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1 109 1 1920 1 complementary therapy alternative medicine WHO traditional therapy

2 110 , Vol. 6, 2012 30 High frequency HF LF/ HF HF LF

3 LF HF LF/HF Somatosensory Evoked Potentials SEP Visual evoked potentials VEP brainstem auditory evoked potential BAEP event-related potentials ERPs ERPs P300 contignent negative variation CNV 30Hz 14 25Hz 8 13Hz 4 7Hz 2 10 13Hz 10 10 SEP SEP

4 SEP 20msec 111 20msec 100msec 100 msec SEP SEP 20msec 100msec 11 100msec SEP 12 13 14 SEP SEP 15 VEP VEP VEP GABA GABA ERPs ERPs

5 ERPs ERPs P300 P300 300ms P300 15 16 16 17 18 19 20 P300 21 P300 22 P300 23 24 CNV CNV CNV 25 CNV 112 , Vol.

6 6, 2012 positron emission tomography PET functio-nal magnetic resonance imaging fMRI NIRS PET 12 26 27 fMRI NIRS 28 29

7 30 31 32 35 30 35 2 Plailly 36 fMRI Poelinger 37 30 38 GABAA 39 41 113

8 1 42 45 46 47 Geller Geller 20 48 47 49 50 14 15 2002 GABA[A]

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