The Japanese Journal of Ryodoraku Autonomic Nervous System
Online ISSN : 1884-9237
Print ISSN : 0557-5729
ISSN-L : 0557-5729
Volume 19, Issue 4
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  • Kazutsugu Yoshida
    1974 Volume 19 Issue 4 Pages 69-77
    Published: April 05, 1974
    Released on J-STAGE: October 18, 2011
    JOURNAL FREE ACCESS
    The auther does'nt have the correct treatment for Enuresis nocturna and has concidered the Ryodoraku E. A. P treatment for this discease is more effective, but sometimes non effective.
    These therapies must be done under observation of the patients' sleep rythm and nervous physiological Findings for the bladder functions.
    The EAP teatments,
    A) G. B. P (General Basic Point)
    B) Lokal point
    1) Bladder-VM, VM2
    2) Spinal, h-s. level-F436, F434, F426, F424, F423
    3) Hirn (Rinde)- F465 (Hyakue)
    C) Children needle (needling used for a child)
    Ion-Corn treatment and then in this discease the Ryodoraku test (Fumonshin)is important.
    : E. A. P. Electrical Acupuncture.
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  • The improvement of the colour-sense by the use of EAP Ryodoraku Treatment and Dr. Ishiwara's 10⋅12⋅14&24 Colour Blind Tables
    Yoshisaburo Narimiya
    1974 Volume 19 Issue 4 Pages 78-82
    Published: April 05, 1974
    Released on J-STAGE: October 18, 2011
    JOURNAL FREE ACCESS
    I treated with the doctrine of Ryodoraku Therapy, which acupunctures at Dr. Nakatani's 4 points on the face and foot and turn on a direct current of 12 V.200 M. A. for 7-10 seconds. I made a report regarding the improvement of the colour sense of the EAP Ryodoraku Treatment by Ishiwara's 10⋅12⋅14 & 24 Blind Tables. Althouth they can read the Ishiwara 10⋅12 & 14 Colour Blind Tables, we cannot say that they can completely cured. Dr. A. Seki, an ophthalmologist of TOKYO MEDICAL COLLEGE, examined some of them by anomaloskope, LANTERN, Ishiwara 35 Blind Tables, Okuma Blind Tables, TOKYO MED. COLLEGE Blind Tables, 100 hue test and PANEL D15test.
    The improvement of the colour sense examined by Ishiwara 10⋅12⋅14Tables show not always correct and right judgement. As a matter of fact, these specific ophthalmic examination will be really getting out of hand. For one thing it is difficult for ordinary doctors, and another thing it seems to be comming down with so long times that will get us all. I don't see why we shouldn't use Prof. Ishiwara's 24 Tables. That would make sense. Our primary concern is treatment rather than examinations. We'd better wait to make sure it's just what Prof. Ishiwara's 24 or 35, at least 24 Tables ordered. Will you keep an eye on my reports and will be a good mind reader. Thank you.
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