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A Comprehensive Guide
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By
Giovanni Maciocia, CAc(Nanjing), Acupuncturist and Medical Herbalist, UK; Visiting Associate Professor at the Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Nanjing, People's Republic of China
Description
Easily accessible and heavily illustrated, this complete guide to diagnosis in Chinese Medicine places an emphasis on "real world" issues.
Focusing on clear interpretations of signs and symptoms, it addresses the practice beyond the theory and leads readers through both basic
and sophisticated levels of diagnostic interpretation. Since Chinese medicine diagnosis relies on a subtle appraisal of a patient's disharmony,
many factors beyond traditional Western symptoms are considered, including a patient's voice, the absence of thirst, feeling hot or cold,
the patient's smell, tone of voice, and glitter of eyes. This practical resource helps readers carefully interpret of a range of nuances.
Audience
Chinese medicine students and practitioners (acupuncturists, Chinese Herbalists, Chinese massage practitioners)
Contents
PART 1: DIAGNOSIS BY OBSERVATION
Section 1: Observation of the Body, Mind and Complexion
1. Observation
Of The Body Shape, Physique And Demeanour
2. Observation Of The Mind, Spirit And Emotion
3. Observation Of The Complexion Colour
4.
Observation Of Body Movements
Section 2: Parts of the Body
5. Observation Of Head, Face And Hair
6. Observation Of The
Eyes
7. Observation Of The Nose
8. Observation Of Lips, Mouth, Palate, Teeth, Gums And Philtrum
9. Observation Of The Ears
10.
Observation Of Throat And Neck
11. Observation Of The Back
12. Observation Of Women?s Breasts
13. Observation Of The Heartbeat
14.
Observation Of The Hands
15. Observation Of The Nails
16. Observation Of The Chest And Abdomen
17. Observation Of Genitalia
18.
Observation Of The Four Limbs
19. Observation Of The Legs
20. Observation Of Excretions
21. Observation Of The Skin
22. Observation
In Children
Section 3: Tongue Diagnosis
23. Tongue Diagnosis
24. Tongue-Body Colour
25. Tongue Body Shape
26. Tongue
Coating
27. Tongue Images And Patterns
PART 2: DIAGNOSIS BY INTERROGATION
28. Introduction
29. Pain
30.
Food And Taste
31. Stools And Urine
32. Thirst And Drink
33. Energy Levels
34. Head
35. Face
36. Throat And Neck
37.
Body
38. Chest And Abdomen
39. Limbs
40. Sleep
41. Sweating
42. Ears And Eyes
43. Feeling Of Cold, Feeling Of Heat
And Fever
44. Mental-Emotional Symptoms
45. Sexual Symptoms
46. Women?s Symptoms
47. Children?s Symptoms
48. Diagnosing
The Causes Of Disease
PART 3: DIAGNOSIS BY PALPATION
49. Diagnosis by Palpation
50. Pulse Qualities
51.
Palpation Of Parts Of The Body
52. Palpation Of Channels
PART 4: DIAGNOSIS BY HEARING AND SMELLING
53. Diagnosis
By Hearing
54. Diagnosis By Smelling
PART 5: SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS
Section 1: Symptoms and Signs of Parts of
the Body
55. Head And Face
56. Face Colour
57. Ears
58. Nose
59. Throat
60. Mouth, Tongue, Teeth, Gums, Lips, Palate
And Philtrum
61. Eyes
62. Neck, Shoulders And Upper Back
63. Chest
64. Limbs
65. Arms
66. Legs
67. Lower Back
68.
Body
69. Digestive System And Taste
70. Thirst And Drink
71. Abdomen
72. Defecation
73. Urination
74. Anus
75. Men?s
Sexual And Genital Symptoms
76. Sweating
77. Skin Signs
78. Emotional Symptoms
79. Mental And Emotional Symptoms
80. Mental
Difficulties
81. Sleep
82. Feeling Of Cold, Feeling Of Heat, Fever
83. Voice, Speech And Sounds
Section 2: Gynaecological
Symptoms and Signs
84. Menstrual Symptoms
85. Problems At Period Time
86. Problems Of Pregnancy
87. Problems After Childbirth
88.
Breast Signs
89. Miscellaneous Gynaecological Symptoms
Section 3: Paediatric Symptoms and Signs
90. Children?s Problems
PART
6: IDENTIFICATION OF PATTERNS
Section 1: Internal Organ Patterns
91. Heart
92. Spleen
93. Liver
94.
Lungs
95. Kidneys
96. Small Intestine
97. Stomach
98. Gall-Bladder
99. Large Intestine
100. Bladder
Section 2:
Qi, Blood and Body Fluids Patterns
101. Identification Of Patterns According To Qi, Blood, Yang, And Yin
102. Identification
Of Patterns According To Body Fluids
Section 3: Pathogenic Factors Patterns
103. Identification Of Patterns According To
Pathogenic Factors
104. Identification Of Patterns According To The 4 Levels
105. Identification Of Patterns According To The 6
Stages
106. Identification Of Patterns According To The 3 Burners
107. Residual Pathogenic Factor
Section 4: Patterns Of
the 8 Principles, 12 Channels, 8 Extraordinary Vessels and 5 Elements
108. Identification Of Patterns According To The 8 Principles
109.
Identification Of Patterns According To The 12 Channels
110. Identification Of Patterns According To The 8 Extraordinary Vessels
111.
Identification Of Patterns According To The 5 Elements
Appendices
Appendix 1: Case Histories
Appendix 2: Prescriptions
Appendix
3: History of Diagnosis in Chinese Medicine
Glossary
Bibliography
Chinese Chronology
| Bibliographic details |
Hardbound, 1212 pages, publication date: DEC-2003
ISBN-13: 978-0-443-06448-7
ISBN-10: 0-443-06448-2
Imprint: CHURCHILL LIVINGSTONE
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Last update: 10 Sep 2009
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