The Influence of Acupuncture, Low Frequency Electric Acupuncture and SSP Stimulation on Local Blood Circulation
10.3777/jjsam.32.2_17
- VernacularTitle:雀啄, 鍼通電およびSSP刺激の肩甲上部皮膚・筋血流に及ぼす影響
- Author:
Shoji SHINOHARA
;
Tadasu MATSUMOTO
;
Noriko NISHIMAKI
;
Hidenori SHUMI
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- From:Journal of the Japan Society of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
1982;32(2):17-23
- CountryJapan
- Language:Japanese
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Abstract:
There are several methods of acupuncture for stiff shoulders such as pecking stimulation, LFEA, and (SSP).
These three types of stimulation were given to the suprascapular region and variation of blood flow Silver Spike Point in the skin and the muscle was observed.
In our study, we made it a rule to take the skin temperature and the deep temperature of 1cm deep under the skin for the index.
As a result, concerning the muscle blood stream at the stimulus point, it was found that LFEA and SSP caused a significant increase in the muscle blood flow and pecking stimulation also showed a 43% increase in the muscle blood flow. The skin blood flow showed the same effect as the muscle blood flow.
Furthermore, about the influence of stimulation on the remote region from the suprascapular region we observed variation of the skin temperature on the back of hand and the index finger, it showed a transient decrease in blood flow with pecking stimulation and LFEA, whereas there is little variation with SSP.
From this observation, it was indicated that pecking stimulation without any muscle contraction improved an amount of the blood stream at the stimulated region and about the peripheral circulation to the remote region the inserting technique such as pecking stimulation and LFEA will unfluence it.
