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Title	Acupuncture induced anaesthesia: fiction or fact?
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Abstract	Summary. This study was conducted over a five week period in Shanghai Medical University. It is an observational study to determine any real effects resulting from acupuncture induced anaesthesia. Patients were interviewed before, during and after operation. Visual analogue scale was used for estimating the amount of pain pre-, per- and post-operatively. Blood pressure and heart rate measurements were used as a guide to sympathetic system response to pain. The results show definite analgesic effects from acupuncture induced anaesthesia: 21.43% with complete pain free state throughout operation; 57.14% experienced mild painful episodes during operation and 21.43% expressed severe pain.
article type	research-article
publisher identifier	11_2_055
is part of this journal	Acupuncture in Medicine

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