Contains 4 parts: - Historical Background, - Traditional Knowledge, - Basic Biomedical Sciences in Acupuncture, - Future Directions and Potential. - By H. Dung. (1998) 531pp

This book provides an up-to-date understanding of the scientific basis of clinical acupuncture for researchers, health care practitioners, administrators and patients. - By Stux and Hammerschlag. (2001) 225pp

Written by an international expert in the field, this book provides key advice on incorporating ear acupuncture techniques into daily practice. - By Beate Strittmatter (2003) Over 300 black and white drawings. 382 pages

Designed to provide the reader with up-to-date knowledge and understanding of the most commonly used agents in the fields of electrotherapy. Includes a free CD-Rom. 11th edition. - By Sheila Kitchen. (2002) 347pp

Section 1 deals with the mechanism of acupuncture therapy. Section 2 contains 175 pages of clinical case studies. A very useful reference book for practitoners of TCM and acupuncture, and for advanced students. - By Cheung/Li/Wong (2001) 361pp

Offers busy practitioners an accessible guide to the myriad ways in which these time-tested methods can both enhance & ease apregnant womans experience before,during,and after delivery. Illustrated with drawings & photos. 229 pp.- Ansgar Roemer(2005)

A long standing best seller on the technique and treatment of ear acupuncture translated from the Chinese text.Includes many colour charts. (1991) 162pp

Provides a comprehensive review of both the French (after Nogier) & Chinese schools of acupuncture. Detailed descripions of the anatomy & morphology of the ear, acupoints on the ear and their localizations.-Drawings throughout its 267pp plus CD.(2001)

This book is invaluable to the clinician wanting to include the use of laser as part of clinical practice.Theory, research, guidelines on good practice, dosage, strategies for treatment planning are key features. - By d. Baxter. (1994) 259pp

Designed for the busy medical professional. This book is the perfect text for gaining knowledge of medical acupuncture as a complement to other specialities. This introductroy text discusses the most important concepts of acupuncture, with detailed information on anatomic facts for point localisation, clinical pearls and practical tips for integrating these techniques into the everyday practice. The book covers microsystems such as hand, nose, foot, scalp, and ear. Each topic is supplemented by a short self-study quiz to aid in national certification and licensing exam preparation. Clinical practice chapters describe common conditions in the areas of general medicine, ophthalmology, gynecology, rheumatology, oncology, and pain management. (2007) 324pp 244 illustrations