Publication (1996-2000)
Murase K, Kawakita K : Diffuse noxious inhibitory
controls inanti-nociception produced by acupuncture and moxibustion
on trigeminal caudalis neurons in rats. Jpn. J. Physiol. 50:133-140,
2000.
Okada K, Murase K, Kawakita K : Effects of
systemic administration of capsaicin on viscerosomatic reflex
elicited by colorectal distension in adult rats. Jpn. J. Physiol.
50: S468, 2000.
Itoh K, Okada K, Kawakita K: Experimentally-induced
trigger point model in rabbits. Jpn. J. Physiol. 50: S469, 2000.
Inoue M, Katayama K, Yano T, Hojo T, Okada
K, Kawakita K, Katsumi Y: Effects of lumbar acupuncture stimulation
and sciatic nerve electrical stimulation on blood flow of the
sciatic nerve trunk. The 5th world conference on acupuncture
WFAS, World Federation of Acupuncture-Moxibustion Societies,
Korea, 2000.
Itoh K, Okada K, Kawakita K :An experimental
model of the acupuncture points in human subjects and rabbits.
The 5th world conference on acupuncture WFAS, World Federation
of Acupuncture-Moxibustion Societies, Korea, 2000.
Itoh K, Okada K, Kawakita K : Exercise-induced
trigger point model in humans and rabbits. Asian Pain Symposioum,
Kyoto, 2000.
Okada K, Itoh K, Kuwano M, Hagiwara H, Kanamoto
T, Kawakita K : Effects of systemic administration of capsaicin
on primary neural discharges evoked by colorectal distension
in adult rats. Asian Pain Symposioum, Kyoto, 2000.Okada K, Murase
K, Kawakita K : Effects of electrical stimulation of thalamic
nucleus submedius and periaqueductal gray on the visceral nociceptive
responses of spinal dorsal horn neurons in the rat. Brain Res.
834: 112-121, 1999
Kawakita K: Polymodal receptor hypothesis of
acupuncture and moxibustion and trigger point acupuncture procedures
in veterinary medicine. In Sustaiinable Medicine for Animals-Proceedings
of the twenty-fourth annual international congress on veterinary
acupuncture-, pp.85-97, 1998. Taipei
Kawakita K, Sumiya E, Murase K, Okada K : Response
characteristics of nucleus submedius neurons to colorectal distension
in the rat. Neurosci.Res, 28: 59-66, 1997
Kawakita K : Polymodal receptors: a possible
physiological candidate for understanding of acupuncture action
and acupuncture points. Eds Ueda S, Nakamura R and Ishigami S,
Proceedings of the 8th World Congress of the Interantional Rehabilitation
Medicine Association (IRMA VIII), Kyoto(Japan), 1997, August
31-Septmber 4 (Sept.2). , Monduzzi Editore, Bologna, Italy, pp513-517
Sumiya,E. and Kawakita,K., Inhibitory effects
of acupuncture and focal electrical stimulation of the nucleus
submedius on viscerosomatic reflex in anesthetized rats. Jpn.J.Physiol.
47:121-130, 1997.
Murase K, Sumiya E, Okada K, Kobayashi K, Kawakita
K : Intracranial self-stimulation and stimulation produced analgesia
of the nucleus submedius in awake rats. Pain Res. 12(2): 93-98,
1997. (in Japanese)
Okada K、0shima M、Kawakita K：Examination of
the afferent fiber responsible for the suppression ofjaw‐opening
reflex in heat, cold, and manual acupuncture stimulation in rats.
Brain Res.740: 201-207, 1996.
Kawakita K、Gotoh K：Role of polymodal receptors
in the acupuncture‐mediated endogenous pain inhibitory systems.
The Polymodal Receptor‐A Gateway to Pathological Pain, Eds. T
Kumazawa, L Kruger ＆ K Mizumura（Progress in Brain Research Vol
ll3）Elsevier Science B∨、Amsterdam, 507−523, 1996.
Kawakita K, Okada K, Kuwata S：Application of
n-of-1 trial and C statistic on acupuncture research. Proceedings
of the World Conference on Acupuncture, Workshop ll, Research
Methodology in Acupuncture, 20−30, 1996.
Tsutani K, Kawakita K, Shichdou T：Background
and impact of WHO guidelines for clinical research on acupuncture
in Japan. Proceedings of the World Conference on Acupuncture,
Workshop ll, Research Methodology in Acupuncture, 8-11, 1996.
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