Kim et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Use of pupil size to determine the effect of electromagnetic acupuncture on activation level of the autonomic nervous systemKim et al., 2014
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- Kim S
- Choi W
- Liu W
- Lee N
- Shin T
- Lee Y
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- Journal of acupuncture and meridian studies
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Magnetic fields are widely considered as a method of treatment to increase the therapeutic effect when applied to acupoints. Hence, this study proposes a new method which creates significant stimulation of acupoints by using weak magnetic fields. We conducted this …
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