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基本説明
A single pocket atlus covers all the major body and ear acupuncture points.
Full Description
A wealth of information on acupuncture in a single pocket-sized text!A flexi textbook that contains information on all the major body and ear acupuncture points, as well as an extensive coverage of trigger points. The text is augmented by 126 illustrations pertaining to body acupuncture, 48 illustrations on ear acupuncture, and 114 illustrations on trigger points. The description of each point includes: exact location depth of needling indication function in TCMThe different schools of ear acupuncture (e.g., Chinese vs. Nogier), often a source of confusion for many practitioners, are presented side-by-side.While the terminology of the points follows Chinese standards for acupuncture, the body parts are named following up-to-date anatomical nomenclature, and the description of trigger points also mentions the respective muscle and pain projection zones.Illustrations include color photographs and clear full-color drawings.
Contents
Part 1The Lung ChannelThe Large Intestine ChannelThe Stomach ChannelThe Spleen ChannelThe Heart ChannelThe Small Intestine ChannelThe Bladder ChannelThe Kidney ChannelThe Pericardium ChannelThe Triple Warmer ChannelThe Gall Bladder ChannelThe Liver ChannelThe Conception Vessel (Ren Mai)The Governor Vessel (Du Mai)The Extra PointsPart 2: Ear Acupuncture PointsAnatomy of the Outer Ear (Auricula)Zones of Auricular Innervation According to NogierZones of Auricular Innervation According to DurinjanTopography of Reflex ZonesPoints on the Lobule According to Chinese NomenclaturePoints on the Lobule According to NogierPoints on the Tragus According to Chinese NomenclaturePoints on the Tragus According to Nogier and BahrPoints on the Intertragic Notch According to Chinese NomenclaturePoints on the Intertragic Notch According to NogierPoints on the Antitragus According to Chinese NomenclaturePoints on the Antitragus According to NogierProjection of the Skeleton According to NogierProjection Zones of the Spinal Column According to NogierPlexus Points in the Concha According to NogierPoints in the Triangular Fossa According to Chinese NomenclaturePoints on the Ascending Helix According to Chinese NomenclaturePoints on the Helix According to NogierCovered Points on the Helix According to NogierProjection Zones of Internal Organs According to Chinese NomenclatureProjection Zones of the Internal Organs According to NogierEnergy and Treatment Lines on the AuriculaPart 3: Trigger PointsDefinition of Trigger PointsTemporal MuscleMasseter MuscleLateral Pterygoid MuscleTrapezius MuscleShort Muscles of the Neck (Rectus Capitis Posterior Major and Minor Muscles, Superior and Inferior Oblique Muscles of the Head)Splenius Muscle of HeadAnterior, Middle, and Posterior Scalene MusclesTrigger Points of the Scalene MuscleLevator Muscle of ScapulaSternocleidomastoid MuscleSubclavius MuscleGreater Pectoral MuscleSmaller Pectoral MuscleSmaller and Greater Rhomboid MuscleSupraspinatus MuscleInfraspinatus MuscleSubscapular MuscleLong Radial Extensor Muscle of WristSupinator MuscleTrigger Points of the Supinator MuscleExtensor Muscle of FingersIliac MusclePronator Teres MuscleTrigger Points of the Pronator Teres MuscleSuperficial Flexor Muscle of FingersTrigger Points of the Superficial Flexor Muscle of the FingersImportant Acupuncture Points and their LocalizationsExternal Oblique Muscle of AbdomenTrigger Points of the External Oblique Muscle of the AbdomenGreater Psoas MuscleQuadratus Lumborum MuscleGluteus Maximus MuscleTrigger Points of the Gluteus Maximus MuscleAcupuncture Points of the Gluteus Maximus MuscleGluteus Medius MuscleTherapy of Trigger PointsTrigger Points of the Gluteus Medius MuscleGluteus Minimus MuscleTrigger and Acupuncture Points of the Gluteus Minimus MusclePiriformis MuscleTrigger and Acupuncture Points of the Piriformis MuscleQuadriceps Femoris MuscleTrigger Points of the Quadriceps Femoris MuscleHamstring Muscles (Biceps Muscle of Thigh, Semimembranosus Muscle, Semitendinosus Muscle)Gracilis MuscleTensor Muscle of the Fascia LataGastrocnemius MuscleAnterior Tibial Muscle