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Inhibiting pain with pain——A basic neuromechanism of acupuncture analgesia
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作者 LIU XiangInstitute of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Beijing 100700, China 《Chinese Science Bulletin》 SCIE EI CAS 2001年第17期1485-1494,共10页
(i) The structure and function of the meridian (channel and collateral) described by ancient medical doctors may correspond to the blood circulation, nerve control and neurohumoral modulation of modern medicine. (ii) ... (i) The structure and function of the meridian (channel and collateral) described by ancient medical doctors may correspond to the blood circulation, nerve control and neurohumoral modulation of modern medicine. (ii) The needling, which can injure the tissue, is a noxious stimulation inducing pain. Acupuncture manipulation, such as lifting and thrusting, twisting and twirling, or electroacupuncture (EA) with the sufferable biggest intensity for patients should be a stronger pain stimulation. The needling sensation of soreness, numbness, distension and heaviness is a deep pain. (iii) There is an intrinsic analgesic system in brain, which centers around the periventricular and periaqueductal grey matter, contains endorphins as possible mediators, goes through the descending inhibition system in medulla oblon-gata, and acts on the gating mechanism in spinal cord. Itcould be producing analgesia while the system is activated. (iv) NRM might be a supraspinal center modulating pain, and the R-S neurons could 展开更多
关键词 acupuncture ANALGESIA INHIBITING PAIN with PAIN negative feedback mechanism of PAIN NUCLEUS RAPHE magnus AFFERENT C fiber capsaicm.
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