EXPERIMENTAL JUSTIFICATION OF TRANSAURICULAR ELECTROPUNCTURE AND LOW-FREQUENCY TRANSCRANIAL ELECTROSTIMULATION FOR FORMING STRESS PROTECTIVE AND VESSELS REGULATORY EFFECTS
In the paper the authors justify the need for an experimental study of the effects of the application of advanced techniques - low-intensity transauricular electropuncture and low-frequency pulse transcranial electrostimulation. The study of these techniques in comparative aspect is the purpose of this work. The study involved 126 rats mini Wistar. The research was carried out by means of the electrostimulator «Lasper CS-504" (Japan) and the device "Electro-4T" (Russia). Adreoreactivity and cholinoreactivity of vessels were studied. Threshold of ventricular fibrillation was determined by SEN-3201 stimulator ( «Njhon Kohden», Japan). The studied methods lead to changes in the reactivity of isolated resistance arteries. It is more pronounced in the animals' vessels during the low-frequency transauricular electropuncture. The observed vasodilatory effect is promising for use in arterial hypertension.