Traditional Chinese Medicine: Applied Anatomy of Acupoints (For TCM, Acupuncture, and Tuina Professionals)

Author: Yan Zhenquan
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is an interdisciplinary work that combines anatomy and acupuncture, reflecting the characteristics of integrative Chinese and Western medicine, as well as the integration of clinical medicine and basic medical sciences. The book is divided into three chapters: Chapter 1 covers the meridian pathways and acupoint names; Chapter 2 focuses on the anatomy of important acupoints; Chapter 3 discusses the anatomy of dangerous acupoints. The book provides a detailed introduction to the literature basis, surface location, manipulation methods, clinical indications, needle insertion depth, adjacent structures, precautions, acupuncture accidents, and their prevention for acupoints. It enhances acupuncture efficacy while avoiding accidental injuries caused by blind acupuncture in clinical practice. The book is highly scientific and practical, with rich and detailed content, connecting acupoint anatomy with clinical practice and featuring numerous illustrations. It is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as advanced trainees and specialists in acupuncture, tuina, orthopedics, and related fields.