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现代针灸全书（技法篇）图书简介 本书聚焦于现代临床实践中针灸技术的精细操作、原理阐释与临床应用，旨在为针灸从业者提供一套系统、深入且与时俱进的技术指南。 本书并非对传统针灸理论的全面梳理，而是将视角完全集中于“技法”这一核心环节。我们深知，尽管理论是基础，但精湛的技术操作才是疗效的直接体现。因此，全书结构紧密围绕“技术分解—原理剖析—临床整合”的逻辑展开，力求达到理论指导实践，实践反哺理论深化的目的。 第一部分：针具与器械的现代化应用 本篇是理解现代针灸技术的物理基础。我们不再仅仅罗列传统针具的种类，而是深入探讨现代制造工艺对针刺疗效的影响。 1. 现代针具的材料科学与选择： 详细分析了不锈钢、镍钛合金等不同材质的针体在柔韧性、抗折断性、生物相容性及疼痛感控制上的差异。重点讨论了“特种针尖形态学”，如铅笔尖、柳叶尖、毫针的特殊斜面设计，如何影响得气感（De Qi）的产生和患者的耐受度。针对不同深度和部位的穿刺，给出了精确的针体规格（长度、直径）选择标准及依据。 2. 进针技术的精密控制： 突破了传统的“平、斜、骖、刺”的文字描述，引入了基于生物力学和神经解剖学的视角。详细阐述了“穿皮技巧”（如指切、提捏、推皮）如何减少表皮阻力；“得气感的量化与质化”（如轻、重、酸、麻、胀、痛的细微差异识别）；以及如何根据患者的体质和病情，调整提插捻转的手法力度与频率，实现对特定穴位深层组织的精准刺激。 3. 现代辅助器械的应用规范： 系统介绍了电针仪、温针器、火针、梅花针等现代辅助设备的操作规程。对电针参数（波形选择、频率、脉冲宽度、电流强度）的选择与调整，提供了基于循证医学证据的临床指导，而非经验主义的描述。特别强调了电针对不同神经通路和肌肉群的靶向刺激策略。 第二部分：特定技术流派与操作要点 本部分是本书技术精华的集中体现，旨在融合传统精髓与现代临床验证。 1. 穴位定位的数字化与影像学辅助： 摒弃完全依赖经验的定位方法，引入了“经络定位的影像学验证”。讨论了在超声引导下，对特定穴位深层结构（如神经干、肌腱、血管丛）的实时观察技术，确保针尖能够准确接触预定靶点。对于难以定位的“阿是穴”，提供了触诊结合影像定位的整合方案。 2. 进阶手法：动刺、补泻法的精细化运用： 动态刺激技术： 深入分析了提插捻转过程中，针对不同疾病（如疼痛性疾病、功能障碍性疾病）应采取的节奏变化（如快慢结合、反复进出、旋转幅度控制）。 补泻法的现代诠释： 结合现代神经生物学对针刺效应的理解，系统阐述了如何通过不同频率和强度的刺激，影响内啡肽、5-羟色胺等神经递质的释放，实现更具目的性的生理调节。例如，探讨了“留针时间”与“得气强度”对镇痛和抗炎作用的量效关系。 3. 循经导引与透刺技术： 针对复杂的病变区域（如关节周围、肌肉痉挛带），详细讲解了“透刺”和“皮内针”的应用。透刺技术的讲解侧重于对解剖层次的精确把握，如何避免损伤血管神经，实现对深层病灶的“穿透”和“触及”。对于颈椎、腰椎等高风险区域的透刺，提供了严格的安全阈值和操作流程。 第三部分：特色与联合疗法操作规范 本书强调针灸技术在现代多学科诊疗中的定位，重点介绍与其他疗法结合时的技术衔接。 1. 现代物理因子与针刺的协同操作： 详细规范了在针刺过程中或留针期间，联合使用激光照射、磁疗或微电流刺激的技术参数与操作流程。讨论了不同物理因子对针刺镇痛效果的增效机制和临床应用指征。 2. 针刺配合手法治疗（推拿与导引）： 着重于针刺后，如何立即衔接特定的局部手法（如轻柔的按摩、关节松动术）以巩固疗效。例如，在治疗肩周炎时，针刺得气后松针，立即进行特定的肩关节旋转松解，其操作的衔接时机和力度控制是本章的重点。 3. 现代刺法在急症处理中的应用（急救角度）： 针对常见的急性病症（如急性腰扭伤、晕厥先兆），提供了快速、精准的“速效针法”。强调在急症中，技术操作的效率和准确性是决定疗效的关键，并提供了相应的快速评估与定位流程。 第四部分：临床操作的质量控制与风险管理 现代针灸技术不仅要求有效，更要求安全和标准化。 1. 消毒与无菌操作的规范升级： 根据国际医疗标准，详细更新了从准备、穿刺到拔针的全流程无菌操作指南，包括对手术视野的构建、一次性耗材的管理，以及对手部皮肤消毒的精细化要求。 2. 常见并发症的识别与即时处理技术： 本书将所有潜在风险转化为具体的处理技术。例如，针对晕针的“应急处理手法”（如快速刺激特定穴位、体位调整），以及如何利用特定手法处理皮下出血或滞针现象，并提供了详细的流程图和图示说明，确保操作者能在压力下做出正确反应。 3. 临床记录与技术评估体系： 提供了现代化的技术记录模板，要求操作者不仅记录所用穴位，还需量化记录“刺激强度”、“得气主观感受评分”、“治疗后即时反应”等参数，从而建立个体化的技术数据库，为后续的疗程调整提供客观依据。 总结： 《现代针灸全书（技法篇）》是一本面向临床实践者的技术手册，它以严谨的解剖学、生物力学为基础，以现代化的器械应用为工具，系统性地解构并重构了针灸的每一个操作步骤。本书的目标是：将针灸技术从经验的艺术提升为可量化、可复制、高安全性的现代医疗技术。 它不追求对传统文化典籍的全面复述，而是专注于将最新的临床经验、研究成果融入到每一个针尖的起落之间。
作者简介
目录信息
CONTENTS
Chapter One Introduction to Acupuncture Therapy
l. Commonly Used Needle Instruments
1. Filiform Needles
1) The Structure of Filiform Needles
2) The Gauge of Filiform Needles
3) The Choice of Filiform Needles
4) The Check of Filiform Needles
2. Other Needle Apparatuses
Appendix:The Nine Kinds of Needles in Ancient China
1) Arrowhead-Like Needle
2) Ovoid-Tip Needle
3) Blunt Needle
4) Ensiform Needle
5) Sword-Like Needle
6) Round-Shape Needle
7) Filiform Needle
8) Long Needle
9) Large Needle
Ⅱ . Preparation Before Acupuncture
l. Position of the Patient
1) Lying Position
2) Sitting Position
2.Acupoint Location and Its Sterilization
1) Acupoint Location
2) Common Sterilization
Ⅲ M Angle, Direction and Depth of Needle Insertion
1. Angle of Needle Insertion
1) Perpendicular Puncture
2) Oblique Puncture
3) Horizontal Puncture
2. Direction of Needle Insertion
3. Depth of Needle insertion
1) Varying with the individuals
2) Varying with the Acupoint
3) Varying with the Meridian
4) Varying with the Disease
5) Varying with the Season
4. A upuncture Therapy as in the Yellow Emperor's internal Classic
1) Nine Type of Needlings
2)Twelve Methods of Needlings
3)Five Kind of Punctures
IV . Common Procedure of Acupuncture Therapy
V . Prevention and Management of Possible Accidents in
Acupuncture Therapy
l. Acupuncture Syncope
2. Sticking of the Needle
3. Bending of the Needle
4. Breaking of the Needle
5. Hematoma
6. Infection
7. Residual Sensation
8. Pricking injury of Zang-OrgansCViscera)
1) Traumatic Pneumothorax
2) Piercing injury of the Heart, Liver Spleen, Kidney and Other internal Organs
3) Piercing injury of Brain and Spinal Cord
4) Piercing injury of the Nerve Trunck
Vl. Precautions in Acupuncture Therapy
VII. Practicing Methods of Needling Skills
1. Practice of tl e Finger Force
2. Practice of the Common Manipulations
1) Practicing Quick Puncturing
2) Practicing Twirling-Rotating Puncturing
3) Practicing Lifting-Thrusting Puncturing
4) Practicing Repeated Lifting-Thrusting Puncturing
3. Self-Needling Test
Appendix: Supplementary Practicing Methods of Needling Skills
1) Other Praclicing Methods of the Finger Force
2) Palm-Moving and Qi-Training Methods
3) Sitting-Training Method
Vffl. Contraindications in Acupuncture Therapy
1. Contraindicated Regions
2. Contraindicated Acupoints
3. Contraindication According to the Patient's Condition
4. Provisional Contraindications
Chapter Two Manipulations of Filiform Needle in Acupuncture
Therapy
Ⅰ. Methods of Controlling the Vitality
Ⅱ. Methods of Holding the Needle
1. Holding the Needle with Two Fingers
2. Holding the Needle with Three Fingers
3. Holding the Needle Shaft with Fingers
4. Holding the Needle with Both Hands
Ⅲ . Methods of inserting the Needle
1. insertion of the Needle with Single Hand
2. insertion of the Needle with Both Hands
1) inserting the Needle with Aid of the Finger of the Pressing Hand
2) Gripping and inserting the Needle
3) inserting the Needle by Pinching up the Skin
4) inserting the Needle by Stretching the Skin
Ⅳ. Methods of Manipulating the Needle
1. Lifting and Thrusting Manipulation
2. Twirling and Rotating Manipulation
V . Manipulations of Attaining, Awaiting and inducing Needling Sensation
1 Attaining of the Needling Sensation
2 Awaiting of the Needling Sensation
3. inducing of the Needling Sensation
1) Meridian-Massaging Method
2) Needle-Flicking Method
3) Needle-Scraping Method
4) Needle-Shaking Method
5) Wing-Spreadihg Method
6) Needle-Vibrating Method
7) Needle-Deepening Method
8) Needle-Swinging Method
9) Needle-Thrusting-Drawing Method
Vl. Manipulations of Directing the Transmission of Needling Sensation
1. Needle-Tip-Pointing Method
2. Pressing Method
3. Needle-Down Method
4. Needle-Bending Method
5. Needle-Tapping Method
6. Needle-Twisting Method
7 Acupoint-Supplementing Method
8. Needle-Circling Method
VII. Reinforcing and Reducing Manipulations
1. Reinforcing and Reducing by Lifting and Thrusting the Needle
2. Reinforcing and Reducing by Twirling and Rotating the Needle
3. Reinforcing and Reducing by Rapid and Slow insertion and Withdrawal of the Needle
4. Reinforcing and Reducing by Puncturing along and against the Direction of the Meridian
5. Reinforcing and Reducing by Manipulating the Needle in Cooperation with the Patient's Res-
piration
6. Reinforcing and Reducing by Keeping the Needling Hole Open or Close
7. Heat-lnducing Needling(Reinforcing Needling)
8. Cool-lnducing Needling(Reducing Needling)
9. Yin Occluding in Yang(The Reinforcing Containing the Reducing)
10. Yang Occluding in Yin(The Reducing Containing the Reinforcing)
11. Dragon-Tiger Fighting
12. Midnight-Noon Lifting and Thrusting of the Needle
Appendix l Uniform Reinforcing and Reducing Method and Qi-lnducing Method
Appendix 2 The Strong and Weak Stimulation
Appendix 3 The Other Reinforcing and Reducing Methods
VIII. Manipulations of Retaining and Withdrawing the Needle
1. Retaining the Needle
2. Withdrawing the Needle
IX Acupoint-Penetrating Manipulation
Chapter Three Other Needle Instruments and Their Manipulations
in Acupuncture Therapy
Ⅰ Acupuncture with the Three-Edged Needle
1. The Needle Apparatuses
2. Manipulation and Procedure
3. Indications
4. Precautions
Ⅱ Acupuncture with the Cutaneous Needle
1. Needle Apparatuses and Preparation before Operation
2. Manipulation and Procedure
3. Location of the Tapping
1) Tapping along the Meridian Course
2) Tapping the Corresponding Acupoints
3) Tapping the Affected Area
4. Indications
5. Precautions
III Acupuncture with the Intradermal Needle
1. Needle Apparatuses
2. Manipulation and Procedure
1）DManipulation with the Granular(Wheat-Granule-Shaped) Interdermal Needle
2)Manipulation with the Thumb-Tack(Thumb-Pin-Shaped) Interdermal Needle
3. Indications
4. Precautions
IV Acupuncture with the Electric Needle Apparatuses
1. The Selection of the Needle instruments, Electric Current and Wave Forms
1) The Types of Electric Stimulators
2) The Property and Selection of Electric Current
3) The Selection of the Undulate Wave Forms of the Pulse Electro-Stimulator and Their
Functions
2. Manipulation and Procedure
1) Selection and Prescription of the Acupoints
2) Operation of the Electric Stimulation
3. indications
4. Precautions
V Acupuncture with the Cauterized Needle
1. The Needle Apparatuses
2. Manipulation and Procedure
1) Selection and Sterilization of Needling Area
2) Burning of the Needle
3) Puncturing and its Depth
3. indications
4. Precautions
Vl. Pricking, Cutting, Point-Threading, Point-Catgut-Embedding and Point-Liga-
tion Therapies
l. The Pricking Therapy
2. The Cutting Therapy
3. The Point-Threading, Point-Catgut-Embedding and Point-Ligation Therapies
1) The Point-Threading Therapy
2) The Point-Catgut-Embedding Therapy
3) The Point-Ligation Therapy
4. The Acupoint Strong Stimulation Therapy
5. Precautions
Ⅶ. Hydro-AcupunctureCPoint-lnjection) Therapy
1. Manipulations and Procedure
2. indications
3. Precautions
Appendix Air AcupunctureCPoint-lnjection) Therapy
Chapter Four General introduction to Moxibustion Therapy
Ⅰ Moxibustion Classification and its Commonly Used Materials
1. Moxibustion Classification
2. Commonly Used Materials for Moxibustion
Ⅱ Functions of Moxibustion
1. Warming and Dispersing the Cold Evil
2. Warming and Dredging the Meridians and Promoting Blood Circulation to Remove
Blood Stasis
3. Recuparating the Depleted Yang and Rescuing Collapsed Patients
4. Relieving Stagnation and Dispersing Accumulated Evils
5. Preventing Diseases and Promoting Health
Ⅲ Precautions for Moxibustion
1. Body Position for Moxibustion
2. General Procedure of Moxibustion
3. Quantity of Moxibustion
4. Management of the Moxibustion Scar
5. Contraindication for Moxibustion
Chapter Five Special introduction to Moxibustion Therapy
Ⅰ Moxibustion with Moxa Cone
1. Direct Moxibustion
1) Pustula-Forming Moxibustion
2) Non-Pustula-Forming Moxibustion
2. indirect Moxibustion
1) Ginger-Partition Moxibustion
2) Garlic-Partition Moxibustion
3) Salt-Partition Moxibustion
4) Herbal-Cake-Partition Moxibustion
Ⅱ . Moxibustion with Moxa Stick
1. Mild-Warming Moxibustion
2. Sparrow-Pecking and Rounding Moxibustions
Ⅲ . Moxibustion with Moxa on Needle
1 Apparatuses
1) Filiform Needle
2) Moxa Section
3) Temperature-Controlling Partition
4) Heated-Needle Fork
2. Manipulations and Procedure
1) Direct Heated Needle Moxibustion
2) indirect Heated Needle Moxibustion
3) Indications
4)Precautions
Ⅳ . Moxibustion with instruments
l Apparatus
2. Manipulation and Procedure
V . Other Types of Moxibustions
1. Taiyi Moxa-Cigar and Thunder-Fire Miraculous Moxibustion
1) Taiyi Moxa-Cigar Moxibustion
2) Thunder-Fire Miraculous Moxibustion
2. Crude Herb Moxibustion
3. Burning Rush Moxibustion
Appendix l Moxibustions with Other Materials and Their Functions and indications
Appendix 2 Cupping
1) DThe Classification of Cups
2)Cupp'mg Manipulation
3)Applications of Various Cuppings
4)Indications and Precautions of Cupping
Chapter Six Micro-Acupuncture Therapy(Local Acupuncture
Therapy)
Ⅰ Auricular Acupuncture
l. The Auricule and Auricular Points
1)The Relationship of the Ear with the Zang-Fu Organs and Meridian-Collateral System
2) Anatomical Structure of the Auricule
3) Distribution of the Auricular Points
4) Location and Indications of Commonly Used Ear Points
5) Diagnostic Methods of Auricular Points
2. Clinical Applications of Auricular Acupuncture
1) Clinical indications of Auricular Acupuncture
2) Principles for Selecting Auricular Points
3) Manipulations and Procedure
Ⅲ . Scalp Acupuncture
1. The Relationship of the Head with the Zang-Fu Organs and
Meridian-Collateral System
2. Location and indications of Stimulation Areas on the Scalp
3. Location and Indications of the Standard Nomenclature of Scalp Acupuncture Lines
4. Manipulations and Procedure
5. Precautions
Ⅲ . Facial and Nosal Acupuncture
1. The Theoretic Basis of the Facial and Nosal Acupuncture and Their
Point Distribution Areas
2. Location and indications of the Acupoints of Facial Acupuncture
3. Location and indications of the Acupoints of Nosal Acupuncture
4. Manipulations of the Facial and Nosal A �puncture
5. Precautions
Ⅳ. Occular Acupuncture
1. Occular Distribution Areas
2. Manipulation and Procedure
3. Acupoints Selection
V . Wrist and Ankle Acupuncture
Vl. Hand and Foot Acupuncture
VB Acupuncture on the Radial Aspect of the Second Metacarpal Bone
1. Location and indications of the Acupoints of Radio
Aspect of the Second Metacarpal Bone
2. Manipulations of the Acupuncture of the Radio Aspect of the Second Metacarpal Bone
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Chapter One Introduction to Acupuncture Therapy
l. Commonly Used Needle Instruments
1. Filiform Needles
1) The Structure of Filiform Needles
2) The Gauge of Filiform Needles
3) The Choice of Filiform Needles
4) The Check of Filiform Needles
2. Other Needle Apparatuses
Appendix:The Nine Kinds of Needles in Ancient China
1) Arrowhead-Like Needle
2) Ovoid-Tip Needle
3) Blunt Needle
4) Ensiform Needle
5) Sword-Like Needle
6) Round-Shape Needle
7) Filiform Needle
8) Long Needle
9) Large Needle
Ⅱ . Preparation Before Acupuncture
l. Position of the Patient
1) Lying Position
2) Sitting Position
2.Acupoint Location and Its Sterilization
1) Acupoint Location
2) Common Sterilization
Ⅲ M Angle, Direction and Depth of Needle Insertion
1. Angle of Needle Insertion
1) Perpendicular Puncture
2) Oblique Puncture
3) Horizontal Puncture
2. Direction of Needle Insertion
3. Depth of Needle insertion
1) Varying with the individuals
2) Varying with the Acupoint
3) Varying with the Meridian
4) Varying with the Disease
5) Varying with the Season
4. A upuncture Therapy as in the Yellow Emperor's internal Classic
1) Nine Type of Needlings
2)Twelve Methods of Needlings
3)Five Kind of Punctures
IV . Common Procedure of Acupuncture Therapy
V . Prevention and Management of Possible Accidents in
Acupuncture Therapy
l. Acupuncture Syncope
2. Sticking of the Needle
3. Bending of the Needle
4. Breaking of the Needle
5. Hematoma
6. Infection
7. Residual Sensation
8. Pricking injury of Zang-OrgansCViscera)
1) Traumatic Pneumothorax
2) Piercing injury of the Heart, Liver Spleen, Kidney and Other internal Organs
3) Piercing injury of Brain and Spinal Cord
4) Piercing injury of the Nerve Trunck
Vl. Precautions in Acupuncture Therapy
VII. Practicing Methods of Needling Skills
1. Practice of tl e Finger Force
2. Practice of the Common Manipulations
1) Practicing Quick Puncturing
2) Practicing Twirling-Rotating Puncturing
3) Practicing Lifting-Thrusting Puncturing
4) Practicing Repeated Lifting-Thrusting Puncturing
3. Self-Needling Test
Appendix: Supplementary Practicing Methods of Needling Skills
1) Other Praclicing Methods of the Finger Force
2) Palm-Moving and Qi-Training Methods
3) Sitting-Training Method
Vffl. Contraindications in Acupuncture Therapy
1. Contraindicated Regions
2. Contraindicated Acupoints
3. Contraindication According to the Patient's Condition
4. Provisional Contraindications
Chapter Two Manipulations of Filiform Needle in Acupuncture
Therapy
Ⅰ. Methods of Controlling the Vitality
Ⅱ. Methods of Holding the Needle
1. Holding the Needle with Two Fingers
2. Holding the Needle with Three Fingers
3. Holding the Needle Shaft with Fingers
4. Holding the Needle with Both Hands
Ⅲ . Methods of inserting the Needle
1. insertion of the Needle with Single Hand
2. insertion of the Needle with Both Hands
1) inserting the Needle with Aid of the Finger of the Pressing Hand
2) Gripping and inserting the Needle
3) inserting the Needle by Pinching up the Skin
4) inserting the Needle by Stretching the Skin
Ⅳ. Methods of Manipulating the Needle
1. Lifting and Thrusting Manipulation
2. Twirling and Rotating Manipulation
V . Manipulations of Attaining, Awaiting and inducing Needling Sensation
1 Attaining of the Needling Sensation
2 Awaiting of the Needling Sensation
3. inducing of the Needling Sensation
1) Meridian-Massaging Method
2) Needle-Flicking Method
3) Needle-Scraping Method
4) Needle-Shaking Method
5) Wing-Spreadihg Method
6) Needle-Vibrating Method
7) Needle-Deepening Method
8) Needle-Swinging Method
9) Needle-Thrusting-Drawing Method
Vl. Manipulations of Directing the Transmission of Needling Sensation
1. Needle-Tip-Pointing Method
2. Pressing Method
3. Needle-Down Method
4. Needle-Bending Method
5. Needle-Tapping Method
6. Needle-Twisting Method
7 Acupoint-Supplementing Method
8. Needle-Circling Method
VII. Reinforcing and Reducing Manipulations
1. Reinforcing and Reducing by Lifting and Thrusting the Needle
2. Reinforcing and Reducing by Twirling and Rotating the Needle
3. Reinforcing and Reducing by Rapid and Slow insertion and Withdrawal of the Needle
4. Reinforcing and Reducing by Puncturing along and against the Direction of the Meridian
5. Reinforcing and Reducing by Manipulating the Needle in Cooperation with the Patient's Res-
piration
6. Reinforcing and Reducing by Keeping the Needling Hole Open or Close
7. Heat-lnducing Needling(Reinforcing Needling)
8. Cool-lnducing Needling(Reducing Needling)
9. Yin Occluding in Yang(The Reinforcing Containing the Reducing)
10. Yang Occluding in Yin(The Reducing Containing the Reinforcing)
11. Dragon-Tiger Fighting
12. Midnight-Noon Lifting and Thrusting of the Needle
Appendix l Uniform Reinforcing and Reducing Method and Qi-lnducing Method
Appendix 2 The Strong and Weak Stimulation
Appendix 3 The Other Reinforcing and Reducing Methods
VIII. Manipulations of Retaining and Withdrawing the Needle
1. Retaining the Needle
2. Withdrawing the Needle
IX Acupoint-Penetrating Manipulation
Chapter Three Other Needle Instruments and Their Manipulations
in Acupuncture Therapy
Ⅰ Acupuncture with the Three-Edged Needle
1. The Needle Apparatuses
2. Manipulation and Procedure
3. Indications
4. Precautions
Ⅱ Acupuncture with the Cutaneous Needle
1. Needle Apparatuses and Preparation before Operation
2. Manipulation and Procedure
3. Location of the Tapping
1) Tapping along the Meridian Course
2) Tapping the Corresponding Acupoints
3) Tapping the Affected Area
4. Indications
5. Precautions
III Acupuncture with the Intradermal Needle
1. Needle Apparatuses
2. Manipulation and Procedure
1）DManipulation with the Granular(Wheat-Granule-Shaped) Interdermal Needle
2)Manipulation with the Thumb-Tack(Thumb-Pin-Shaped) Interdermal Needle
3. Indications
4. Precautions
IV Acupuncture with the Electric Needle Apparatuses
1. The Selection of the Needle instruments, Electric Current and Wave Forms
1) The Types of Electric Stimulators
2) The Property and Selection of Electric Current
3) The Selection of the Undulate Wave Forms of the Pulse Electro-Stimulator and Their
Functions
2. Manipulation and Procedure
1) Selection and Prescription of the Acupoints
2) Operation of the Electric Stimulation
3. indications
4. Precautions
V Acupuncture with the Cauterized Needle
1. The Needle Apparatuses
2. Manipulation and Procedure
1) Selection and Sterilization of Needling Area
2) Burning of the Needle
3) Puncturing and its Depth
3. indications
4. Precautions
Vl. Pricking, Cutting, Point-Threading, Point-Catgut-Embedding and Point-Liga-
tion Therapies
l. The Pricking Therapy
2. The Cutting Therapy
3. The Point-Threading, Point-Catgut-Embedding and Point-Ligation Therapies
1) The Point-Threading Therapy
2) The Point-Catgut-Embedding Therapy
3) The Point-Ligation Therapy
4. The Acupoint Strong Stimulation Therapy
5. Precautions
Ⅶ. Hydro-AcupunctureCPoint-lnjection) Therapy
1. Manipulations and Procedure
2. indications
3. Precautions
Appendix Air AcupunctureCPoint-lnjection) Therapy
Chapter Four General introduction to Moxibustion Therapy
Ⅰ Moxibustion Classification and its Commonly Used Materials
1. Moxibustion Classification
2. Commonly Used Materials for Moxibustion
Ⅱ Functions of Moxibustion
1. Warming and Dispersing the Cold Evil
2. Warming and Dredging the Meridians and Promoting Blood Circulation to Remove
Blood Stasis
3. Recuparating the Depleted Yang and Rescuing Collapsed Patients
4. Relieving Stagnation and Dispersing Accumulated Evils
5. Preventing Diseases and Promoting Health
Ⅲ Precautions for Moxibustion
1. Body Position for Moxibustion
2. General Procedure of Moxibustion
3. Quantity of Moxibustion
4. Management of the Moxibustion Scar
5. Contraindication for Moxibustion
Chapter Five Special introduction to Moxibustion Therapy
Ⅰ Moxibustion with Moxa Cone
1. Direct Moxibustion
1) Pustula-Forming Moxibustion
2) Non-Pustula-Forming Moxibustion
2. indirect Moxibustion
1) Ginger-Partition Moxibustion
2) Garlic-Partition Moxibustion
3) Salt-Partition Moxibustion
4) Herbal-Cake-Partition Moxibustion
Ⅱ . Moxibustion with Moxa Stick
1. Mild-Warming Moxibustion
2. Sparrow-Pecking and Rounding Moxibustions
Ⅲ . Moxibustion with Moxa on Needle
1 Apparatuses
1) Filiform Needle
2) Moxa Section
3) Temperature-Controlling Partition
4) Heated-Needle Fork
2. Manipulations and Procedure
1) Direct Heated Needle Moxibustion
2) indirect Heated Needle Moxibustion
3) Indications
4)Precautions
Ⅳ . Moxibustion with instruments
l Apparatus
2. Manipulation and Procedure
V . Other Types of Moxibustions
1. Taiyi Moxa-Cigar and Thunder-Fire Miraculous Moxibustion
1) Taiyi Moxa-Cigar Moxibustion
2) Thunder-Fire Miraculous Moxibustion
2. Crude Herb Moxibustion
3. Burning Rush Moxibustion
Appendix l Moxibustions with Other Materials and Their Functions and indications
Appendix 2 Cupping
1) DThe Classification of Cups
2)Cupp'mg Manipulation
3)Applications of Various Cuppings
4)Indications and Precautions of Cupping
Chapter Six Micro-Acupuncture Therapy(Local Acupuncture
Therapy)
Ⅰ Auricular Acupuncture
l. The Auricule and Auricular Points
1)The Relationship of the Ear with the Zang-Fu Organs and Meridian-Collateral System
2) Anatomical Structure of the Auricule
3) Distribution of the Auricular Points
4) Location and Indications of Commonly Used Ear Points
5) Diagnostic Methods of Auricular Points
2. Clinical Applications of Auricular Acupuncture
1) Clinical indications of Auricular Acupuncture
2) Principles for Selecting Auricular Points
3) Manipulations and Procedure
Ⅲ . Scalp Acupuncture
1. The Relationship of the Head with the Zang-Fu Organs and
Meridian-Collateral System
2. Location and indications of Stimulation Areas on the Scalp
3. Location and Indications of the Standard Nomenclature of Scalp Acupuncture Lines
4. Manipulations and Procedure
5. Precautions
Ⅲ . Facial and Nosal Acupuncture
1. The Theoretic Basis of the Facial and Nosal Acupuncture and Their
Point Distribution Areas
2. Location and indications of the Acupoints of Facial Acupuncture
3. Location and indications of the Acupoints of Nosal Acupuncture
4. Manipulations of the Facial and Nosal A �puncture
5. Precautions
Ⅳ. Occular Acupuncture
1. Occular Distribution Areas
2. Manipulation and Procedure
3. Acupoints Selection
V . Wrist and Ankle Acupuncture
Vl. Hand and Foot Acupuncture
VB Acupuncture on the Radial Aspect of the Second Metacarpal Bone
1. Location and indications of the Acupoints of Radio
Aspect of the Second Metacarpal Bone
2. Manipulations of the Acupuncture of the Radio Aspect of the Second Metacarpal Bone
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