耳医学研究Nogier反射的新方法

G. Litscher, F. Bahr, D. Litscher, Lequan Min, P. Rong
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背景:虽然在这个话题上还没有科学共识,Nogier反射或耳心反射(RAC;血管自主信号是耳医学的重要方法。本文介绍了一种检测和定量RAC的新方法。方法:一种新的高分辨率成像技术,用于配准脉动表面变化,可能使RAC首次定量可重复性。该方法结合了一种创新的显微镜系统(格拉茨医科大学提供)、视频分析软件和特殊的图像处理软件(来自北京科技大学)。结果:即使是很小的、脉冲依赖性的皮肤表面变化也能清晰地显示出来。结论:初步测量证实了新方法的有效性。进一步的调查是必要的,并且正在进行中。
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A New Method in Auricular Medicine for the Investigation of the Nogier Reflex
Background: Although there is as yet no scientific consensus on this topic, the Nogier reflex or reflex auriculo-cardiac (RAC; also vascular autonomic signal) is an important method in auricular medicine. This article introduces a new methodological approach for the detection and quantification of the RAC. Methods: A new high-resolution imaging technique for the registration of pulsatory surface changes might allow the RAC to be quantified reproducibly for the first time. The method combines an innovative microscope system (available at the Medical University of Graz), video analysis software, and special image processing software (from the Beijing University of Science and Technology). Results: Even small, pulse-dependent alterations of the skin surface could be clearly visualized. Conclusion: The pilot measurement confirmed the validity of the new methodological approach. Further investigations are necessary and in progress.
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