First textbook recommended to students by most colleges internationally. (1993) 432pp

Book to accompany the set of 3 wall charts (BK2220).(1995)113pp

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

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)

Approved by the State Administration of TCM, this book is a set of charts prepared by the Institute of Acupuncture & Moxibustion of the China Academy of TCM, showing names and locations of meridians and acupoints. (1990) 276pp

This well written illustrated textbook is a comprehensive referance source for the study of acupuncture points.Meridians,locations, & point selections are described in-depth.To complement the study, flash-cards are available. - Peter Deadman(2001)671pp

Contents: Acupuncture and Moxibustion Treatments, Acupuncture Points, Treatments. - By Cheng Wei Lee. (1998) 247pp

View of acupuncture techniques as being practised in China today. 4 sections:-Basic principles of Chinese Medicine, -Principles of Therapy, -Therapy of Some Common Diseases, -Modern Acupuncture methods, - Acupuncture Anaesthesia. - G.Lewith. (1994)144p

Accessible and descriptive book on the location of every known non-meridial point with guidelines for their use in treatment.- By Royston Low. (1988) 112pp