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JPH0243492B2
JPH0243492B2 JP57126096A JP12609682A JPH0243492B2 JP H0243492 B2 JPH0243492 B2 JP H0243492B2 JP 57126096 A JP57126096 A JP 57126096A JP 12609682 A JP12609682 A JP 12609682A JP H0243492 B2 JPH0243492 B2 JP H0243492B2
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明はアプライトキネシロジー用診断装置に
関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a diagnostic device for upright kinesiology.

従来、アプライトキネシロジーにおける診断方
法では血液、リンパの反射点(例えば東洋医学の
分野における‘つぼ’に類似する点)に刺激を与
え、その前後のテスト筋、例えば足、指等の強さ
の変化を医者等の術者が自己の感覚として測定
し、異常のある個所をその反射点に対応した臓
器、筋肉等の異常として診断している。
Conventionally, the diagnostic method in aplite kinesiology involves stimulating blood and lymph reflex points (for example, points similar to 'acupoints' in the field of Oriental medicine), and measuring the strength of the test muscles in front and behind them, such as the feet and fingers. An operator such as a doctor measures the change based on his or her own senses, and diagnoses the location where the abnormality is found as an abnormality in the organ, muscle, etc. that corresponds to the reflection point.

しかしこの診断方法では術者が感覚により診断
を行うので、診断結果には術者の個人差等の主観
的なものが含まれる。また術者がテスト筋の強さ
を測定し、次に反射点に刺激を加えて再び該テス
ト筋の強さを測定するという作業を次々に反射点
を移動して繰り返すことになるので、診断時間が
相当に長くなる。そのうえ、特別な学習又は訓練
をした術者しか診断を行うことができない。
However, in this diagnostic method, the operator makes the diagnosis based on his or her senses, and the diagnostic results include subjective factors such as individual differences among the operators. In addition, the operator must measure the strength of the test muscle, then apply stimulation to the reflex point, and then measure the strength of the test muscle again, which is repeated by moving the reflex points one after another, making diagnosis easier. The time will be considerably longer. Furthermore, only specially trained or trained surgeons can perform the diagnosis.

本発明は上記のような欠点を解消し、アプライ
トキネシロジーにおける診断を客観的且つ短い時
間に誰でも行なうことが可能になるアプライトキ
ネシロジー用診断装置を提供することを目的とす
る。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks and to provide a diagnostic device for upright kinesiology that allows anyone to perform a diagnosis in upright kinesiology objectively and in a short period of time.

以下図面を参照しながら本発明について実施例
をあげて説明する。
The present invention will be described below by way of examples with reference to the drawings.

本発明の実施例は生体の手等の基準部位と前記
反射点とに一対の電極を接触させて微弱な及び
の直流電流を流し、その差によつて診断を行う
ようにするものである。例えば人体の手に第1の
電極をおき、第2の電極をある反射点において電
流を流した場合反射点側をとし手側をとした
ときの電流値と、反射点側をとして手側をと
したときの電流値とは当該反射点に対応する人体
部分に異常がないときはほぼ等しく、異常がある
ときは著しく差が生ずることが判明した。これは
従来のアプライトキネシロジーにおける診断方法
による診断結果とよく一致する。
In an embodiment of the present invention, a pair of electrodes is brought into contact with a reference site such as a living body's hand and the above-mentioned reflection point, and a weak direct current is passed through the electrode, and diagnosis is performed based on the difference between the two electrodes. For example, if a first electrode is placed on a human hand and a current is passed through the second electrode at a certain reflection point, the current value will be different when the reflection point side is taken as the hand side, and when the reflection point side is taken as the hand side. It has been found that the current values are almost the same when there is no abnormality in the human body part corresponding to the reflection point, but there is a significant difference when there is an abnormality. This agrees well with the diagnostic results obtained by the conventional diagnostic method of apright kinesiology.

上述のように電流値の差が生ずる原因は次のよ
うに考えられる。人体は電解質的な特性をもち、
人体が正常であれば、すなわち人体全体のバラン
スが保たれていればとのイオンが平均化され
て中性を示している。しかし人体の一部にアンバ
ランスが生じ、すなわち異常が発生すると、、
のイオン量が局部的にアンバランスになる。こ
のアンバランスが現われる点が反射点であると考
えられる。異常な反射点にはの電流が多く流れ
た。これは異常な反射点はイオンが不足してお
り、イオンがより多く供給されてその部位のバ
ランスを保とうとするためであると考えられる。
これが本発明の実施例によつて前記のような診断
ができる根拠である。
The reason why the difference in current value occurs as described above is considered to be as follows. The human body has electrolyte properties,
If the human body is normal, that is, if the overall balance of the human body is maintained, the ions are averaged and show neutrality. However, when an imbalance occurs in a part of the human body, that is, an abnormality occurs,
The amount of ions becomes locally unbalanced. The point where this imbalance appears is considered to be the reflection point. A large amount of current flowed at the abnormal reflection point. This is thought to be because the abnormal reflection point lacks ions, and more ions are supplied to try to maintain the balance at that point.
This is the reason why the above-mentioned diagnosis can be made by the embodiments of the present invention.

第1図は本発明の一実施例を示すブロツク図で
あり、第2図はその平面図である。電源11は一
定の直流電圧を発生し、この直流電圧は電流設定
回路12、極性切換回路13及び保護回路14を
介して一対の電極15,16間に印加される。電
極15は第3図に示すように円柱状のもので、人
体の基準部位に接触され、例えば右手で握られ
る。電極16は第4図に示すように絶縁物よりな
る把持部17の内部に金属筒18の基部をスプリ
ング19を介して取付け、金属筒18の内部に水
を含んだ綿20を挿入したものである。この電極
16は把持部17が把持され、金属筒18の先端
が人体の反射点に接触される。綿20に含まれて
いる水は金属筒18の下端面に流出して金属筒1
8と反射点との接続を良好にする。電流設定回路
12は負荷電流(人体に流す電流)を可変抵抗器
21により100μA以下の適当な値に設定する回路
である。極性切換回路13は負荷電流の極性をス
イツチ22からの切換信号に応じて正極性又は負
極性に切換える回路であり、極性切換回路13及
びスイツチ22は極性切換手段を構成している。
保護回路14は電流リミツタよりなり、負荷電流
を所定の値以下に制限して人体を過電流より保護
する。人体に流れる負荷電流は電流検知回路23
により検知され、切換回路24はスイツチ22か
らの切換信号に応じて電流検知回路23の出力信
号をピークホールド回路25,26の一方へ切換
える。従つて人体に基準部位の右手を基準として
の電流が流れれば電流検知回路23の出力信号
は切換回路24を経てピークホールド回路25に
入力され、人体にの電流が流れれば電流検知回
路23の出力信号は切換回路24を介してピーク
ホールド回路26に入力される。ピークホールド
回路25,26は電流検知回路23の出力信号の
ピークホールドを行い、メータ27,28はピー
クホールド回路26の出力信号の大きさを表示す
る。差演算回路29はピークホールド回路25,
26の出力信号の差を演算し、その差がメータ3
0で表示される。メータ27,28はピークホー
ルド回路25,26の出力信号の差を報知するた
めの報知手段を構成し、差演算回路29及びメー
タ30は同様にピークホールド回路25,26の
出力信号の差を報知するための報知手段を構成し
ている。
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plan view thereof. A power supply 11 generates a constant DC voltage, and this DC voltage is applied between a pair of electrodes 15 and 16 via a current setting circuit 12, a polarity switching circuit 13, and a protection circuit 14. The electrode 15 has a cylindrical shape as shown in FIG. 3, and is brought into contact with a reference part of the human body and held, for example, in the right hand. As shown in FIG. 4, the electrode 16 is made by attaching the base of a metal cylinder 18 to the inside of a grip part 17 made of an insulator via a spring 19, and inserting a cotton 20 containing water into the metal cylinder 18. be. This electrode 16 is held by a gripping portion 17, and the tip of the metal cylinder 18 is brought into contact with a reflection point on the human body. The water contained in the cotton 20 flows out to the lower end surface of the metal cylinder 18 and
8 and the reflection point. The current setting circuit 12 is a circuit that sets the load current (current flowing through the human body) to an appropriate value of 100 μA or less using a variable resistor 21. The polarity switching circuit 13 is a circuit that switches the polarity of the load current to positive polarity or negative polarity according to a switching signal from the switch 22, and the polarity switching circuit 13 and the switch 22 constitute a polarity switching means.
The protection circuit 14 is composed of a current limiter, and protects the human body from overcurrent by limiting the load current to a predetermined value or less. The load current flowing through the human body is detected by the current detection circuit 23.
The switching circuit 24 switches the output signal of the current detection circuit 23 to one of the peak hold circuits 25 and 26 in response to the switching signal from the switch 22. Therefore, if a current flows through the human body with reference to the right hand of the reference region, the output signal of the current detection circuit 23 is inputted to the peak hold circuit 25 via the switching circuit 24; The output signal is input to the peak hold circuit 26 via the switching circuit 24. Peak hold circuits 25 and 26 perform peak hold on the output signal of current detection circuit 23, and meters 27 and 28 display the magnitude of the output signal of peak hold circuit 26. The difference calculation circuit 29 includes a peak hold circuit 25,
Calculate the difference between the output signals of 26 and calculate the difference between the output signals of meter 3
Displayed as 0. The meters 27 and 28 constitute a notification means for notifying the difference between the output signals of the peak hold circuits 25 and 26, and the difference calculation circuit 29 and the meter 30 similarly notify the difference between the output signals of the peak hold circuits 25 and 26. It constitutes a notification means for this purpose.

このアプライトキネシロジー用診断装置を用い
てアプライトキネシロジーにおける診断を行う場
合には診断を受ける被検者が電極15を把り、被
検者自身は医師等が電極16を被検者のある反射
点に接触させてスイツチ22の切換操作で、
の電流を2秒程度づつ流す。そしてこの、の
電流のピークホールド値の差をメータ27,28
又は30から読み取つて反射点が異常であるかど
うかを診断する。この作業は電極16を次々に被
検者の別の反射点に接触させて繰り返す。
When performing a diagnosis in upright kinesiology using this diagnostic device for upright kinesiology, the test subject to be diagnosed grasps the electrode 15, and the test subject himself or herself holds the electrode 16 with a certain reflex of the test subject. By touching the point and operating the switch 22,
Current is applied for about 2 seconds at a time. Then, measure the difference between the peak hold values of the currents at meters 27 and 28.
Or read from 30 to diagnose whether the reflection point is abnormal. This operation is repeated by successively bringing the electrode 16 into contact with different reflection points on the subject.

第5図は人体の反射点〜を示し、第6図は
診断例を示す。第6図においては各反射点につい
て、の電流が示されており、同一番号で、
の電流が2対示されている場合は反射点が人体
の左右に存在する場合を表わす。同一の反射点に
おける、電流の高い方の値に対して低い方の
値が20%以下である場合この反射点は異常であつ
た。
FIG. 5 shows reflection points on the human body, and FIG. 6 shows an example of diagnosis. In Fig. 6, the current for each reflection point is shown, with the same number,
When two pairs of currents are shown, it means that there are reflection points on the left and right sides of the human body. If the lower value of the current at the same reflection point was less than 20% of the higher value, this reflection point was considered abnormal.

上記実施例においてはピークホールド回路2
5,26を用いたが、ピークホールド回路25,
26の代りに平均化回路又は積分回路を用いて電
流検知回路23の出力信号の平均化又は積分を行
うようにしてもよい。又切換回路24の各出力信
号をメータ27,28に直接入力して電流検知回
路23の出力信号の大きさをメータ27,28よ
り判読するようにしてもよい。この場合は電流検
知回路23の出力信号の大きさがそのままメータ
27,28で表示されるので、電流検知回路23
の出力信号の変動によりメータ27,28が振れ
てやや見にくくなる。またピークホールド回路2
5,26は入力信号の最大値又は最小値を検出す
るように時定数を設定することもできる。さらに
第7図に示すように比較器31で差演算回路29
の出力信号を基準値と比較して差演算回路29の
出力信号が基準値を越えた時に比較器31の出力
信号により表示器又はブザー等よりなる警報器3
2を作動させるようにすれば警報器32が警報を
発するか否かにより反射点が異常であるか否かが
判る。
In the above embodiment, the peak hold circuit 2
5 and 26 were used, but the peak hold circuit 25,
Instead of 26, an averaging circuit or an integrating circuit may be used to average or integrate the output signal of the current detection circuit 23. Alternatively, each output signal of the switching circuit 24 may be directly input to the meters 27, 28, and the magnitude of the output signal of the current detection circuit 23 may be read from the meters 27, 28. In this case, the magnitude of the output signal of the current detection circuit 23 is displayed as is on the meters 27 and 28, so the current detection circuit 23
Due to fluctuations in the output signal, the meters 27 and 28 swing, making them somewhat difficult to read. Also, peak hold circuit 2
5 and 26 can also set a time constant so as to detect the maximum value or minimum value of the input signal. Furthermore, as shown in FIG.
The output signal of the comparator 31 is compared with the reference value, and when the output signal of the difference calculation circuit 29 exceeds the reference value, the output signal of the comparator 31 causes an alarm 3 consisting of a display or a buzzer, etc.
2, it can be determined whether the reflection point is abnormal or not depending on whether or not the alarm device 32 issues an alarm.

また+イオンの減少している反射点に+の電流
を長時間流せば反射点のアンバランスが解消し、
異常な反射点が正常になることが確認されている
から、上記診断装置は治療装置としても利用する
ことができる。
In addition, if + current is passed for a long time to the reflection point where + ions are decreasing, the imbalance of the reflection point will be resolved.
Since it has been confirmed that abnormal reflex points become normal, the above diagnostic device can also be used as a therapeutic device.

以上のように本発明によるアプライトキネシロ
ジー用診断装置にあつては生体の基準部位と反射
点に電極を接触して正極性の電流及び負極性の電
流を流しこれらの電流の差により反射点に対応し
た箇所を診断するので、アプライトキネシロジー
における診断を客観的に行うことができる。また
生体の基準部位と反射点に電極を接触させて診断
を行うので、診断時間を著しく短縮することがで
き、かつ特別な訓練や学習が不要で誰でも正確に
診断を行うことができる。
As described above, in the diagnostic device for upright kinesiology according to the present invention, the electrodes are brought into contact with the reference site and the reflection point of the living body, and a positive current and a negative current are applied to the reflection point based on the difference between these currents. Since the corresponding areas are diagnosed, diagnosis in appright kinesiology can be objectively performed. Furthermore, since diagnosis is performed by bringing the electrode into contact with the reference site and reflection point of the living body, diagnosis time can be significantly shortened, and anyone can perform accurate diagnosis without special training or learning.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の一実施例を示すブロツク図、
第2図は同実施例の平面図、第3図及び第4図は
同実施例の各電極を示す斜視図及び断面図、第5
図は人体の反射点を示す図、第6図は上記実施例
による診断例を示す図、第7図は本発明の他の実
施例の一部を示すブロツク図である。 11……電源、13……極性切換回路、15,
16……電極、22……スイツチ、23……電流
検知回路、25,26……ピークホールド回路、
27,28,30……メータ、29……差演算回
路、31……比較器、32……警報器。
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing one embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the same embodiment, FIGS. 3 and 4 are perspective views and cross-sectional views showing each electrode of the same embodiment, and FIG.
6 is a diagram showing a reflection point on a human body, FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of diagnosis according to the above embodiment, and FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing a part of another embodiment of the present invention. 11...Power supply, 13...Polarity switching circuit, 15,
16... Electrode, 22... Switch, 23... Current detection circuit, 25, 26... Peak hold circuit,
27, 28, 30...meter, 29...difference calculation circuit, 31...comparator, 32...alarm.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 生体の基準部位に接触される第1の電極と、
生体の反射点に接触される第2の電極と、この第
2の電極及び前記第1の電極に直流電圧を印加し
て生体に電流を流す電源と、この電源から前記第
1の電極及び第2の電極を介して生体に流れる電
流の極性を正極性と負極性とに切換える極性切換
手段と、前記電源から前記第1の電極及び第2の
電極を介して生体に流れる電流を検知する電流検
知手段と、前記極性切換手段により電流の極性を
正極性に切換えた時に前記電流検知手段にて検知
される電流と、前記極性切換手段により電流の極
性を負極性に切換えた時に前記電流検知手段にて
検知される電流との各ピークホールド又は各平均
化又は各積分を行う2つの回路と、この2つの回
路の各出力信号の差を報知するための報知手段と
を備えたことを特徴とするアプライトキネシロジ
ー用診断装置。 2 生体の基準部位に接触される第1の電極と、
生体の反射点に接触される第2の電極と、この第
2の電極及び前記第1の電極に直流電圧を印加し
て生体に電流を流す電源と、この電源から前記第
1の電極及び第2の電極を介して生体に流れる電
流の極性を正極性と負極性とに切換える極性切換
手段と、前記電源から前記第1の電極及び第2の
電極を介して生体に流れる電流を検知する電流検
知手段と、前記極性切換手段により電流の極性を
正極性に切換えた時に前記電流検知手段にて検知
される電流と、前記極性切換手段により電流の極
性を負極性に切換えた時に前記電流検知手段にて
検知される電流との差を報知するための報知手段
とを備えたことを特徴とするアプライトキネシロ
ジー用診断装置。 3 生体の基準部位に接触される第1の電極と、
生体の反射点に接触される第2の電極と、この第
2の電極及び前記第1の電極に直流電圧を印加し
て生体に電流を流す電源と、この電源から前記第
1の電極及び第2の電極を介して生体に流れる電
流の極性を正極性と負極性とに切換える極性切換
手段と、前記電源から前記第1の電極及び第2の
電極を介して生体に流れる電流を検知する電流検
知手段と、前記極性切換手段により電流の極性を
正極性に切換えた時に前記電流検知手段にて検知
される電流と、前記極性切換手段により電流の極
性を負極性に切換えた時に前記電流検知手段にて
検知される電流との各ピークホールド又は各平均
化又は各積分を行う2つの回路と、この2つの回
路の各出力信号の差を基準値と比較する比較手段
と、この比較手段の出力信号により前記差が前記
基準値を越えた時に警報を発する警報手段とを備
えたことを特徴とするアプライトキネシロジー用
診断装置。
[Claims] 1. A first electrode that is brought into contact with a reference part of a living body;
a second electrode that contacts a reflection point of the living body; a power source that applies a DC voltage to the second electrode and the first electrode to flow a current through the living body; a polarity switching means for switching the polarity of the current flowing through the living body through the second electrode between positive polarity and negative polarity; and a current detecting the current flowing from the power source into the living body through the first electrode and the second electrode. a detection means, a current detected by the current detection means when the polarity of the current is switched to positive polarity by the polarity switching means, and a current detected by the current detection means when the polarity of the current is switched to negative polarity by the polarity switching means. It is characterized by comprising two circuits that carry out each peak hold, each averaging, or each integration with the current detected by the circuit, and a notification means for notifying the difference between the output signals of these two circuits. A diagnostic device for upright kinesiology. 2. A first electrode that is brought into contact with a reference part of a living body;
a second electrode that contacts a reflection point of the living body; a power source that applies a DC voltage to the second electrode and the first electrode to flow a current through the living body; a polarity switching means for switching the polarity of the current flowing through the living body through the second electrode between positive polarity and negative polarity; and a current detecting the current flowing from the power source into the living body through the first electrode and the second electrode. a detection means, a current detected by the current detection means when the polarity of the current is switched to positive polarity by the polarity switching means, and a current detected by the current detection means when the polarity of the current is switched to negative polarity by the polarity switching means. 1. A diagnostic device for upright kinesiology, characterized in that it is equipped with a notification means for notifying a difference between the current and the current detected by the . 3 a first electrode that is brought into contact with a reference part of a living body;
a second electrode that contacts a reflection point of the living body; a power source that applies a DC voltage to the second electrode and the first electrode to flow a current through the living body; a polarity switching means for switching the polarity of the current flowing through the living body through the second electrode between positive polarity and negative polarity; and a current detecting the current flowing from the power source into the living body through the first electrode and the second electrode. a detection means, a current detected by the current detection means when the polarity of the current is switched to positive polarity by the polarity switching means, and a current detected by the current detection means when the polarity of the current is switched to negative polarity by the polarity switching means. two circuits that perform each peak hold, each averaging, or each integration with the current detected by the circuit, a comparison means that compares the difference between each output signal of these two circuits with a reference value, and an output of this comparison means. A diagnostic device for upright kinesiology, comprising: an alarm means for issuing an alarm when the difference exceeds the reference value according to a signal.
JP57126096A 1982-07-20 1982-07-20 Diagnostic apparatus Granted JPS5917328A (en)

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