Archive for the 'AJTCVM Volume 2' Category

Jun 25 2008

Neuroanatomic Structure and Function of Acupuncture Points around the Eye

Narda G. Robinson, DO, DVM, MS, Jessica Pederson, Ted Burghardt, L. Ray Whalen, DVM PhD
 
ABSTRACT
The locations of eight human periocular acupuncture points were transposed to the dog. Canine dissections exposed acupoint-nerve relationships that were compared to those previously identified in the human. Two comparative anatomical differences in periocular points include 1) lack of a complete [...]

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Jun 25 2008

A Preliminary Study on the Transposition of Meridians and Acupuncture Points from the Canine and Equine Species to the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin, Tursiops truncates

Connie L. Clemons-Chevis, DVM
 
ABSTRACT
Acupuncture has been successfully used in many species and should be a beneficial therapy in marine mammals. Many medications and treatments have been extrapolated from other species and used in dolphins. At this time, there have not been any meridians or acupuncture points plotted on the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus). The [...]

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Jun 25 2008

The Electrogastrogram in Cows and Goats with Pi-xuzheng (Spleen Deficiency Pattern)

Ji-fang Zheng, DVM, Zi-ming Qu, DVM, Chao-ying Luo, DVM, Zhen-ying Hu, DVM, Jin-yu Li, DVM, Yan-ming Wei, DVM
 
ABSTRACT
Pi-xu-zheng, a Spleen deficiency pattern, is a very important syndrome of cattle and goats in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM). It is often the result of dysfunction of the digestive, autonomic nervous, endocrine and immune systems. Clinical signs [...]

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Jun 25 2008

Equine Immune-Mediated Myofascial Syndrome and its Relation to Wei Qi Syndromes

Allen M. Schoen MS, DVM, PhD (hon.)
 
ABSTRACT
A pattern of acupuncture point sensitivity has been observed on diagnostic acupuncture point palpation examination (DAPPE) in cases of equine infectious diseases such as equine borreliosis (Lyme disease), equine protozoal myelitis, and equine herpes virus. Extreme reactivity of all association (Back shu) points, alarm (Front mu) points, acupoints in [...]

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Jun 25 2008

Treatment of Tendonitis in Equines

Carla W Pasteur, DVM
 
Tendon and ligament injury has a large economic impact on the equine industry. It is of concern to all performance horses regardless of discipline. Tendonitis or interosseous muscle desmopathy is a common injury in disciplines as varied as flat racing, cutting, dressage, barrel racing, jumping and endurance. The incidence of tendonitis in [...]

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Jun 25 2008

Chronic, Progressive, Unexplained Weight Loss in a 12 Month Old West Highland White Terrier

Published by ajtcvmo under 2-What’s your Diagnosis?

Bruce Ferguson, DVM, MS
 
Signalment: 12 month old male neutered 3.9 kg West Highland White Terrier named Riley.
 
Primary complaint: Riley presented for a chronic, progressive, unexplained weight loss of 4 months duration. West Highland White Terriers originate from the Western Highlands of Scotland and they are usually feisty dogs from 6-7 kgs of body weight. Upon [...]

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Jun 25 2008

Toxicity Attenuation and Efficacy Potentiation Effects of Si Jun Zi decoction (Four Gentlemen) on Bladder Carcinoma Treated by Chemotherapy in Mice

Published by ajtcvmo under 2-Selected Abstracts

Li CG, Li ML, Shu XH.
Zhongguo Zhong Xi Yi Jie He Za Zhi. 2005 Apr;25 (4):354-7. Chinese.
 
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the toxicity attenuation and efficacy potentiation effects of Si Jun Zi decoction (SJZD) on bladder carcinoma treated by chemotherapy in mice. METHODS: T739 mice were randomly divided into 8 groups after subcutaneous inoculation of bladder carcinoma [...]

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Jun 25 2008

Studies on Chemical Constituents of Si Ni Tang Zhongguo Zhong Yao Za Zhi.

Published by ajtcvmo under 2-Selected Abstracts

Liu HX, Lin WH, Yang JS
2004 May;29(5):434-6.
Chinese.
 
 
OBJECTIVE: To study the chemical constituents of Sini Tang.
METHOD: The constituents were separated by means of column chromatography and their structures were
identified by spectral data and compared with literature data.
RESULTS: Six compounds were isolated and identified as vanillic acid, formononetin, isoliquiritigenin,
liquiritigenin, kumatakenin B and uracil.
CONCLUSION: All of the compounds [...]

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Jun 25 2008

Xiang Fu (Cyperus)

Published by ajtcvmo under 2-Herbal Materia Medica

 

Part Used: Rhizome
Channel/Organ: Liver, Triple Burner
Taste: Acrid, slightly bitter
Common name: nutgrass
Energy: neutral
Botanical name: Cyperus rotundus L
Action: regulates Qi
Translation: aromatic appendage
Energetic Function:
1. Soothes Liver
2. Regulates the flow of Qi
3. Resolves the 6 depressions
4. Regulates menstruation
Comments:
1. It is the primary herb utilized for the treatment of irregular menstruation
and dysmenorhea.
2. Can be combined with [...]

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Jun 25 2008

Yin Yang Huo (Epimedium)

Published by ajtcvmo under 2-Herbal Materia Medica

Part Used: Leaves
Channel/Organ: Kidney, Liver
Taste: Pungent, sweet
Common name: Horny goat weed
Botanical name: Epimedium brevicornum M, E. sagittatum M,
E. pubescens M, E. wushanense T,
E. koreanum N
Energy: warming
Energetic Function:
1. Tonify Kidney Yang
2. Strengthen tendons and bone
3. Dispel Wind, remove Damp
Comments:
1. Used to improve male fertility, treat impotency and increase libido.
2. Can be utilized for female [...]

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