Li Chun-Hua, Liu Yu-Qi, Zhang Peng, Li Jing, Xin Si-Yuan, Guo Zheng-Rong, Yuan Hong-Wen, Lin Chi, Zhao Su-Yan, Ma Liang-Xiao, Cheng Kai, Zhu Jiang
Acupuncture-Moxibustion and Tuina School, Beijing University of CM, Beijing 100029, China.
Zhongguo Zhen Jiu. 2013 Jun;33(6):573-6.
With retrieval in CNKI and MEDLINE data base, the articles in Chinese and English that were written by Chinese authors, which were about the specificity of acupoint effects during "the Eleventh Five-Year (2006-2010)", are included. Researchers have studied about the specificity of acupoint effects by cerebral function imaging technique and it turns out that from the perspective of central mechanism, there are differences among aupoint stimulatory effect. The curative effect of acupoints is significantly better than that of nonacupoints, different acupoints have different curative effects, the effect of disease-related acupoints is better than that of unrelated acupoints, those above have intitally proved the existence of specificity of acupoint effects. However, part of the research results need futher summaries, analysis and promotion as well as try to avoid low-level repeat in research design.
