College of Veterinary Medicine

Education:

DVM, Sichuan College of Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine, Sichuan, China, 1983
MS, Beijing Agricultural University, Beijing, China, 1988
PhD, University of Florida, 1998

Research Interests:

Efficacy and mode of acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine on gastrointestinal disorders, pain management, oncology, geriatric medicine and life quality.

Selected Publications:

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Xie H., Ortiz-Umpierre C. What Acupuncture Can and Cannot Treat. Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, July/August 2006; Vol. 42 (4): 244-248.

Xie H. How to Select Chinese Herbal Medicine for Cancer Patients. AJTCVM Vol 1, No.1, 2006 Fall: 49-52

Xie H, P.T. Colahan and E.A. Ott. Evaluation of electroacupuncture treatment of horses with signs of chronic thoracolumbar pain. JAVMA. 227 (2): 281-286, 2005.

Alfred.M. Merritt, Huisheng Xie, Guy D. Lester, James A. Burrow, Mireia Lorenzo-Figueras, Ziyad Mahfound: Evaluation of a method to experimentally induce colic in horses and the effects of acupuncture applied at the Guan-yuan-shu (similar to BL-21) acupoint. Am J Vet Res, 63 (7): 1006-1011, 2002.

Xie H. Treating equine lameness with acupuncture. Equine Compendium September: 838-852 2001

Xie H, EA Ott, Patrick Colahan: Influence of Acupuncture on Experimental Lameness in Horses. AAEP Proceedings, AAEP, San Diego, California, Nov 24 to 28 2001, 47: 347-357, 2001

Xie H, E.A. Ott, J.D. Harkins, T. Tobin and P.T. Colahan. Influence of electroacupuncture stimulation on pain threshold in horses and its mode of actions. Journal of Equine Vet Science. Vol 21 No. 12: 591 to 600, 2001