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Acupuncture and Moxibustion of Zhuang Medicine

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131
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9787513237321

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Summary

This book is a revised edition of Chinese Zhuang Medical Acupuncture and Moxibustion. Building on the first edition, it further expounds and refines the basic theory, adds commonly used specific acupoints of Zhuang acupuncture, broadens the range of clinical conditions, and includes a large number of cured cases from Zhuang acupuncture practice. The book is divided into three parts. The first part introduces the definition, origins, and prospects of Zhuang acupuncture, its modern research and theoretical foundations, its mechanism of action, methods of operation, and principles of application, as well as its functions, characteristics, indications, and contraindications. The second part introduces the specific acupoints of Zhuang acupuncture and other commonly used acupoints, together with the principles for their use. The third part focuses on the Zhuang acupuncture treatment experience for 61 common diseases across clinical specialties including internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, andrology, dermatology, and the five sense organs. It presents the concrete clinical application of Zhuang acupuncture therapy and integrates the fifty years of acupuncture experience of Professor Huang Jinming, a renowned senior Chinese medicine physician nationwide.

Editor's review

This book is a relatively systematic monograph in the field of Zhuang medical acupuncture and moxibustion, written by Huang Jinming and Song Ning, with a revised edition published by China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2018. Compared with the first edition, it expounds and refines the basic theory, adds commonly used specific acupoints of Zhuang acupuncture, broadens the range of clinical conditions, and includes a large number of cured cases. The structure is clear: the first part covers the definition, origins, theoretical foundations, mechanism of action, methods of operation, and indications and contraindications of Zhuang acupuncture; the second part focuses on specific acupoints and commonly used acupoints and the principles for their use; and the third part discusses, by specialty, the treatment experience for 61 common diseases in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, andrology, dermatology, and the five sense organs. Its outstanding value lies in closely combining the theoretical framework of Zhuang acupuncture with clinical practice and integrating Professor Huang Jinming's fifty years of acupuncture experience, making it a meaningful reference for organizing and transmitting ethnic medicine. For readers engaged in the clinical practice and study of acupuncture in Chinese and ethnic medicine, the book serves both as a reference for specific acupoints and treatment approaches to particular conditions and as an introductory read for understanding the Zhuang acupuncture system as a whole; clinicians encountering relevant conditions can focus on the specific treatment plans and case records in the third part.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Physicians engaged in clinical acupuncture in Chinese or ethnic medicine who wish to learn about Zhuang acupuncture therapy
  • Teachers and graduate students in acupuncture, tuina, and ethnic medicine at Chinese medicine colleges
  • Researchers interested in the theoretical system and specific acupoints of Zhuang medicine
  • Practitioners in primary care institutions who need to broaden their approach to ethnic medicine treatment

Not a good fit for

  • Ordinary readers with no medical background who wish to teach themselves acupuncture
  • Readers interested only in general Chinese medicine health care and wellness
  • Beginners expecting an illustrated primer that replaces theoretical reading with diagrams

Reading tips

  1. Read the first part through to build an overall framework of the definition, principles, and operating standards of Zhuang acupuncture before moving on to the acupoints and clinical sections.
  2. Use the acupoint content in the second part together with the conditions discussed in the third, locating relevant acupoints and principles of use in reverse from clinical problems encountered.
  3. When reading the cases in the third part, compare them with the indications and contraindications in the first part, aiming to understand the treatment approach rather than mechanically applying formulas and points.
  4. Readers without a Zhuang medicine background can first sort out the similarities and differences with Chinese acupuncture, then focus on the specific acupoints and distinctive theoretical sections of Zhuang acupuncture.

About the publisher

China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine focuses on publishing books in traditional Chinese medicine, covering Chinese medical classics, clinical medicine, acupuncture and tuina, materia medica and formulae, and medical history and literature; its catalogue includes 3,277 titles. Representative books include Xiao Er Yao Zheng Zhi Jue, Shang Han Lun, Yi Xue Zhong Zhong Can Xi Lu, Zhen Jiu Da Cheng, Yi Zong Jin Jian, and Guo Aichun's Annotated Huangdi Neijing Suwen (Second Edition). These works involve writings by historical physicians such as Qian Yi, Zhang Zhongjing, Wang Shuhe, and Zhang Xichun, as well as documentary studies compiled by contemporary authors including Zhao Xin, Zhen Xueyan, Zhang Yongtai, and Wang Xiangang. In terms of publishing characteristics, the press emphasizes collation and annotation of original Chinese medical classics and the systematic presentation of famous physicians' works, balancing the transmission of ancient editions with reference for clinical application. Public information is limited, and no other publishing fields are covered here.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 黄瑾明简介
  3. 宋宁简介
  4. 黄凯简介
  5. 苏曲之简介
  6. 石序
  7. 黄序
  8. 唐序
  9. 上篇 总论
  10. 第一章 壮医针灸学的定义与内容
  11. 第二章 壮医针灸的源流与展望
  12. 第一节 壮医针刺的起源与发展
  13. 第二节 壮医灸法的起源与发展
  14. 第三节 壮医针灸的前景与展望
  15. 第三章 壮医针灸的现代研究
  16. 第一节 现代医学基础理论视角中的壮医针灸学
  17. 第二节 壮医针灸现代研究进展
  18. 第四章 壮医针灸学的理论基础
  19. 第一节 阴阳理论
  20. 第二节 三气同步理论
  21. 第三节 道路理论
  22. 第四节 毒虚致病理论
  23. 第五节 气血均衡理论
  24. 第五章 壮医针灸的作用原理
  25. 第一节 壮医针刺机理
  26. 第二节 壮医药线点灸机理
  27. 第三节 壮医莲花针拔罐逐瘀疗法机理
  28. 第六章 壮医针灸的功用与特点
  29. 第一节 壮医针灸的预防保健作用
  30. 第二节 壮医针灸的治疗作用
  31. 第三节 壮医针灸的特点
  32. 第七章 壮医针灸的适应证与禁忌证
  33. 第一节 壮医针灸的适应证
  34. 第二节 壮医针灸的禁忌证
  35. 第八章 壮医针灸材料
  36. 第一节 壮医针灸材料构造
  37. 第二节 壮医针灸材料规格
  38. 第九章 壮医针灸的操作方法
  39. 第一节 壮医针刺的操作方法
  40. 第二节 壮医莲花针拔罐逐瘀疗法的操作方法
  41. 第三节 壮医药线点灸的操作方法
  42. 第十章 壮医针灸的原则
  43. 第一节 针灸并用原则
  44. 第二节 补泻原则
  45. 第三节 取穴原则
  46. 第四节 配穴原则
  47. 第五节 疗程原则
  48. 第十一章 壮医针灸的注意事项
  49. 第一节 壮医针刺的注意事项
  50. 第二节 壮医莲花针拔罐逐瘀疗法的注意事项
  51. 第三节 壮医药线点灸的注意事项
  52. 第四节 晕针晕血的预防和急救
  53. 中篇 常用腧穴
  54. 第十二章 壮医针灸腧穴概述
  55. 第一节 腧穴的作用
  56. 第二节 常用腧穴
  57. 第三节 腧穴的定位方法
  58. 第十三章 壮医针灸腧穴三部特定穴位与配穴
  59. 第一节 壮医针灸三部特定穴位
  60. 第二节 壮医针灸三部配穴
  61. 下篇 各论
  62. 第十四章 内科疾病
  63. 第一节 发洒(感冒)
  64. 第二节 胴尹(胃痛)
  65. 第三节 恻呃(呃逆)
  66. 第四节 咳嗽
  67. 第五节 渥细(泄泻)
  68. 第六节 嘿咔(便秘)
  69. 第七节 嫩卟叻(失眠)
  70. 第八节 兰奔(眩晕)
  71. 第九节 甭裆呷(中风后遗症)
  72. 第十节 巧尹(头痛)
  73. 第十一节 核尹(腰痛)
  74. 第十二节 哪呷(面瘫)
  75. 第十三节 发羊癫(痫病)
  76. 第十四节 烟瘾(戒烟综合征)
  77. 第十五节 酒瘾(酒精依赖症)
  78. 第十六节 幽吔(尿失禁)
  79. 第十七节 风湿病(痹病)
  80. 第十五章 外科疾病
  81. 第一节 扭像(扭挫伤)
  82. 第二节 培仲黑(痔疮)
  83. 第三节 旁巴尹(肩凝症)
  84. 第四节 活邀尹(颈椎病)
  85. 第五节 核嘎尹(坐骨神经痛)
  86. 第六节 泌尿系统结石
  87. 第十六章 妇科疾病
  88. 第一节 约京乱(月经不调)
  89. 第二节 京伊(痛经)
  90. 第三节 停京(闭经)
  91. 第四节 乒淋嘞(崩漏)
  92. 第五节 乒白带(带下病)
  93. 第六节 产呱胴尹(产后腹痛)
  94. 第七节 产后嘻馁(产后少乳)
  95. 第八节 不很裆(不孕症)
  96. 第九节 乓竞断(更年期综合征)
  97. 第十节 立嘻独(乳腺小叶增生)
  98. 第十一节 乳腺纤维瘤
  99. 第十二节 银嘻尹(急性乳腺炎)
  100. 第十三节 歇唅(阴痒)
  101. 第十四节 耷寸(子宫脱垂)
  102. 第十五节 培嘻(癥瘕)
  103. 第十六节 胎儿停育
  104. 第十七节 习惯性流产
  105. 第十七章 儿科疾病
  106. 第一节 勒爷发那(小儿发热)
  107. 第二节 乒卟哏(小儿厌食症)
  108. 第三节 勒爷喔细(小儿泄泻)
  109. 第四节 勒爷濑幽(小儿遗尿)
  110. 第十八章 男科疾病
  111. 第一节 委哟(阳痿)
  112. 第二节 精子馁(精子缺乏症)
  113. 第三节 不育症
  114. 第十九章 皮肤科疾病
  115. 第一节 能风(皮肤瘙痒症)
  116. 第二节 能嫩能唅(湿疹)
  117. 第三节 荨麻疹
  118. 第四节 足癣
  119. 第五节 培额(带状疱疹)
  120. 第六节 叻仇(痤疮)
  121. 第七节 来累(雀斑)
  122. 第八节 巧殷(斑秃)
  123. 第二十章 五官科疾病
  124. 第一节 乒嗒红(红眼病)
  125. 第二节 飞蚊症(云雾移睛)
  126. 第三节 惹脓(脓耳)
  127. 第四节 惹啊茸(耳鸣)、惹努(耳聋)
  128. 第五节 囊涩哈催(过敏性鼻炎)
  129. 第六节 口腔溃疡
  130. 主要参考文献
  131. 后记

FAQ

Is this book suitable for readers with no medical background to teach themselves acupuncture?
Not really. The book is intended for readers with some medical background, covering the theoretical foundations, specific acupoints, and clinical treatment plans across specialties of Zhuang acupuncture, and is fairly technical and practice-oriented. Readers without a medical background would find it hard to judge indications, contraindications, and operating standards; they are advised to first study basic Chinese medicine and acupuncture systematically, or to read it under professional guidance.
What has mainly been added in the revised edition compared with the first edition?
According to the book's introduction, the revised edition further expounds and refines the basic theory, adds commonly used specific acupoints of Zhuang acupuncture, broadens the range of clinical conditions, and includes a large number of cured cases from Zhuang acupuncture practice. Overall, both the theoretical exposition and the clinical experience have been expanded, making it easier for readers to understand the clinical application of Zhuang acupuncture.
Which clinical specialties and disease treatments are covered in the third part?
The third part focuses on the Zhuang acupuncture treatment experience for 61 common diseases across clinical specialties including internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, andrology, dermatology, and the five sense organs. It presents the concrete clinical application of Zhuang acupuncture therapy and integrates Professor Huang Jinming's fifty years of acupuncture experience, making it suitable for clinicians to consult by specialty.

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About the author

黄瑾明 Author · Chinese · 1937

Huang Jinming, born in 1937, is a National Master of Chinese Medicine, an expert in Zhuang medicine, and a professor at Guangxi University of Chinese Medicine. He has long been engaged in the systematization of Zhuang medical theory and in clinical practice, and has exerted considerable influence on the academic transmission and development of Zhuang medicine. His representative work, Zhuang Acupuncture and Moxibustion, addresses the theory and clinical application of acupuncture and moxibustion in Zhuang medicine. It is a medical work that reflects his professional accumulation in the field. Publicly available information is limited, and beyond the facts above, materials on his education, detailed research focus, and personal biography remain insufficient, making a fuller account of his academic path difficult. Judged by the existing work, his writing is professional and practical, serving the systematic organization and dissemination of Zhuang medical knowledge and offering reference value for understanding this field of Zhuang acupuncture and moxibustion.

宋宁 Author

Public information about Song Ning is currently quite limited, and their nationality, dates of birth and death, educational background, and professional experience cannot yet be confirmed. Judging from the holdings in the library, Song Ning has only one work, Zhuang Medicine Acupuncture and Moxibustion, classified under medicine, which suggests that their writing is related to acupuncture and moxibustion in Zhuang medicine, a branch of ethnic medicine. Zhuang medicine acupuncture and moxibustion is an important part of the traditional medicine system of the Zhuang people in China, involving needling techniques, moxibustion methods, and knowledge of meridians and acupoints; it is highly specialized and practical, and is generally intended for medical researchers, clinical practitioners, and students in related fields. Accordingly, Song Ning's writing is likely to focus on the theoretical organization and clinical experience of Zhuang medicine acupuncture and moxibustion, serving the preservation, teaching, and dissemination of knowledge in this field and offering readers a reference for understanding this distinctive therapeutic approach. Owing to the lack of further biographical and academic information, their writing style and specific influence are difficult to assess at present and must await additional materials for a fuller account.

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