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비유혈(BL-20) 및 장문혈(LIV-13)에 대한 자침, 수침 및 뜸 요법이 Xylazine을 투여한 개에서의 구토 억제 효과
윤용현,유건주,김건우,김유수,김지용,장서희,남혜진,송근호,김명철,김덕환,Yoon, Yong-Hyun,Liu, Jianzhu,Kim, Keon-Woo,Kim, Yoo-Su,Kim, Ji-Yong,Jang, Seo-Hi,Nam, Hae-Jin,Song, Kun-Ho,Kim, Myung-Cheol,Kim, Duck-Hwan 대한수의학회 2005 大韓獸醫學會誌 Vol.45 No.2
The present experiment was performed in order to know the anti-emetic effect of acupuncture, aquapuncture with metoclopramide and moxibustion on the xylazine induced emesis in dogs. The animals were devided into a control group (non-acupoint) and two experimental groups (BL-20 and LIV-13), respectively. Acupuncture, aquapuncture with metoclopramide (1 mg/kg) and moxibustion were applied to animals for 20 minutes before xylazine injection (2.2 mg/kg, IM). In acupuncture group, the emetic rates in BL-20 (16.7%) and LIV-13 (16.7%) were lower than that of control group (50%), respectively. In aquapuncture group, the emetic rates in BL-20 (16.7%) and LIV-13 (0.0%) were lower than that of control group (50%), respectively. In moxibustion group, the emetic rates in BL-20 (50%) and LIV-13 (16.7%) were lower than that of control group (83.3%), respectively. Considering above the findings collectively, it is considered that acupuncture, aquapuncture with metoclopramide and moxibustion at BL-20 and LIV-13 are effective and especially aquapuncture with metoclopramide at LIV-13 is the most effective treatment to prevent the emesis induced by xylazine among groups.
내관(PC-6) 및 위유(BL-21)의 자침 및 수침이 xylazine을 투여한 개에 미치는 구토 억제효과
김덕수,유건주,이정연,김명철,신상태,김덕환,Kim, Duck-Soo,Liu, Jianzhu,Lee, Jung-Yeon,Kim, Myung-Cheol,Shin, Sang-Tae,Kim, Duck-Hwan 대한수의학회 2005 大韓獸醫學會誌 Vol.45 No.3
This study was performed to elucidate the effect of acupuncture and aqua-acupuncture in dogs. Each group was divided into control (18 dogs), PC-6 (6 dogs) and BL-21 (6 dogs) group for the antiemetic effect of acupuncture, respectively. And, the animals were divided into control (18 dogs), PC-6 (18 dogs) and BL-21 (18 dogs) group for the antiemetic effect of aqua-acupuncture with metoclopramide, respectively. 2% xylazine was injected to the all dogs to induce the emesis, and acupuncture and aqua-acupuncture treatment (0.5% metoclopramide) were applied to animals for 20 min. before xylazine injection, respectively. Emetic rates in PC-6 (33.3%) and BL-21 (16.7%) were lower than that of control group (44.4%) in acupuncture groups, respectively. Emetic rates in PC-6 (16.7%) and BL-21 (0.0%) were lower than that of control group (38.9%) in aqua-acupuncture groups, respectively. Based on these findings, it was considered that the antiemetic effects of acupuncture and aqua-puncture at BL-21 were more effective than those of PC-6 groups, and aqua-acupuncture with metoclopramide at BL-21 was the most effective among them.