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Anatomical atlas of Chinese acupuncture points Chen Jing
Publisher: Shandong Science & Technology Pub

Anatomical Atlas of Chinese Acupuncture Points Jing Cheng Published: 1988-10 | ISBN: 7533101731 | DJVU | 265 pages | 7 MBThis atlas is intended to provide a concise reference for those work. GIF Atlas of Acupuncture Points [Revolving New Icon] This 39-page booklet describes the location of all acupuncture points , as well as using both the western and Chinese names for each point . Acupuncture Points Trainer (CD-ROM)English | Published: 2009-06-10 | ISBN: 0702034150 | ISO | 178 MBThis Acupuncture Points Trainer CD-ROM provides an. She is also working on an interactive, anatomically-based atlas of canine acupuncture points based on highly-detailed dissections (yuck?), in conjunction with the neurosciences faculty at CSU. Points on the twelve primary channels, the extraordinary vessels, as well as the extra points – a total of 419 acupuncture points. Anatomical.atlas.of.Chinese.acupuncture.points.pdf. Complete anatomical location of each point . The CD-ROM stands on its own but is also a valuable additional learning resource for those who have purchased the Atlas of Acupuncture or the Flashcards by Claudia Focks. Color Atlas of Acupuncture : Body Points – Ear Points – Trigger . Chen J; 1990, Anatomical Atlas of Chinese Acupuncture Points (2nd ed), Shandong Science and Technology Press, Jinana, China. Date B; private communication, Pune, 26/8/98 to 29/8/98. Each of these points combine anatomical drawings and photographs of surface anatomy. Each point is numbered by the standard system along with the Chinese names. Neck_muscles_ts The neck is dense with anatomical structures. Product Description Atlas of the 14 main acupuncture meridians. This excellently designed Atlas of Acupuncture is easy to access and provides clear information on the full range of acupuncture points and main channels in a systematic and clear way. Anatomical atlas of Chinese acupuncture points. Handle twelve meridians hand Yangming large intestine through the . Bone, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and lymph nodes compact into a contained space that connects the brain and sensory organs with the rest of the body.