Neuronal specificity of acupuncture response: A fMRI study with electroacupuncture

Neuroscience

• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 100%
• Occipital Lobe 100%
• Functional Neuroimaging 100%
• Superior Temporal Gyrus 50%
• Auditory Cortex 50%
• Visual Cortex 50%
• Anterior Cingulate Cortex 50%
• Hypothalamus 50%
• Motor Cortex 50%

Keyphrases

• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 100%
• Acupuncture 100%
• Electroacupuncture 100%
• Neuronal Specificity 100%
• Sham 21%
• Acupoint 13%
• Analgesic 8%
• Occipital Cortex 8%
• Healthy Volunteers 4%
• Treatment Effect 4%
• Parameter Setting 4%
• Deactivation 4%
• Rostral 4%
• Control Model 4%
• Anterior Cingulate Cortex 4%
• Auditory Cortex 4%
• Visual Cortex 4%
• Multiple Models 4%
• Cortical Activation 4%
• Neurophysiological Mechanisms 4%
• Human Brain 4%
• Hypothalamus 4%
• Gallbladder 4%
• Light Stimulation 4%
• Motor Cortex 4%
• Superior Temporal Gyrus 4%
• Neuroanatomical Correlates 4%
• Neuromatrix 4%
• Pain Neuromatrix 4%
• Somatosensory-motor 4%
• Single-subject Analysis 4%
• Multi-subject Analysis 4%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 100%
• Electroacupuncture 100%
• Acupuncture 100%
• Acupuncture Point 13%
• Occipital Lobe 9%
• Functional Neuroimaging 9%
• Volunteer 4%
• Cingulate Cortex 4%
• Hypothalamus 4%
• Visual Cortex 4%
• Photostimulation 4%
• Auditory Cortex 4%
• Motor Cortex 4%
• Anterior Cingulate 4%
• Superior Temporal Gyrus 4%