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Francesco LONGO (*) Margherita GAZZOLA (**) (*) Veterinary Surgeon, Repr. Spec. It.V.A.S. – SIAV longo.agovet@katamail.com (**) Veterinary Surgeon, Anim. Health Spec. It.V.A.S. – SIAV marghegaz@yahoo.com www.siav-itvas.org. PAIN THERAPY BY ACUPUNCTURE IN SPORT HORSES.
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Francesco LONGO (*) Margherita GAZZOLA (**) (*) Veterinary Surgeon, Repr. Spec. It.V.A.S. – SIAV longo.agovet@katamail.com (**) Veterinary Surgeon, Anim. Health Spec. It.V.A.S. – SIAV marghegaz@yahoo.com www.siav-itvas.org PAIN THERAPY BY ACUPUNCTURE IN SPORT HORSES
THE TRADITIONAL CHINESE VETERINARY MEDICINE (TCVM) HAS A THOUSAND YEARS HISTORY IN PREPARING HORSES TO SPORT COMPETITION
IN HIPPIATRICS THERE IS A CONSOLIDATED SYSTEM OF DIAGNOSTIC ACUPOINTS IT IS POSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY THE ORGANS INVOLVED IN THE DISORDER OR THE SEAT OF LIMB DISEASE IT IS THUS PARTICULARLY USEFUL IN SPORT MEDICINE
E.C.I.W.O. (Embryo Containing the Information of the Whole Organism) THEORY TING POINTS(WHICH ARE AMONG THE ANTIQUE SHU POINTS – WU SHU) BEI SHU POINTS MU POINTS POINTS ON THE EAR DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM PALPATION EXAM
IT IS ESSENTIAL TO FORMULATE A CORRECT ENERGY DIAGNOSIS THE STATE CRITERIA CONDITIONS OF EXCESS OR DEFICIENCY EXPRESS THROUGH PHYSICAL AND FUNCTIONAL SIGNS
TREATMENT ACUPOINTS ARE SELECTED ON THE BASIS OF THE TRADITIONAL INDICATION REGARDING THEIR ENERGY AS WELL AS EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE THEIR ACTION MANIFEST ITSELF AT DIFFERENT LEVELS ANTALGIC ANTI – INFLAMMATORY NEUROENDOCRINE TROPHIC VASOMODULATOR ACTIVITY INTEGRATED SYSTEM THAT ELICITIS SPECIFIC FUNCTIONAL RESPONSES
DIFFERENT WAYS OF STIMULATING ACUPOINTS TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE (CHINESE NEEDLES) HYDROACUPUNCTURE / HAEMOACUPUNCTURE ELECTROACUPUNCTURE LASERPUNCTURE MOXIBUSTION TUINA (CHINESE MASSAGE)
DIFFERENT WAYS OF STIMULATING ACUPOINTS TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE (CHINESE NEEDLES)
DIFFERENT WAYS OF STIMULATING ACUPOINTS HYDROACUPUNCTURE and HAEMOACUPUNCTURE
DIFFERENT WAYS OF STIMULATING ACUPOINTS MOXIBUSTION Artemisia vulgaris Artemisia argyi Artemisia sinensis
DIFFERENT WAYS OF STIMULATING ACUPOINTS PLUM BLOSSOM
DIFFERENT WAYS OF STIMULATING ACUPOINTS ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
DIFFERENT WAYS OF STIMULATING ACUPOINTS ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
DIFFERENT WAYS OF STIMULATING ACUPOINTS TUINA (CHINESE MASSAGE)
RECURRENT LAMENESS A SPECIFIC JOINT SEGMENT WHICH HAS BEEN SUBJECT TO A PRIOR PHLOGISTIC PROCESS IS PERIODICALLY AFFECTED BY INFLAMMATION
RECURRENT LAMENESS ACUPUNCTURE MODIFIES THE ENGRAMS – PATTERNS OF COOPERATION BETWEEN NERVE BUNDLES AT CNS LEVEL IT HEALS PERSISTENT DISORDERS TRADITONAL ACUPUNCTURE NEIGUAN – HOUXI THEY TREAT CHRONIC and RECURRENT DISEASES CHANGE IN THE ENGRAMS RETURN TO A NORMAL STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CONDITION
OSTEOARTHRITIS PERIODIC RELAPSES ACCOMPANIED BY PAIN AND LIMITATION OF MOVIMENT TRADITONAL ACUPUNCTURE DAZHU – HUANTIAO MODIFY BONE METABOLISM *** LOCALAPPLICATION OFELECTROACUPUNCTURE HIGHLY EFFECTIVE
NAVICULAR DISEASE COMPLEX SYNDROME THAT STARTS AS A PODOTROCLEAR BURSITIS PROGRESSIVE INFLAMMATION DEGENERATIVE and EROSIVE LESIONS OF THE FIBROCARTILAGE
NAVICULAR DISEASE EARLY STAGES OF THE DISEASE TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE ELETTROACUPUNCTURE QIAN TI MEN – MING TANG
NAVICULAR DISEASE IN ADVANCED FORMS OF THE DISEASE LASERPUNCTURE SIGNIFICANT ANTI-INFLAMMATORY and ANALGESIC EFFECTS IT PROMOTES TISSUE GROWTH AND INCREASES CIRCULATION and MICROCIRCULATION
NAVICULAR DISEASE LASER STIMULATION HAS AN IMPORTANT EFFECT A MARKED DROP (±50%) IN LEVELS OF ENDOGENOUS CORTISOL LOWER STATE OF STRESS PRODUCED IN ALL OF HORSES
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN BIOMECHANICALLY THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN IS CRUCIAL FOR ALL OF THE HORSE’S MOVEMENTS *** IN TCVM THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN IS IN THE PATH OF THE DU MAI CURIOUS MERIDIAN SPECIFIC ACUPOINTS ARE USED ACCORDING TO THE REGION INVOLVED
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN CERVICAL REGION VERTEBRAL SUBLUXATIONS (WOBBLER SYNDROME) TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE JIU WEI
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN THORACIC REGION SPECIFIC MOVIMENTS FLEXION EXTENSION LATEROFLEXTION ROTATION TRANSLATION STERNUM FUNCTION DIAPHRAGM FUNCTION SUBLUXATIONS TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE ELECTROACUPUNCTURE DU MAIACUPOINTS URINARY BLADDERACUPOINTS HWATO JIAJI(Paravertebral Acupoints)
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN LUMBAR REGION IT IS CONSIDERED AS THE SOURCE OF MOVEMENT FOR THE WHOLE ANIMAL *** IT PRODUCES TWO FUNDAMENTAL FLEXION and EXTENSION MOVEMENTS
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN LUMBAR REGION CHRONIC LUMBAR PAIN SYNDROME BI – SYNDROME CAUSED BY BLOCKED QI (Energy) and XUE (Blood) CIRCULATION
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN LUMBAR REGION INITIALLY INVOLVEMENT OF MUSCLES (Dorsal Longissimus – Lumbodorsal Fascia) INVOLVEMENT OF FASCIA LATA TENSOR ALTERATION IN MOVEMENT CONTINUING CONTRACTION MISALIGNMENT OF THE VERTEBRAL BODIES EFFECT ON GAIT
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN LUMBAR REGION CHRONIC LUMBAR PAIN SYNDROME TRADITIONAL TREATMENT MOXA (Placed in Wooden Box) *** TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE ELECTROACUPUNCTURE WEIZHONG WUSHU YANGLINGQUAN MINGMEN GUANYUAN
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN SACRAL REGION ITS FUNCTION PERMIT OSCILLATION OF THE ILIUM TRANSMISSION OF MOVEMENT TOWARDS L 6 IT MUST ALLOW THE COCCYGEAL VERTEBRAE TO FUNCTION AS A RUDDER FOR THE ENTIRE COLUMN AS IT ACTS AS A AILERON THE SACRUM CAN BE SUBJECT TO MALPOSITIONING EFFECTS ON THE ROCKING MOTION OF THE PELVIS EFFECT ON GAIT
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN SACRAL REGION TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE ZAO BAIHUI SHANGLIAO CILIAO ZHONGLIAO XIALIAO
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN COCCYGEAL REGION THE APPARENTLY RANDOM MOVEMENTS OF THE TAIL ENTIRE COLUMN IS MOBILIZED *** TRAUMATIC INJURIES TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE WEI GEN – WEI BEN – WEI JIAN
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN ENDOCRINE SYNDROME IT AFFECTS COMPETITION MARES CAUSES STRESS FROM TRAINING COMPETITONS RIGIDLY CONTROLLED DIET LACK OF REPRODUCTIVE ACTIVITY USE OF PERFORMANCE ENHANCING DRUGS
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN ENDOCRINE SYNDROME LUMBAR PAIN THAT RADIATES TO THE HINDLIMB LUMBOSACRAL and COCCYGEAL AREAS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE RIGID MOVEMENTS PAIN and TENSION IN THE PARALUMBAR FOSSA INVOLVEMENT OF THE NECK
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN ENDOCRINE SYNDROME TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE SHENSHU JINGMEN MINGMEN YANGCHI JINGMING ZHIYIN HYDROACUPUNCTURE / HAEMOACUPUNCTURE SHENSHU TRANSRECTAL MASSAGE STRETCHING – TUINA
POSTOPERATIVE and VISCERAL PAIN TREATMENT SHOULD BE PREVENTIVE BEFORE THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE *** TREATMENT POSTOPERATIVE TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
MYOFASCIAL PAIN ABNORMALITIES OF THE INTERNAL ORGANS CAUSE LIMITED CONTRACTION STIFFNESS HARDENING IN THE MUSCLES “TRIGGER POINTS” AS A MEANS OF PROTECTING AFFECTED ORGAN
MYOFASCIAL PAIN CUTANEUS STIMULATION OF THESE AREAS INFLUENCES THE CONDITION OF THE INTERNAL ORGAN THROUGH MEDULLARY NERVES PERISTALTIC MOVEMENTS ORGAN CONTRACTION INCREASE LIVER PERFUSION HORMONE SECRETION DISAPPEARANCE OF THE TENSION AT THE TRIGGER POINTS
MYOFASCIAL PAIN TREATMENT OF THE TRIGGER POINT TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE HYDROACUPUNCTURE *** TREATMENT OF THE AFFECTED ORGAN TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE HYDROACUPUNCTURE (VIA SOMATOTYPE – USUALLY BEI SHU POINTS)
AIM OF WORK THE AUTHORS HAVE ASSESSED THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EACH WAY OF STIMULATING THE ACUPOINTS FOR EACH OF CLINICAL CONDITION ACCORDING TO CLINICAL EXPERIENCES IT IS POSSIBLE INFER
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