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Visualization and quantitative analysis of pulse diagnosis in Ayurveda - Iind report
K Uebaba1, XU Fenghao1, H Ishiyama2, H Kasahara2, K Amano3, H Ishii3
1 The Bioiatric Center of the Kitasato Institute, 5-9-1, Shirogane, Minatoka, Tokyo 108, Japan
2 The Electro - engineering division of Tokyo Denki University, Japan
3 College of Science and Technology of Nihon University, Japan
Correspondence Address:
K Uebaba
The Bioiatric Center of the Kitasato Institute, 5-9-1, Shirogane, Minatoka, Tokyo 108
Japan
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The findings of Nadi Vijnana of 53 asymptomatic adult males were compared with the results of the blood examinations and the radial pulse pressure wave analysis conducted concomitantly. K pulse had elongated fatty pulse wave contour which is opposite to the slime V one, on the other hand, P pulse had the vibratory contour as the basic principles of Ayurveda. K pulse or K/P pulse had the largest inertia resistance. All these results were characterstic circulatory conditions and sympathetic tones for each pulse. |
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