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Evaluation of a method to experimentally induce colic in horses and the effects of acupuncture applied at the Guan-yuan-shu (similar to BL-21) acupoint

Merritt et al., 2002

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7141571105026016282
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Merritt A
Xie H
Lester G
Burrow J
Lorenzo-Figueras M
Mahfoud Z
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American journal of veterinary research

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Objective—To evaluate the reliability of a method for inducing colic via small intestinal distention in horses and to examine the analgesic potential of bilateral electroacupuncture (EAP) at the Guan-yuan-shu (similar to BL-21) acupoint. Animals—5 healthy adult horses …
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