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PART I Introduction
Chapter 1 Definition and history Chapter 2 Merits of pharmacopuncture Chapter 3 Types of pharmacopuncture Chapter 4 Maintenance of pharmacopuncture Chapter 5 Principles of administration Chapter 6 Instruction on the usage of pharmacopuncture PART II Detailed exposition Chapter 7 Meridian field pharmacopuncture Chapter 8 Eight principle pharmacopuncture Chapter 9 Animal based pharmacopuncture Chapter 10 Mountain ginseng pharmacopuncture PART III Clinical Applications Chapter 11 Face and neck disorders Chapter 12 Thoraco abdominal diseases Chapter 13 Back disorders Chapter 14 Upper extremities disorders Chapter 15 Lower extremities disorders Chapter 16 Brain and cardiovascular diseases Chapter 17 Digestive diseases Chapter 18 Respiratory diseases Chapter 19 Genitourinary diseases Chapter 20 Systemic and auto-immune diseases Chapter 21 Endocrine and metabolic disorders Chapter 22 neuropsychiatric disorders Chapter 23 Eye & ent (ear, nose, and throat) diseases Chapter 24 Skin diseases Chapter 25 Gynecologic diseases Chapter 26 Pediatric diseases Index |
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Key Features
Fifty years have passed since the treatment of pharmacopuncture was first developed in Korea. Thanks to the effort of pioneers and forerunners of pharmacopuncturology, the treatment method has succeeded in being deeply rooted in Korea and is now ready for. This book was written to serve following purposes. 1. To introduce Korean Pharmacopuncture to the English-seaking scholars interested in learning about Traditional Korean Medicine and Pharmacopuncture. 2. To help make pharmacopuncture accessible in foreign countries and help the scholars who are working hard to promote pharmacopuncture in foreign countries. 3. To provide other treatment options to medical or CAM practitioners who are having difficulty in treating hard-to-treat diseases. 4. To standardize related terminologies and methodological protocols for pharmacopuncture related research in English language. |