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

A comprehensive guide to the use of ear acupuncture for the treatment of substance abuse. Provides a thorough grounding in the theory of Chinese medicine and integrates Chinese medical theory with modern biomedical concepts. (2009) 249pp

This book provides physicians and therapists with an innovative diagnostic model together with the necessary medical information to interpret their findings correctly. It allows a more complete and accurate diagnosis. (2010) 301pp

Includes mainly the anatomy of the auricule, location, function & indication of auricular points. Methods of auricular diagnosis and treatment are well explained. - By Xiao Fei (1996) 204pp

The book covers five parts: I: Introduction, II: Anatomy of the Auricle,III: Auricular Points, IV: Clinical Application of Auricular-point-pressing Therapy, V: Treatment of Common Diseases. - By shan Qiuhua.(1996) 236pp

The first part of this book shows how acupuncture needles are used in sophisticated and powerful therapeutic interventions. The second part introduces the principles and practice of auriculomedicine. A continuation of Nogiers findings. (2009) 176pp

This handbook combines both Chinese and French systems of auriculotherapy. A useful book for all health care professionals.Includes a laminated 20.5x26.5cm colour ear chart. - By T. Olsen. (2003) 359pp

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

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