Observation of Functions of the Urinary Bladder Channel and Backshu points from Contents and Changes of Cyclic Nucleotides── Compared with the Kidney Channel, Ren Channel, Stomach Channel

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Observation of Functions of the Urinary Bladder Channel and Backshu points from Contents and Changes of Cyclic Nucleotides── Compared with the Kidney Channel, Ren Channel, Stomach Channel

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- Observation of Functions of the Urinary Bladder Channel and Backshu points from Contents and Changes of Cyclic Nucleotides── Compared with the Kidney Channel, Ren Channel, Stomach Channel
- Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion Issue 12, (1997)
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  上海市针灸经络研究所
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Observation of Functions of the Urinary Bladder Channel and Backshu points from Contents and Changes of Cyclic Nucleotides── Compared with the Kidney Channel, Ren Channel, Stomach Channel[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1997, (12).
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Observation of Functions of the Urinary Bladder Channel and Backshu points from Contents and Changes of Cyclic Nucleotides── Compared with the Kidney Channel, Ren Channel, Stomach Channel[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1997, (12). DOI：

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尿道综合征多发于中青年妇女，应用针灸补肾温法为主治疗，有效率达８８．３％，而西药对照组仅为２８．０％，提示针灸组疗效明显优于西药组（Ｐ＜０．０１）。

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