[Effect of acupuncture on pattern-visual evoked potential in rats with monocular visual deprivation].
[Effect of acupuncture on pattern-visual evoked potential in rats with monocular visual deprivation].
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2013-08
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Xingke Yan;Lili Dong;An-guo Liu;Jun-yan Wang;Chong-bing Ma;Tian-tian Zhu
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Xingke Yan;Lili Dong;An-guo Liu;Jun-yan Wang;Chong-bing Ma;Tian-tian Zhu
OBJECTIVE To explore electrophysiology mechanism of acupuncture for treatment and prevention of visual deprivation effect. METHODS Eighteen healthy 15-day Evans rats were randomly divided into a normal group, a model group and an acupuncture group, 6 rats in each one. Deprivation amblyopia model was established by monocular eyelid suture in the model group and acupuncture group. Acupuncture was applied at "Jingming" (BL 1), "Chengqi" (ST 1), "Qiuhou" (EX-HN 7) and "Cuanzhu" (BL 2) in the acupuncture group. The bilateral acupoints were selected alternately, one side for a day, and totally 14 days were required. The effect of acupuncture on visual evoked potential in different spatial frequencies was observed. METHODS Under three different kinds of spatial frequencies of 2 X 2, 4 X 4 and 8 X 8, compared with normal group, there was obvious visual deprivation effect in the model group where P1 peak latency was delayed (P0.05). Under spatial frequency of 4 X 4, N1-P1 amplitude value was maximum in the normal group and acupuncture group. With this spatial frequency the rat's eye had best resolving ability, indicating it could be the best spatial frequency for rat visual system. CONCLUSION The visual system has obvious electrophysiology plasticity in sensitive period. Acupuncture treatment could adjust visual deprivation-induced suppression and slow of visual response in order to antagonism deprivation effect.