Vibrational and Laser Acupuncture of Gv20 and Yintang as Sedative Adjuvant in Xylazine Sedated Dogs
Vibrational and Laser Acupuncture of Gv20 and Yintang as Sedative Adjuvant in Xylazine Sedated Dogs
Amal Hammad*, Shaaban Gadallah, Tarik Misk, Ahmed Mourad
Location of GV20 (red circle) and Yintang (purple circle) acupoints in dogs.
Using Silberbauer PS3 Point Locator for finding Yintang acupoint in one of the studied dogs.
Mean values of TP (total protein) levels in dogs after XH (xylazine high), XL (xylazine low), XLL (xylazine low combined with laser acupuncture) and XLV (xylazine low combined with vibrational acupuncture) treatments.
Mean values of albumin (total protein) levels in dogs after XH (xylazine high), XL (xylazine low), XLL (xylazine low combined with laser acupuncture) and XLV (xylazine low combined with vibrational acupuncture) treatments.
Mean values of blood glucose (total protein) concentrations in dogs after XH (xylazine high), XL (xylazine low), XLL (xylazine low combined with laser acupuncture) and XLV (xylazine low combined with vibrational acupuncture) treatments. *Significantly different (p＜0.05) from baseline. δ Significantly different (p＜0.05) from XLV.α Significantly different (p＜0.05) from XL and XLL.
