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Fig. 4: Changes in µmol of oxyhemoglobin (O2Hb) during needling of a placebo point, 3 hand acupuncture points, 2 ear acupuncture points, 2 acupuncture points from TCM, a combination of hand, ear and body acupuncture as well as laserneedle stimulation and an intensity-increased (+ 30 %) laserneedle acupuncture (from left to right) during and 5 minutes after acupuncture. 9
Fig. 5: Cerebral changes (generally decreases) in desoxyhemoglobin (HHb). For further descriptions see Fig. 4. It is obvious that needling and stimulation of the placebo point does not lead to marked changes in cerebral NIRS parameters during and 5 minutes after acupuncture. Manual needling and laserneedle stimulation leads to a marked increase in O 2Hb (compare Fig. 4) and simultaneous decrease in HHb (compare Fig. 5) when using the combined Korean hand acupuncture (E2) and Chinese hand acupuncture (Yan Dian), as well as TCM-body (Zhanzu and Yuyao) acupuncture, as well as combined body, ear, and hand acupuncture. This effect is still present 5 minutes after removing the needles or deactivating laserneedle stimulation. An almost negligible, but contrary behavior of O 2Hb and HHb occurs when both ear points (eye and liver) are needled or stimulated with laser. None of the acupuncture stimulation methods or combinations resulted in significant changes in standard monitoring parameters (blood pressure). 10
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