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Theories and Clinical Practices of Historical School of Acupuncture and Moxibustion [English Edition]. ISBN: 9787117241175

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English Title: Theories and Clinical Practices of Historical School of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Chinese Title: 各家针灸学说
Translation: Yang Zongbao (杨宗保), Wu Xiang (吴翔)
ISBN-10: 7-11-724117-9, 7117241179
ISBN-13: 978-7-11-724117-5, 9787117241175
Binding: softcover
Pages: 124
Shipping Weight: 270g
Size: 164mm x 234mm
Language: English
Publisher: People's Medical Publishing House (人民卫生出版社)

This book summarizes the academic thoughts of historical acupuncture schools and well-known physicians. It can be used as textbook for acupuncture students. This book consists of three parts: part one shows an overview of the widely recognised most famous ancient books about acupuncture and moxibustion (Huangdi Neijing, Nanjing, Zhenjiu Jia Yijing), part two consists of sources of ancient acupuncture schools which are the Acupoint School, School of Needling Methods, School of Bloodletting by Pricking Collateral Vessels, School of Preference for Muxibustion, School of Preference for Acupuncture, School of Making Bold to all Heading on Acupuncture, Moxibustion and Medical. Part three shows theories and archievements of 49 famous doctors, from Zhang Zhongjing to Cheng Dan'an.

The texts are specifically designed for the clinical enrichment of practitioners, there are some controversial theories like Zhang Zhongjings Fire Deteoration. Some of the theories maybe absurd by today's standards, but are included in this valuable book because these may mark important theoretical turning points.

This textbook has the following purposes: to learn the rich history and theoretical models of acupuncture and moxibustion, to address not only orthodox mainstream ideas but also unorthodox theories, to show the full picture.

The text of this book is in English, but names like famous books, acupoints etc. will also be named in simplified Chinese and/or Hanyu Pinyin to be more precise. We think that this book is an extremely valuable ressource for all practitioners of acupuncture and moxibustion, experts and students alike.

Contents

Part I The Classic Books of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Section 1 The Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic (Huang Di Nei Jing,黄帝内经)
1. Achievements in Channel and Collateral Theory and Its Influence
2. Acupuncture Points
3. Acupuncture and Moxibustion Techniques
4. Therapeutics of Acupuncture and Moxibusfion

Section 2 The Classic of Difficult Issues (Nan Jing, 难经)
1. Achievements Concerning Channels and Acupoints and Its Influence
2. Achievements in Acupuncture and Moxibustion Techniques and its Influence

Section 3 The Systematic Classic of Acupuncture and Moxibustion (Zhen Jiu Jia Yi Jing, 针灸甲乙经)
1. Achievements and Influence of Acupuncture Points Theory
2. Achievements and Influence of Needling and Moxibustion
3. Achievements and Influence of Point Selection in Prescriptions

Part II The Schools of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Section 1 Huang Di and Qi Bo School of Acupuncture

Section 2 The School of Preference for Acupuncture
1. The School of Preference for Filiform Needle
2. The School of Stiletto Needle
3. The School of Preference for Dermal Needle
4. School of Preference for Gold Needles

Section 3 School of Preference for Moxibustion
1. The School of Indirect Moxibustion
2. School of Moxa Roll
3. School of Heat Syndrome Treated by Moxibustion
4. School of Umbilical Moxibustion

Section 4 School of Needling Methods
1. Single Method School
2. Reinforcement and Reduction Quantization School (补泻量化派)

Section 5 School of Combined Acupuncture, Moxibustion and Medicinal

Section 6 School of Bloodletting by Pricking Collateral Vessels
1. School of Bloodletting for Internal Medicine Conditions
2. The School of Bloodletting for External-Topical Conditions
3. The School of Bloodletting in Pediatrics and Gynecology
4. The School of Bloodletting of Ophthalmology and Otorhinolaryngology

Section 7 Regional Schools of Acupuncture
1. Hebei School of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
2. Zhejiang School of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
3. Jiangxi School of Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Section 8 Acupoint School
1. School of Taking Painful Location as Acupoints
2. School of Selecting Points Based on Pattern Differentiation
3. School of Point Selection along Channels
4. School of Point Selection in Accordance with the Time

Part III The Doctrine and Clinical Experience of the Acupuncturists in Dynasties
Section 1 Zhang Zhong-jing
Section 2 Wang Shu-he
Section 3 Ge Hong
Section 4 Chen Yan-zhi
Section 5 Chao Yuan-fang
Section 6 Sun Si-miao
Section 7 Wang Tao
Section 8 Wang Wei-yi
Section 9 Pang An-shi
Section 10 Zhuang Chuo
Section 11 Dou Cai
Section 12 Xu Shu-wei
Section 13 Wang Zhi-zhong
Section 14 Wenren Qinian
Section 15 Xi Hong
Section 16 Liu Wan-su.
Section 17 Zhang Yuansu
Section 18 Zhang Cong-zheng
Section 19 Li Gao
Section 20 Dou Han-qing
Section 21 Wang Hao-gu
Section 22 Luo Tian-yi
Section 23 Zhu Zhen-heng
Section 24 Lou Ying
Section 25 Liu Chun
Section 26 Xu Feng
Section 27 Fang Xian
Section 28 Wang Ji
Section 29 Wan Quan
Section 30 Xue Ji
Section 31 Li Chan
Section 32 Li Shi-zhen
Section 33 Yang Ji-zhou
Section 34 Chen Shi-gong
Section 35 Gong Ju-zhong
Section 36 Gong Ting-xian
Section 37 Ling Yun
Section 38 Zhang Lu
Section 39 Zhao Xue-min
Section 40 Xu Da-chun
Section 41 Zheng Hong-gang
Section 42 Wu Yi-ding
Section 43 Cheng Dan-an
Section 44 Lu Zhi-jun
Section 45 Wang Shi-xiong
Section 46 Wu Shi-ji
Section 47 Zhu Lian
Section 48 Lu Shou-yan
Section 49 Sun Hui-qing