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Patrı´cia Silva de Camargo,Carla Rigo Lima,Maria Luiza de Andrade E Rezende,Adriana Teresa Silva Santos,Joa˜o Wagner Rodrigues Hernandez,Andre´ia Maria Silva 사단법인약침학회 2018 Journal of Acupuncture & Meridian Studies Vol.11 No.1
The purpose of this study was to analyze and compare intra and intergroup the immediate effect of the auricular and LR8 systemic acupuncture on the electromyographic activity of the trapezius with the trigger points. This is an experimental clinical trial; 40 people were split in 4 distinct groups (n = 10): GI mustard seed application in the auricular acupoint; GII bilateral needle application in the LR8 acupoint; GIII combination of the techniques; GIV/Control Group mustard seed application in an acupoint not linked to the muscle tension. The EMG was used to assess the muscle contraction for 5 seconds during the resting time and during the isometric contraction time. The EMG signal was first collect without the acupuncture intervention; then both techniques were applied for 5 minutes; and the EMG was collected again right after these applications. The Shapiro-Wilk test was used, the t test was paired with the Wilcoxon test to the intragroup comparison; One-way analysis of variance test for intergroup comparison. There was no statistical difference in the intragroup comparison for the groups. The same happened to the intergroup comparison before and after application. Systemic and auricular acupuncture did not promote immediate changes in the EMG activity of the trapezius muscle in individuals with MTrPs.
Roge´ria Gonc¸alves de Carvalho Fonseca,Andre´ia Maria Silva,Luiza Faria Teixeira,Vale´ria Regina Silva,Luciana Maria dos Reis,Adriana Teresa Silva Santos 사단법인약침학회 2018 Journal of Acupuncture & Meridian Studies Vol.11 No.4
Objective: To analyze the effect of auricular acupoint associated with physical exercise on balance, mobility, and fear of falling in the elderly. Method: The study is characterized as a clinical, controlled, and randomized trial with 22 elderly people divided into two groups: kinesiotherapy group (n Z 11) and kinesiotherapy/auriculotherapy group (n Z 11). The instruments used for evaluation were Falls Efficacy Scale International; Berg Balance Scale, and Timed up and Go Test. The intervention was performed with frequency 2Â/week for 8 weeks. In the kinesiotherapy/auriculotherapy group, in addition to kinesiotherapy, auriculotherapy was applied in specific acupoints. The ShapiroeWilk test was used to determine the normality of the data, and for comparison, analysis of variance was used for repeated measures of two factors.