The powerful line drawings and photos of this book gives the reader an accurate sense of what is being seen and felt. Emphasis is placed on the integration of Chinese & Japanese medical thought. 117 illustrations. - By A. Gardner-Abbate. (2001) 324pp

Containing over 300 hundred colour photos & many case studies,this atlas is an extensive & detailed text for practitioners & students.Organised according to syndrome,the case studies offer detailed histories describing aspects of diagnosis.(2000)260pp

A truly remarkable textbook on the treatment of diseases with Traditional Chinese medicine. - By Bob Flaws and James Lake. (2001) 484pp

Offers a clear & practical path toward a much deeper understanding of this traditional diagnostic method,while recasting its interpretation in the context of our own times.Richly illustrated in over 100 tables & graphic drawings.- L.Hammer.(2001) 810pp

Edited by Elizabeth Hsu, lecturer in medical anthropology at the Institute of Social & Cultural Anthropology in Oxford,this work promises to make a valuable & innovative contribution to scholars and practitioners. - Ed. by Elizabeth Hsu (2002) 426pp

The basic theory & diagnostic & treating experience of ocular diseases in the ophthalmology of TCM are sytematically presented. Text in English and in Chinese. - Shanghai University of TCM (2002) 202 pages

This book mainly introduces the basic theories of otorhinolaryndology of TCM and the therapeutic methods of the commonly-seen diseases. Text in English and in Chinese. - Shanghai University of Chinese Medicine. (2002)203 pages

Clinical manual on the Chinese medical treatment of diabetes &its many complications.A unique approach to the treatment of this common disease from both a Chinese and Western medicine perspective. - By B.Flaws, L.Kuchinski, R. Casanas (2002) 401 pages

The authors demonstrates how the use of physical treatments such as acupuncture, qigong and related practice are the way forward for the prevention and cure of illness. - By Kelvin Chan and Henry Lee (2002) 472pp

This first of its kind in the West... an absolute must for practitioners & students who wish to use this syndrome technique for acupuncture & herbal medicine. - By McDonald and Penner.(1994) 565pp