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Integrated Clinical Approach

This first translation of the Exposition in English is amon the most comprehensive discussions of the text available in any language. The book is divided into five parts: theory, acupuncture, herbal, internal alchemy, pulse diagnosis. (2010)

This book demonstrates how a deeper understanding of the interrelationship between organ and channel theory can lead to more precise diagnosis and better clinical results. A unique format that for the aprrentice and teacher. (2008) 717pp

The author has selected more than 100 kinds of disease with more than 200 cases of illnesses recorded and treated by the author himself, ranging from gynaecology, pediatrics, ophthalmology,dermatology and surgery. (1985) 306pp

This atlas provides clear information on the full range of acupuncture points and main channels in a systematic and clear way. Each of these points combine anatomical drawings and photos of surface anatomy. For beginners and reference. (2008) 732pp

A unique introductory book on the philosophy,the theory of Chinese medicine,the diagnosis,the Chinese systems of channels,& the description of the 120 most important acupuncture points.Needling & moxibustion methods are described.-Stux/Pomeranz(92)322p

Fully-annotated translation of the classic of Acupuncture.- By Sunu, Ki and Lee. (1985) 341pp

Contents: Yin&Yang connected to Days and Months, Transfer of Diseases, Dreams, Circulation, Pathological Changes, Prohibition, Obedience, Five Colours of the Face, Treatise on Courage.- By Sunu and Ki. (1989) 69pp

A collection of real case studies of patients who have been treated by prominent acupuncture practitioners in China. More than 170 cases are included, covering 73 different types of syndrome and disease. (2011) 365pp

This book represents the most definitive statement to date on the theory and application of this fascinating and obscure aspects of the channel system, the Jing Bie or channel divergences.- By Miki Shima and Charles Chace (2001 ) 266pp