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Submited on: 08 Dec 2010 05:51:59 PM GMT
Published on: 10 Dec 2010 07:37:48 PM GMT
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The overall article sounds incomplete.....there is no flow followed to give the complete story. The references are missing. Overall an incomplete article.
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- How to cite: Arora S .Monoamine reactions and Acupunture[Review of the article 'Special Features Of The Reaction Of Monoamine Contents Thymus And Lien`s Structure Of Rats For Acupuncture ' by Krotkova O].WebmedCentral 2010;1(12):WMCRW00237
This reads more like a case study presentation than effects from more than one experiment one animal rat. If so, the paper might be improved by experiment on groups of rats utilizing comparison placebo versus meridian accupuncture site measures. What the authors present is understood, already known, but lacks illustration of the data reported collected from one specimen. Adding illustrations, tables, graphics might add to the interest this paper should gain. Please add references including those that may support findings or identify the findings only this paper implies. The paper being brief lacks support and discussion which may improve the authors findings significantly.
If this paper is rewritten with some of these suggestions applied, I request to be invited to review it again. What was written is very interesting and may be significant if support and implications are embellished utilizing science-review methodology.
Bill Misner Ph.D. Lead Faculty Alternative Medicine WebMedCentral
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