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Gives a clear description of the principal aspects of diagnosis within this sytem,ironing out inconsistencies often present in discussions of these aspects.An inspirational encapsulation of a popular style & approach in acupuncture. (2010) 404 pages

The points are listed in English, Pinyin, Numbering system, and Chinese character. Clear, concise, a well presented useful resource for students and the teaching profession. A4 size,77 pages.Over 20 b/w & 14 colour illustrations. By Veet Allan (2004)

The main emphasis of this guide is to help acupuncture practitioners on how to establish a diagnosis of a disease and how to differentiate and treat it. - By Wenbin & Jinhua. (1997) 215pp

This book presents the central position of the heart in Lingshu-chapter 8. - By Larre & Rochat. (1991) 87pp

Useful book for students & practitioners of TCM giving detailed descriptions of the image & the function of major acupuncture points.250 widely-used points have been selected for classification,functions,indications & countraindications.-Lade(98)363p

Covering subjects from: The differences between Chinese and Western acupuncture to an outline of acupuncture analgesia. An informative book for those who have learnt the basics of acupuncture. Vol.I: 165pp, Vol.II: 136pp - By J. Bischko. (1986)

A new collection of clinical research papers from China.- By Various authors. (1995) 76pp

Includes papers on moxibustion, scalp acupuncture, auricular acupuncture and electroacupuncture. - By Various authors. (1996)71pp

Contains many new clinical observations, and many treatments for various ailments.- By Various authors. (1997) 80pp