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Acupuncture related research projects and publications
Kalons as inhibitors of cell proliferation, 1977.
Effect of Autohemotherapy protocols on performance for Biathlon; 1982.
Effect of Acupuncture on cardio-sympathetic innervation for treatment of
spinal-related arythmia; 1983.
Applications of acupuncture on Antarctic polar stations Bellinsghausen
(1983-84) and Drugnaya-2 (1984-85): statistical analysis; 1985.
Acupuncture for non-specific stimulation of immune system and incidence of
bacterial and viral infection diseases upon exposure to urban environment
among long term Antarctic expedition participants: 1985.
Comprehensive program for behavior modification and rehabilitation of
children with asthma; 1986.
Design and clinical trial of new patented device for electropuncture "Elite -010"
/with Research Institute for Space Radio Communication "NIIDAR"/; 1985-87.
Clinical trial of low energy laser device for applications in
acupuncture practice, 1987-90.
Electropuncture diagnostic system "Ryodoraku": the application for training
monitoring in professional sport; 1988.
Chinese Herbology formulas for professional athletes (bicycle and rowing); 1987.
Electrical properties of acupuncture points: condenser vs. active resister,
technical approach for instrumental measurement; 1988.
Electropuncture diagnostic system for "Ryodoraku" measurement with computer analysis
and automatic calibration; 1990.
Calibration of multi-channel device for synchronized "Ryodoraku"
measurement; 1987.
Infrared images of "active" acupuncture points for diagnostic purposes; 1988.
Investigation of influence of embryonic tissue extracts on tumor growth; 1988-1991.
Acupuncture devices for Double Blind Study Protocols in a
randomized clinical trail, 1995-present.
Efficacy of acupuncture as an adjunct for alleviating nausea and
vomiting associated with chemotherapy, 2000-present.
Biomorphological rationale for laser stimulation of myofascial
trigger points and acupuncture points, 2003-2004;
2004 Annual Meeting of
Association of Clinical Scientists;
Session C: Frontiers of Clinical Science;
The University of Texas, Houston, Texas
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