离子转移辅助针刺治疗马炎症损伤的研究

IF 0.4 Q4 VETERINARY SCIENCES
Camila Alfaro de Oliveira Bello, Andre Rodrigues da Cunha Barreto-Vianna, K. Nogueira, A. C. D. Santos, Eduardo Mauricio Mendes De Lima
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摘要

马脊柱病变是一种常见的疾病。这些病变通常是由于过度使用某些脊柱区域导致组织损伤,释放K+、Na+和Ca++离子,以及炎症期间存在的同种异体物质。有几种疗法可用于治疗脊柱病变,包括针灸,这是一种安全和积极的技术。在日本开发的技术中,离子泵可能是干针技术的一种合适的辅助手段,具有侵入性较小的优点。本研究的目的是评价干针和二极管导线离子泵送对脊柱炎症马的作用。我们对23匹胸椎区域炎症改变的运动马进行了评估。本研究证实了二极管线离子泵送技术和干针技术都能充分调节研究区域的内稳态。干针治疗(p=0.0006)和离子泵送治疗一周后,损伤局部温度显著降低,炎症状态从中度缓解到轻度直至无炎症(p=0.001)。
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Ion Transfer as a Co-Adjuvant to Acupuncture for Treatment of Inflammatory Injuries in Horses
DOI : 10.26650/actavet.2019.410573 Equine spinal lesions are a common occurrence. These lesions are often caused by excessive use of certain spinal regions resulting in tissue injury that releases K+, Na+, and Ca++ ions, in addition to allogenic substances that are present during inflammation. Several therapies are available for treating spinal lesions, including acupuncture which has been highlighted as a safe and positive technique. Of the techniques developed in Japan, ionic pumping may be a suitable co-adjuvant to the dry needling technique, offering the benefit of being less invasive. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the action of dry acupuncture and ionic pumping by diode wire in horses with vertebral column inflammation. Twenty-three sports horses with inflammatory changes in the thoracic spine region were evaluated. This study confirmed  that both  the ionic pumping technique by diode wire as well as dry needling were adequate in regulating the homeostasis of the studied region. After one week of  dry acupuncture  (p=0.0006) and  ionic pumping, the local temperature of the injury reduced significantly, allowing the inflammatory state to subside from moderate to mild to absent (p=0.001).
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Acta Veterinaria Eurasia
Acta Veterinaria Eurasia VETERINARY SCIENCES-
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