Further Investigation of the Relationship between the ChE-positive Nerves and the Afferent of the Acupuncture Sensation

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- Further Investigation of the Relationship between the ChE-positive Nerves and the Afferent of the Acupuncture Sensation
- Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion Issue 1, Pages: 30-34(1981)
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  中医研究院针灸研究所
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- Published：1981
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Further Investigation of the Relationship between the ChE-positive Nerves and the Afferent of the Acupuncture Sensation[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1981, (1): 30-34.
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Further Investigation of the Relationship between the ChE-positive Nerves and the Afferent of the Acupuncture Sensation[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1981, (1): 30-34. DOI：

大量临床实践

特别是近些年来针刺麻醉的临床实践

证明针感传入与针刺效应有直接关系。因此研究穴位针感传入

特别是搞清它的形态学结构

对阐明针刺作用机理

以及揭示经络本质

都是很有意义的。

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