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English: Acupoints for pigs used in the present study are shown in comparison with human acupoints. Human-Baihui (h-Baihui, GV20), the midpoint of a line connecting both ears, is an anatomically similar point to Dafengmen in pigs. Pig-Baihui (p-Baihui) is on top of the body, which designates the point of Baihui according to traditional Chinese medicine. |
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| Source | http://www.hindawi.com/journals/ecam/2012/472982/ |
| Author | Hindawi Publishing Corporation |
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