60 EA on the affected limb, eight (80%) of ten patients showed increased rCBF especially in the hypoperfused zone surrounding the ischemic lesion, the ipsilateral or contralateral hemisphere, or both. In normal volunteers, BL 57-BL 60 EA on the right side significantly increased rCBF in the left primary motor cortex (BA 4), while there was no area showing significantly decreased rCBF. Conclusion: The results demonstrated that BL 57-BL 60 EA increased cerebral perfusion in ischemic stroke patients and increased rCBF in the primary motor area in normal volunteers, which might be thought to be related to its therapeutic effect on stroke rehabilitation.
Background: Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic systemic autoimmune disease. Previous study suggested that toll-like receptor (TLR) signaling pathway contributes to the development and progression of RA. In recent years, acupuncture has become one of the most vital treatments of arthralgia. But little is known about the mechanisms of improving RA by acupuncture. STUDY Question: The study studied the effect of electroacupuncture in “Zusanli” and “Kunlun” acupoints on the expression of TLR4, myeloid differentiation factor 88 (MYD88), and NF-κB in adjuvant arthritis rats to clarify the molecular mechanism of acupuncture of RA. Study Design: A rat model of adjuvant arthritis was established with injection of 0.1 mL Freund complete adjuvant in the right hindlimb footpad. We next punctured the Zusanli and Kunlun acupoints with 0.25 × 40 -mm acupuncture needles to 5-mm depth. Then, we performed electroacupuncture treatment for 28 days with frequency of 2 Hz and intensity of 2 mA, once a day and 30 minutes each time. Measures and Outcomes: Arthritis index and paw swelling were measured every week. FQ-PCR and western blot were used to detect the expression of TLR4, MYD88, and NF-κB. Results: Paw swelling of rats injected with Freund complete adjuvant was more serious than that of the normal rats, which illustrated the successful establishment of adjuvant arthritis rat model. After treatment for 14 days, the paw swelling and joint symptoms score decreased, paw tissue inflammation eased in the rats of treatment group compared with the model group during the same period. After treatment for 28 days, the expression of TLR4, MYD88, and NF-κB in the ankle bone tissues decreased at both mRNA and protein levels. Conclusions: Stimulation with electric needle in Zusanli and Kunlun acupoints can reduce the expression of TLR4.
Objective:To observe the difference of therapeutic effects between acupuncture at Kunlun points and other ordinal points on cervical vertigo. Methods:61 cases of cervical vertigo were randomly divided into two groups,the treatment group with puncture of Kunlun points,and the control group with puncture of ordinal points. Before and after treatment, main symptoms were assessed,and the average blood flow velocity of vertebral and basilar arteries were inverstigated by transcranial Doppler. Results: The total effective rate of the treatment group was higher than that in the control group. After treatment, the average blood flow velocity of the vertebral and basilar arteries increased significantly in the two groups (P<0.05). There was a significant difference between two groups (P<0.05).Blood flow velocity of right vertebral arteries increased very significantly than that in the control group (p<0,01), Based on treatment of cervical vertigo acupuncture at kunlun points had a good clinical efficacy. Conclusion:The puncture of Kunlun has a better therapeutic effect on cervical vertigo than the puncture of ordinal points.
Abstract[Introduction] We reported that the effects of remote acupuncture point electrical stimulation on the BL 57, BL 58 and BL 60 to the BL 23's response. This study compared the influence of electrical and acupuncture stimulation on BL 40.[Methods] The effects of acupuncture stimulation of BL 57, BL 58 and BL 60 were examined in 49 healthy volunteers without lumbago and 64 lumbago patients and measured change in the BL23 response. All subjects gave informed consent prior to examination.[Results] Pre-acupuncture stimulation of the BL 40 response of male group was significantly lower than female group. Male lumbago group and non-lumbago group of female significantly showed increase (p<0.01) by BL 57 acupuncture stimulation. On the other hand, only lumbago female group showed significantly increased (p<0.05) by BL 60 acupuncture stimulation, while lumbago patients remarkably influence showed that than non-lumbago group for the acupuncture stimulation.These results indicate that acupuncture stimulation provides a stronger effect than electrical stimulation showed by the responding pattern of BL23 after BL57, 58 and 60 stimulation.[Conclusion] The responsiveness of BL 23 might be variously influenced by the existence of lumbago, and gender difference following BL 57, BL 58 and BL 60 acupuncture stimulus along the BL meridian compared to the effects of electrical stimulation. Furthermore, the roles and mechanisms appeared different.
La méthode de “pression” du 60V consiste à appuyer le 60V avec l'index gauche pour un pied droit mis en suppination, en comprimant fortement d'abord, puis en écrasant la substance “pseudo-tendineuse” vers la malléole latérale, de manière à ressentir un roulement de la substance par le médecin et un engourdissement douloureux ou une irradiation électrique sous le pied du patient. Trois “pression” des 60V droits et gauches font une séance. Cette étude révèle 7 cas de lombalgies par dysfonctionnement du Taiyang .4 cas qui ne pouvaient se tourner de par leur douleur furent immédiatement guéris par cette méthode. La sensation d'engourdissement ou d'irradiation électrique sous le pied est nécessaire pour obtenir une guérison immédiate.
60V. Acupression bilatérale, le patient en décubitus dorsal. Pression forte vers la malléole, le patient ressent une sensation de lourdeur ou d'électricité irradiant vers la plante. Puis puncture éventuelle du point. Guérison des 3 cas en 1 séance.
A propos de 47 cas de pyélographie intraveineuse sans compression, il a été trouvé que l'effet de l'acupuncture dépend non seulement de l'état fonctionnel, mais aussi du point d'acupuncture et de la technique de manipulation. L'état fonctionnel des reins peut être modifié par tonification des états de vide et dispersion des états de plénitude. Au cours de l'UIV la puncture du 60V et du 6RTE remplace la compression abdominale avec une faible stimulation et aiguille laissées en place 15 minutes.