LIU Lili1, ZHAO Baixiao2. Analysis on Point Selection of Acupuncture-assisted Anesthesia for Brain Surgery[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2012, 53(19): 1681-1683.
LIU Lili1, ZHAO Baixiao2. Analysis on Point Selection of Acupuncture-assisted Anesthesia for Brain Surgery[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2012, 53(19): 1681-1683.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2012.19.014.
Analysis on Point Selection of Acupuncture-assisted Anesthesia for Brain Surgery
ObjectiveTo research the point selection of acupuncture-assisted anesthesia for brain surgery.MethodsTwenty books on acupuncture and 570 articles on acuanesthesia or acupuncture combined with anesthesia for brain surgery in China National Knowledge Internet(CNKI)
CQVIP database
PubMed from January 1989 to December 2010 were researched and 312 articles were met the inclusion criteria.The acupoint application frequency
acupoint selection and meridian selection were analyzed.ResultsPoints of the top ten frequency from high to low were: Fengchi(GB20)
Anmian(Quiet Sleep
EX)
Yuyao(EX-HN4)
Cuanzhu(BL2)
Shuaigu(GB8)
Hanyan(GB4)
Jinmen(BL63)
Taichong(LR3)
Shangxing(GV23) and Quanliao(SI18).The local points
distant points along meridian and ear points were mainly selected.The common used meridians were Governor Vessel
Gallbladder Meridian of Foot Shaoyang
Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang and Triple energizer meridian of Hand-Shaoyang.ConclusionThe combined selection of local and distant points in acupuncture-assisted anesthesia for brain surgery could enhance the effect obviously and conform to the neurophysiologic basis of acuanesthesia.
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