Difference between Electroacupuncture or Neighan (PC6)and Five Shu Points on Yin-Channels and Yang-Channels in Effects on Left Cardiac Function in the Normal Human Being

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Difference between Electroacupuncture or Neighan (PC6)and Five Shu Points on Yin-Channels and Yang-Channels in Effects on Left Cardiac Function in the Normal Human Being

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- Difference between Electroacupuncture or Neighan (PC6)and Five Shu Points on Yin-Channels and Yang-Channels in Effects on Left Cardiac Function in the Normal Human Being
- Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion Issue 1, (1996)
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  上海中医药大学，上海医科大学
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- Published：1996
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Difference between Electroacupuncture or Neighan (PC6)and Five Shu Points on Yin-Channels and Yang-Channels in Effects on Left Cardiac Function in the Normal Human Being[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1996, (1).
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Difference between Electroacupuncture or Neighan (PC6)and Five Shu Points on Yin-Channels and Yang-Channels in Effects on Left Cardiac Function in the Normal Human Being[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1996, (1). DOI：

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将正常在校学生７２人按十二经脉分为１２个实验组，采用同一的６×６拉丁方实验设计，在同等条件下观察了电针阴经、阳经五输穴和内关穴对正常青年人心脏收缩时间间期（ＳＴＩ）的效应差异。结果表明，在正常生理状态下，内关穴仍能特异地对左心功能施加影响；而内关穴与阴经、阳经五输穴之间以及阴经、阳经五输穴本身之间，则存在着一定的差异性。

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