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Physiological Changes Associated With Deqi During Electroacupuncture to Right LI4 and LI11
The aims of the study are to investigate the physiological responses associated with deqi during stimulation of the LI11 and LI4 acupuncture points and the correlation between the intensity of the deqi sensation to such responses.
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