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Acupuncture for ischemic stroke:cerebellar activation may be a central mechanism following Deqi 被引量:25

Acupuncture for ischemic stroke:cerebellar activation may be a central mechanism following Deqi
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摘要 The needling sensation of Deqi during acupuncture is a key factor of influencing acupuncture outcome.Recent studies have mainly focused on the brain function effects of Deqi in a physiological state.Functional magnetic resonance imaging(f MRI)on the effects of acupuncture at Waiguan(SJ5)in pathological and physiological states is controversial.In this study,12 patients with ischemic stroke received acupuncture at Waiguan(SJ5)and simultaneously underwent f MRI scanning of the brain,with imaging data of the activated areas obtained.Based on the patient's sensation,imaging data were allocated to either the Deqi group or non-Deqi group.In the Deqi group,the activated/deactivated areas were the left superior temporal gyrus(BA39)/right anterior lobe of the cerebellum and left thalamus.In the non-Deqi group,the activated areas included the medial frontal gyrus of the right frontal lobe(BA11),right limbic lobe(BA30,35),and left frontal lobe(BA47),while the only deactivated area was the right parietal lobe(BA40).Compared with the non-Deqi group,the Deqi group exhibited marked activation of the right anterior lobe of the cerebellum and right limbic lobe(BA30).These findings confirm that the clinical effect of Deqi during acupuncture is based on brain functional changes.Cerebellar activation may be one of the central mechanisms of acupuncture in the treatment of ischemic stroke. The needling sensation of Deqi during acupuncture is a key factor of influencing acupuncture outcome.Recent studies have mainly focused on the brain function effects of Deqi in a physiological state.Functional magnetic resonance imaging(f MRI)on the effects of acupuncture at Waiguan(SJ5)in pathological and physiological states is controversial.In this study,12 patients with ischemic stroke received acupuncture at Waiguan(SJ5)and simultaneously underwent f MRI scanning of the brain,with imaging data of the activated areas obtained.Based on the patient's sensation,imaging data were allocated to either the Deqi group or non-Deqi group.In the Deqi group,the activated/deactivated areas were the left superior temporal gyrus(BA39)/right anterior lobe of the cerebellum and left thalamus.In the non-Deqi group,the activated areas included the medial frontal gyrus of the right frontal lobe(BA11),right limbic lobe(BA30,35),and left frontal lobe(BA47),while the only deactivated area was the right parietal lobe(BA40).Compared with the non-Deqi group,the Deqi group exhibited marked activation of the right anterior lobe of the cerebellum and right limbic lobe(BA30).These findings confirm that the clinical effect of Deqi during acupuncture is based on brain functional changes.Cerebellar activation may be one of the central mechanisms of acupuncture in the treatment of ischemic stroke.
出处 《Neural Regeneration Research》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2015年第12期1997-2003,共7页 中国神经再生研究(英文版)
基金 supported by the National Key Basic Research and Development Plan of China(973 Program),No.2006CB504505,2012CB518504 the"University Students Innovation Experiment Project"in Guangdong Province of China,No.1212112038
关键词 nerve regeneration traditional Chinese medicine ACUPUNCTURE functional magneticresonance imaging ischemic stroke Brodmann area Waiguan (SJ5) acupoint DEQI non-Deqi 973Program neural regeneration nerve regeneration traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture functional magneticresonance imaging ischemic stroke Brodmann area Waiguan (SJ5) acupoint Deqi non-Deqi 973Program neural regeneration
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