2020
DOI: 10.3777/jjsam.70.26
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Effect of Acupuncture Stimulation on the Long Latency Reflex

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“…In this study, LLR occurrence and LLR/M amplitude ratio were significantly reduced by acupuncture stimulation. In addition, we reported that acupuncture-induced changes in the LLR/M ratio were associated with changes in SEP N20 amplitude [8]. N20 of SEP is the potential induced when electrical stimulation ascends the dorsal cord of the spinal cord and excites the somatosensory area of the cerebral cortex [16,17].…”
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“…In this study, LLR occurrence and LLR/M amplitude ratio were significantly reduced by acupuncture stimulation. In addition, we reported that acupuncture-induced changes in the LLR/M ratio were associated with changes in SEP N20 amplitude [8]. N20 of SEP is the potential induced when electrical stimulation ascends the dorsal cord of the spinal cord and excites the somatosensory area of the cerebral cortex [16,17].…”
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“…The first component (SLR) is short latency (20-30 msec) responses. In contrast, the second component (LLR) is of longer latency (40-60 msec) responses (reprinted from[8]).…”
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