独穴针灸疗法
2006-10-01
人民卫生出版社
Zhao, Liu; Chenhua, Zhou
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There are a great many records about SAM in all the books of acupunctureand moxibustion through the ages.Sequentially，in the last ten years orso，some scholars in our country collected much relative information andpublished the books on SAM.In consideration of such a background，this book，Single-point Acupuncture and Moxibustion Therapy，is workedout under the instruction of TCM's theory of channels and collateralsand syndrome-differentiation combined with our clinical experiencesobtained from many years of clinical practice of acupuncture andmoxibustion.It systematically narrates the principles of SAM and howto use it in clirucal practice.This book includes three parts： the first partis general introduction of SAM，the second involves the commmly usedsingle point，and the third insists of case records of SAM.
Dr.Liu Zhao was born in Tianshui City，Gansu Province，January 1970.He graduatedfrom Nanjing Railway Medical College.As earlyas his college days，he had invented and gained anational patent for his microcomputer-controlledhuman body model of the Midday-midnightEbb-flow（Zi Wu Liu Zhu），the Eightfold Methodof the Sacred Tortoise（Ling Gui Ba Fa），and theEightfold Method of Soaring（Fei Teng Ba Fa）.Currently，he holds two TCM patents and haspublished several academic TCM papers.Hehas been engaged in clinical practice for manyyears and is a master of TCM，acupuncture，and TCM specialty English translation.He isextremely experienced and talented at treatingobstinate and difficult to cure illnesses such as，obstinate asthma，GI tract ulcers，hypertension，nephrolithiasis，hyperthyroidism，arthritis，angitis，prolapse of lumbar intervertebral disc，trauma induced joint rigidity，multiple uterinefibroids，etc.
Part 1 General Introduction of Single-point Acupuncture and Moxibustion （SAM）Chapter 1 SummaryChapter 2 Theoretical Basis of Single-point Acupuncture and Moxibustion1.Etiological Theory2.Channels and Collaterals Theory3.Theory of Syndrome-differentiation4.Therapeutic Principle5.Functions of Some Specific Points（1）Luo-connecting points（2）Five transport points（3）Front-Mu points（4）Xi-cleft points（5）Confluent points of the eight extraordinary vessels（6）Intersecting points（7）Eight influential points（8）Lower he-sea points（9）Yuan-source points（10）Back-shu pointsChapter 3 Manipulation Techniques of Single-point Acupuncture and Moxibustion1.Manipulation of Acupuncture of Single-point Therapy2.Manipulation of Moxibustion of Single-point Therapy3.Application of Other Specific Methods in Single-point TherapyChapter 4 Some Relative Topics of Single-point Acupuncture and MoxibustionChapter 5 The Indications and Contraindications of Single-point Acupuncture and MoxibustionPart 2 Brief Introduction of Commonly Used Points in Single-point Acupuncture and MoxibustionChapter 1 Lung Channel of Hand Taiyin……Part 3 Case Records of Single-point Acupuncture and MoxibustionIndex by Point NantesIndex by Disease Names and Symptonms
Effect Observation：Within one treatment，dryness and acerbity aswell as itching sensation of the throat were all relieved greatly.After 5days treatment，there were no discomforts any more. 7.Trauma of Auricle Case Patient：Wang，male，age 9 years old，pupil. Chief Complaint：Pain of the right ear for 3 hours. History of Present Illness：Three hours ago，the patient's right ear washeavily tweaked by his teacher because he was too naughty and madetrouble in his class.It caused his right ear got severely red and swollen，accompanied with intolerable pain.Then his teacher led him to thishospital for treatment on March 11，2002.After the onset of illness，therewas no tinnitus，dizziness，failure of hearing and so on，his appetite，urination，bowel movements were all normal.There were no othercomplaints.Physical Examination：The patient appeared alert with a normalgeneral condition.Pulse floating and tense，tongue light red with a thinlayer of white fur.The right auricle was prominently characterized by severe congestion and swelling，it was scarlet in colour and unpressable due to sensitive tenderness.The right antrum auris was unobstructed，nobleeding or exudation was found.The tympanal membrane was intact.No other abnormality present.Diagnosis：Trauma of Auricle.Syndrome Differentiation：This disease，in TCM，pertains to the category of "Er Tong" （pain of ear）.It was caused by the exterior force，which rambunctiously rubbed the auricle and then affected the flowingof channel qi and blood in the auricle.Therefore，there appeared asyndrome of blood stasis and qi-stagnancy in the auricle，which wasmanifested by the regional swelling and the pain.As for the auricle，it's just the end of the Sanjiao Channel of Hand Shaoyang，where theJchannel-qi of Sanjiao Channel of Hand Shaoyang converges together.According to the theory of channels，the root of a channel means wherethe channel-qi originates，correspondingly，the end of a channel meanswhere the channel-qi converges.The root and the end of a channel are ofsignificance for a channel，for they are closely related to each other andtogether maintain the normal flowing of qi and blood of the channel.Under normal status，they coordinate with each other from afar，excessof one consequentially leads to excess of another; deficiency of oneconsequentially leads to deficiency of another too.In this case，the endof the Sanjiao Channel of Hand Shaoyang was involved in the suffering，which must be reflected by its root.Therapeutic Principle：According to the above comprehension onthe root and end based on the theory of channels，the root of the SanjiaoChannel of Hand Shaoyang.SJ 1 （Guan Chong） should be selected forblood-letting therapy in order to rapidly vent the sudden accumulationof blood stasis and qi-stagnacy from the Sanjiao Channel of HandShaoyang as well as activate blood flow and remove blood stasis，dredgethe obstructed channel and relieve the pain.Acupuncture Treatment：SJ 1 of right side was selected for blood-letting therapy with three-edged needle and garlic-partitionedmoxibustion.The selected point was punctured with a three-edgedneedle in order to bleed more than 10 drops.After the dark red bloodwas bled out，the colour of the blood would become fresh red slowly，then the hole should be pressed firmly with a cotton ball in order to stopbleeding in time.Afterwards，a piece of coin-shaped garlic was set ontothe point for being baked by a burning moxa roll.When the patient feltvery hot，the moxa roll should be taken away for a while，performingsuch garlic-partitioned moxibustion for 25 minutes each time，twice aday.When every garlic-partitioned moxibustion was performed，a newpiece of coin-shaped garlic should be applied. ……
