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[Computerized acupuncture methods in the diagnosis of autonomic nervous system disturbances]
Likars'Ka Sprava
|March 8, 2002
Abstract:
Described in the paper are methods of electropuncture diagnosis (Nakatani methods, auricular diagnosis, Foll's method). An algorithm of examination with making use of the above methods is suggested. A combination is validated of methods of electropuncture diagnosis in a comprehensive evaluation of those patients presenting with affections of the nervous system.
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