Acupuncture Series Poster - Head Acupuncture

Author: Wang Fuchun et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Standard head acupoint lines are located on the scalp. According to anatomical names of the skull, they are divided into four regions: frontal region, parietal region, temporal region, with 14 standard lines (25 lines in total, including left, right, and central).
Head acupuncture, also known as scalp acupuncture, is a method of treating and preventing diseases by stimulating specific acupoint lines on the head. Its theoretical basis is derived from traditional Zang-Fu organ meridian theory and the functional projection of the cerebral cortex on the scalp, from which corresponding head acupoint lines are selected.