"Single-Point Acupuncture and Moxibustion Therapy"(AuthorLiu Zhao)is a compilation of ten years of study and clinical practice. It contains meridian theory, syndrome-differentiation, therapeutic principles and a myriad of case studies to illustrate the scope of healing utilizing a single acupuncture point. The authors cover herbal therapies, moxibustion and needling techniques necessary for optimal results. Each case study is detailed with the patients disease, symptomatological facts, syndrome differentiation, therapeutic principle, treatment specifics and results of each treatment. When applicable the authors add important clinical notes and observations that can only be gleaned from years of practice. A wide representation of diseases are discussed in the case studies in areas of internal disorders, surgical disease, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatric disease, and diseases of the skin, eyes, and ears.

"Single-Point Acupuncture and Moxibustion Therapy"(AuthorLiu Zhao)Single-point Acvupmcture and Moxibustion (SAM)Therapy Gy Dr.Liu Zhao & zhou Chen-hua is a complation of ten years of study and climical practice. It contains the theory of channels and collaterajs.syndrome-differentiation,therapeutic principles commoniy used poinrs in SAM and a myra of case studies to illustate the scope of healting utilizing a single acupuncutre point, "Single-Point Acupuncture and Moxibustion Therapy"the authoors cover herbal thexapus moxitbustion and needling techniques necessary for optimal results. Each case study is derailed witli the patienr's disease, symptomaroloccal fasfs synndrome diffrenrtation, therapeutc principte, treatment secifics and resuffs of each treatment. When a ppticable the authors add important clinical notes repesenration of diseases are dscussed in the case studies in areas of internal disorders, surcqicad diseases, obsterric and ameologic diseases nediarric diseases, and diseases of the skin eyes, and ears.

Part 1

General Introduction of Single—point Acupuncture and Moxibustion(SAM)

Chapter 1 Summary

Chapter 2 Theoretical Basis of Single。point Acupuncture and Moxibustj on

Chapter 3 Manipulation Techniques of Single—point Acup~uncture

and Moxibustion

Chapter 4 Some Relative Topics of Single-point Acupuncture and

Moxibustion

Chapter 5 The Indications and Contraindications of Single—point

Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Part 2 Brief Introduction of Commonly Used Points in Single—point

Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Chapter 1 Lung Channel of Hand Taiyin

Chapter 2 Large Intestine Channel of Hand Yangming

Chapter 3 Stomach Channel of Foot Yangming

Chapter 4 Spleen Channel of Foot Taiyin

Chapter 5 Heart Channel of Hand Shaoyin

Chapter 6 Small Intestine Channel of Hand Taiyang

Chapter 7 Bladder Channel of Foot Taiyang

Chapter 8 Kidney Channel of Foot Shaoyin

Chapter 9 Pericardium Channel of Hand Jueyin

Chapter 10 Sanjiao Channel of Hand Shaoyang

Chapter 11 Gallbladder Channel of Foot Shaoyang

Chapter 12 Liver Channel of Foot Jueyin

Chapter 13 Du Vessel

Chapter 14 Ren Vessel

Part 3 Case Records of Single—point Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Chapter 1 Internal Diseases

Chapter 2 Surgical Diseases

Chapter 3 Diseases of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Chapter 4 Pediatric Diseases

Chapter 5 Diseases of Skin

Chapter 6 Ophthalmic Diseases

Chapter 7 Diseases of Otorhinolaryngology