China Zhenjiuology-24.Method of Three Needles Punctured

Understanding Temporal Acupuncture & Targeted Needling Techniques

Explore advanced acupuncture techniques developed by Prof. Jing Rui, Director of Acupuncture at Guangzhou College of TCM, based on decades of clinical experience. This resource delves into two specialized methods:

Temporal Three-Needle Method for Wind-Stroke Sequelae

Learn about the temporal three-needle method, a refined approach within three-needle acupuncture. This technique is specifically designed to address the lingering effects of wind-stroke. This section provides a detailed breakdown of:

• Definition: Understanding the core principles of this acupuncture method.
• Locating Points: Precise methods for identifying the key acupuncture points.
• Needle Insertion Angle: Optimal angles for effective treatment.
• Therapeutic Effects: Exploring the benefits and mechanisms of action.
• Treatment Course: Guidance on the duration and progression of treatment.
• Clinical Application: Real-world examples of its use.

Targeted Needling Around the Diseased Area

Discover the method of needling the diseased area in a circular fashion. This advanced technique utilizes multiple needles to target the affected region. Key aspects covered include:

• CT Scanning & Localization: The importance of CT scans for accurate targeting.
• Therapeutic Method: Detailed steps for performing the needling procedure.
• Care & Attention: Essential considerations for patient safety and comfort.

CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY Series: A World-Renowned Educational Resource

The CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY Series is a highly respected and comprehensive audiovisual educational resource for acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine. Developed with the highest academic standards, it's recognized globally for its practical value and theoretical depth.

Recognized with prestigious awards, including:

• "Gold Medal Award" by WHO & WFAS (1996)
• Purchased by WHO for International Health Programs (1993 & 1999)
• WFAS Standard Educational Tool (1993)
• Prize of Outstanding Audio-Visual Materials by People of Republic of China (P.R.C.) (1991)
• First Prize of Teaching Programs by Ministry of Education Taiwan R.O.C. (1994)

Available in both Chinese & English (DVD format) for global accessibility.

Endorsements from Leading Organizations:

• Chinese Medical Association
• China Association of Zhenjiu
• American Acupuncture Association
• International Foundation of Oriental Medicine

Important Notice: This resource provides educational information and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider. Proper training and certification are required to practice acupuncture. Use safety precautions when handling needles.

Production & Collaboration:

This series is a collaborative effort involving leading TCM institutions and experts, including:

• China Academy Of TCM
• Shanghai University of TCM
• Chengdu University of TCM
• Guangzhou University of TCM
• Nanjing University of TCM
• Shandong University of TCM
• Liaoning University of TCM
• Zhejiang University of TCM
• Fujian University of TCM
• Heilongjiang University of TCM
• Tianjing College of TCM
• China Great Wall Hospital
• Beijing Institute of Physical Education
• China Medical University (Taiwan)