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[Cranial acupuncture in the treatment of spasticity. Neurophysiological findings]
Minerva Medica
|June 9, 1976
Abstract:
On the basis of a study of the innervation of the cutaneous areas stimulated in cranial acupuncture, a neurophysiological classification of the technique is proposed, considering the bulbar level as the first site of integration of the afferent vessels activated by cranial acupuncture.
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