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Dr Nakatani checked the electro-permeability of the skin of a patient who had severe oedema due to chronic nephrosis, and found some higher than normal electric permeable points on his back which were arranged like the classic kidney meridian.

This book consists of extracts from the original publication in Japanese. - Dr. M. Hyodo (1990) 168 pages. (118 illust.)

In this book, the principles and techniques of scalp acupuncture are systemically discussed along with typical case reports to illustrate the therapeutic effect of the therapy. - By Jiao Shunfu (2000) 94 pages

Scalp acupuncture is also known as head acupuncture. This first volume includes the general introduction, origin and development of scalp acupuncture, head anatomy, channels, collaterals and points on the head. (2007) 350pp

Physician Chiao and his colleagues studying the Chingloin TCM& the neurophysiological anatomy in Western medicine, discovered that acupuncture points in the scalp are effective in treating patients suffering from paralysis & cerebral trauma.(90) 71pp

This book is an introduction for professionals in Western medicine & for acupuncturists on the use of acupuncture in the treatment of schizophrenia & sleep disorders. A mix of east-west culture. A role to improving the quality of life. (2009)

This book is a translation of a Chinese text published in 1987. A comprehensive look into how acupuncture and moxibustion can help in the treatment and prevention of Schizophrenia. 164pp-450 illustrations. - By Thomas Dey. (2000)

Meridian test is an assessment, treatment, & selfcare system that can be used to improve athletic performance & physical fitness. It simplifies the assessment so that even non acupuncturists & athletes can learn treatment more effectively. (2008) 213pp