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Deqi Sensation in Different Kinds of Acupuncture Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine Deqi Sensation in Different Kinds of Acupuncture Guest Editors: Cun-Zhi Liu, Gerhard Litscher, Fan-Rong Liang, Jian Kong, Lin-Peng Wang, and Lu Wang Deqi Sensation in Different Kinds of Acupuncture Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine Deqi Sensation in Different Kinds of Acupuncture Guest Editors: Cun-Zhi Liu, Gerhard Litscher, Fan-Rong Liang, Jian Kong, Lin-Peng Wang, and Lu Wang Copyright © 2014 Hindawi Publishing Corporation. All rights reserved. This is a special issue published in “Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine.” All articles are open access articles distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Editorial Board M. A. 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Page, Canada Wen-Fu Tang, China Ruixin Zhang, USA Tai-Long Pan, Taiwan Yuping Tang, China Hong Zhang, China Bhushan Patwardhan, India Lay Kek Teh, Malaysia Haibo Zhu, China Contents Deqi Sensation in Different Kinds of Acupuncture, Cun-Zhi Liu, Gerhard Litscher, Fan-Rong Liang, Jian Kong, Lin-Peng Wang, and Lu Wang Volume 2014, Article ID 121573, 1 page Local Anesthesia at ST36 to Reveal Responding Brain Areas to deqi, Ling-min Jin, Cai-juan Qin, Lei Lan, Jin-bo Sun, Fang Zeng, Yuan-qiang Zhu, Shu-guang Yu, Hai-yan Yin, and Yong Tang Volume 2014, Article ID 987365, 6 pages An Exploratory Survey of Deqi Sensation from the Views and Experiences of Chinese Patients and Acupuncturists, Hong-Wen Yuan, Liang-Xiao Ma, Peng Zhang, Chi Lin, Dan-Dan Qi, Jing Li, Si-Yuan Xin, Ni-Juan Hu, Chun-Hua Li, Yu-Qi Liu, Jie Hao, Jie-Ping Xie, Hai Cui, and Jiang Zhu Volume 2013, Article ID 430851, 8 pages Appraisal of the Deqi Concept among Contemporary Chinese Acupuncturists,ShengChen, Shengnan Guo, Federico Marmori, Yanping Wang, Qi Zhao, Baokai Wang, Eunhae Ha, Yanhuan Miao, Li Xiang, Mingwen Zhao, Yuwei Huo, Yinan Nan, Li-an Liu, and Jiping Zhao Volume 2013, Article ID 538476, 7 pages Peripheral and Spinal Mechanisms of Acupoint Sensitization Phenomenon, Pei-Jing Rong, Shaoyuan Li, Hui Ben, Liang Li, Ling-Ling Yu, Chang-Xiang Cui, Xia Li, and Bing Zhu Volume 2013, Article ID 742195, 6 pages Efficacy of Acupuncture for Primary Insomnia: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial,JingGuo, Lin-Peng Wang, Cun-Zhi Liu, Jie Zhang, Gui-Ling Wang, Jing-Hong Yi, and Jin-Lian Cheng Volume 2013, Article ID 163850, 10 pages Investigating the Effects of Three Needling Parameters (Manipulation, Retention Time, and Insertion Site) on Needling Sensation and Pain Profiles: A Study of Eight Deep Needling Interventions, Bertrand Y. 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