An observation of the phenomenon of propagated sensation on the pathogenic sites.

VernacularTitle:「感覚伝達現象」による病的部位の観察
Author: Shoichi SAWATSUGAWA ; Teruo KAGEYAMA
Publication Type:Journal Article
From:Journal of the Japan Society of Acupuncture and Moxibustion 1987;37(1):11-18
CountryJapan
Language:Japanese
Abstract: We have investigated that a relation between the phenomenon of propagated sensation and meridian on the anamnesis and non-anamnesis subjects.
The source point, “Taisho” of the liver meridian was stimulated by an acupuncture needle with the electronic currents.
No relations were found between the phenomenon of propagated sensation and meridian, and their mutual similarity. However, the most subjects, who have been either recorded anamnesis or present status, significantly prompt appeared any reactions than normal subjects. Also, the any responses by stimulations were found that subjects who has present status, showed higher parcentage than past one at the pathogenic region.
These results suggested that the phenomenon of propagated sensation and meridian and pathogenic regions might be close relations.