ProfessorWangZhaopu,M.D.,bom inJingning,GansuProvince,China,1924, isachief-physicianandprofessoratthe InstituteofOrthopedicTraumatology, ChinaAcademyofTCM,directorofthe researchdepartmentandmemberofthe InstituteExpertCommittee.Heis conversantwithorthopedicsthroughan integratedapproachofChineseand Westemmedicine.Hehasmade outstandingcontributionstothe modemizationofTCMandits disseminationabroad.ProfessorWang receivedtheGovemmentSpecial Allowanceawardin1996. HegraduatedfromtheMedicalCollege ofNationalLanzhouUniversityin1951, obtainedhismasterdegreeattheFirst MoscowMedicalCollegein1953and doctoranddegreein1956.Havingasolid medicalfoundationandin-depth understandingoforthopedictheory,he stressesclinicalpracticeandresearches intractablediseasesusingmodemscientific methodsundertheguidanceofTCM theory.Heisparticularlyskilledinclinical andtheoreticaltechniquesusedtotreat rheumaticarthritis.From1983to1990,he devotedallhiseffortstothestudyof acupressuretherapy.Thesecasestudies providedthebasisforfurtherresearch. HehasbeeninvitedbytheJapanese AssociationofMassageand Acu-moxibustionPractitionersand Australian-ChineseFriendshipAssociation todeliverlecturesonacupressureinJapan andAustralia,contributingtothe intemationalizationofTCM. In1989hisClinicalandPractical AcupressureTherapywaspublishedby PublishingHouseofAncientTCMWorks. AnEnglisheditionofChineseAcupressure TherapywillbepublishedbyForeign LanguagesPressin1999.AnEnglish editionofAcupressureTherapy,Point PercussionTreatmentofCerebralBirth Injury,BrainInjuryandStrokewas publishedforworldwidedistributionby ChurchillLivingstoneinEnglandin1991. |
Contents Prefaei ChapterOneGeneralIntroduction Seclion1OriginofAcupressureTherapyandItsCurrentStatus Section11WhatIsAcupressure? SectionIIIGeneralandLocalEffectsofAcupressureTherapy A.GeneralEffects B.LocalEffects SectionIVTherapeuticActionsofAcupressureTherapy A.RegulationofYinandYang B.DredgingtheMeridians C.Co-ordinatingtheFlowofQi D.LysisofAdhesion E.RelievingMuscleSpasmandIncreasingMuscleStrength F.StrengtheningResistanceandDispellingandAttackingPathogenic Factors SectionVIndicationsandContraindicationsofAcupressureTherapy A.Indications B.Contraindications SectionVIPreparationsPriortoTreatment SectionVIIPointsofAttentioninClinicalPractice SectionVIIILearningtheAcupressureTechnique SectionIXAcupressureTechniques A.TheFiveBasicManipulations B.SupplementaryManipulations 1.Orthopaedicmanipulations 2.Orthotherapythroughexternalfixation 3.Orthotherapybysurgcry SectionXCommonPosturesofthePatientDuringTreatment SectionXIAcupointsandStimulation-Lines A.ThreeWaystoLocatetheAcupressurePoints B.ListofAcupointsCommonlyUsedinAcupressureTherapy 1.Pointsontheheadandneck 2.Pointsonthethoracicandabdominalregions 3.Pointsontheshoulder,backandlumbarregion 4.Pointsontheupperextremities 5.Pointsonthelowerextremities C.Stimulation-lines 1.Stimulation-linesontheupperextremities 2.Stimulation-linesonthebackandlumbarregions 3.Stimulation-linesonthelowerextremities ChapterTwoClinicalStudy Section1DiseasesoftheNervousSystem A.SequelaeofCerebralBirthInjury B.SequelaeofCerebralTrauma C.SequelaeofCervicalSpinalCordInjury D.InjuryoftheThoracicSpinalCord E.InjuryofLumbarSpinalCord F.InjuriesofConusMedullarisandCaudaEquina G.SequelaeofEncephalitis H.Polyneuritis 1.SequelaeofInfantileParalysis J.InjuryofBrachialPlexus K.InjuryofRadialNerve L.InjuryofMedianNerve M.InjuryofUlnarNerve N.InjuryoftheSciaticNerve 0.Sciatica Section11DiseasesoftheSpinalColumn A.StiffNeck B.CervicalVertebralSyndrome C.HerniationoftheLumbarIntervertebralDisk D.DerangementofApophysealJoints SectionIIIDiseasesofBonesandJoints A.InflammationofSoftTissuesAroundtheShoulderJoint B.RheumatoidArthritis SectionIVCongenitalDiseases A.CongenitalTorticollis B.CongenitalEquinovarus SectionVOtherDiseases A.Headache B.Toothache C.AbdominalPain D.Hiccup E.NocturnalEnuresis F.CommonCold G.Sunstroke H.DrowningandItsSequelae 1.Shock J.Dizziness ChapterThreeScientificResearchonAcupressureTherapy Section1ClinicalandExperimentalResearchontheEffectofAcupressurc TherapyinTreatingSequelaeofCerebralTrauma,CerebralBirthInjury andIncompleteInjuryoftheCervicalSegmentoftheSpinalCord A.ClinicalData B.ClinicalExaminationandExperimentalStudy 1.Changesinsomatosensoryevokedpotential(SEP) 2.Studyonthechangesincardiovascularfunctions 3.Studyonmicrocirculationinfingcrnailfold 4.Studyonimmunology Section11ResearchontheEffectofAcupressureandItsMechanismasthe MainTherapyinTreatingSequelaeofCerebralBirthInjury A.ClinicalData B.ExperimentalResearch 1.Observationofthechangesinthesomatosensoryevokedpotcntial(SEP)of patientssufferingfromsequelacofcercbralbirthinjuryaftertreatment withacupressuretherapy 2.Impactofacupressurethcrapyonthemicrocirculationofthcpiamaterof thecerebralcortexindogs 3.Researchonthehemodynamicsofsequelaeofcerebralbrithinjurybefore andafteracupressuretreatment 4.Changesinmicrocirculationofthefingernail-foldbeforeandafteracupres- suretherapyincasessufferingfromsequelaeofcerebralbirthinjury 5.Effectofacupressuretherapyonthehemorrheologyofdogs 6.Effectofacupressuremanipulationontheneurotransmitterindog'sblood Bibliography |
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