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Journal of Acupuncture and Meridian Studies
Volume 2, Issue 1
, Pages
49-55
, March 2009
Investigation of Electrical Responses to Acupuncture Stimulation: The Effect of Electrical Grounding and Insulation Conditions
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MEP changes for non-insulated acupuncture stimulations under the following conditions: (a) neither operator nor subject electrically grounded; (b) subject only electrically grounded; (c) operator only
MEP changes for non-insulated acupuncture stimulations under the following conditions: (a) neither operator nor subject electrically grounded; (b) subject only electrically grounded; (c) operator only electrically grounded; and (d) both operator and subject electrically grounded.
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MEP changes for insulated acupuncture stimulations under the following conditions: (a) neither operator nor subject electrically grounded; (b) subject only electrically grounded; (c) operator only eleMEP changes for insulated acupuncture stimulations under the following conditions: (a) neither operator nor subject electrically grounded; (b) subject only electrically grounded; (c) operator only electrically grounded; and (d) both operator and subject electrically grounded.
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Comparison of average MEPs (n = 10) for non-insulated and insulated acupuncture stimulation under various electrical grounding conditions. GND = electrical ground.Comparison of average MEPs (n = 10) for non-insulated and insulated acupuncture stimulation under various electrical grounding conditions. GND = electrical ground.
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Equivalent electric circuit model between the operator and subject: C1 is the capacitance at an acupuncture point of the subject; R1 is the resistance at an acupuncture point of the subject; R2 is theEquivalent electric circuit model between the operator and subject: C1 is the capacitance at an acupuncture point of the subject; R1 is the resistance at an acupuncture point of the subject; R2 is the skin resistance at an acupuncture point of the subject; C2 is the subcutaneous capacitance at an acupuncture point of the operator; R4 is the subcutaneous resistance at an acupuncture point of the operator; and R3 is the skin resistance at an acupuncture point of the operator.
PII: S2005-2901(09)60015-7
doi: 10.1016/S2005-2901(09)60015-7
© 2009 Korean Pharmacopuncture Institute. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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