Acupuncture for Doctors –
20 Central Treatments
gives a systematic and clear description of the
acupuncture treatments most often used in medical practice
today.
The book makes it easy to use acupuncture as an alternative tool
in the surgery.
With its many illustrations, the book makes it very easy to
inform patients about their treatment.
The book has been written for doctors wanting to use acupuncture
as a form of treatment within the traditional medical diagnosis
and treatment model.
Acupuncture for doctors – 20 Central Treatments
is based on the same scientific principles as the major
reference work: Palle Rosted,
Akupunktur på naturvidenskabeligt grundlag
(Acupuncture Based on Science). Forlaget Klim, 2003.
Design and layout
Acupuncture for Doctors – 20 Central Treatments
can stand upright on a table or desk for easy reference during
treatment. The book is divided into two parts: a general part
and a treatment part.
The general part
presents a description of:
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various general concepts:
meridians, acupuncture points, trigger points, De-qui,
etc. |
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the connection between
acupuncture and neurophysiology |
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examination techniques |
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acupuncture needles,
insertion methods, etc. |
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frequency and number of
treatments |
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side effects,
contraindications |
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patient complaints and insurance |
The treatment
part
presents a detailed description of acupuncture techniques for
the following ailments:
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Atypical Facial Pain |
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Temporomandibular Dysfunction |
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Neck
Pain |
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Shoulder Pain |
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Elbow
Pain |
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Wrist
Pain |
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Lumbar
Pain |
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Hip
Pain |
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Knee
Pain |
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Ankle
Pain |
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Angina
Pectoris |
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Asthma |
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome |
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Disease of the Bladder |
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Gynaecological Diseases |
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Nausea |
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Sinusitis and Rhinitis |
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Stress, Anxiety and Phobias |
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Headache and Migraine |
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Trigeminal Neuralgia |
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The book can stand upright on a
table or desk for easy reference
during treatment of the patient - just like
Acupuncture for Dentists.


Examples from Acupuncture for Doctors |