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A Manual of Acupuncture serves as an extensive reference for acupuncturists, acupressure practitioners, and Shiatsu therapists. This educational software is designed to present a thorough overview of acupuncture points and channel pathways, making it accessible for both novices and seasoned professionals. With 626 pages of detailed clinical information, users can find practical guidance that enhances their understanding of acupuncture.

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The content is meticulously organized by channel pathways, detailing major points and their functions. Each acupoint is described in three distinct ways: its location and function within the channel, its classification into major categories, and its grouping with other points. This structured approach allows users to navigate the complexities of acupuncture easily, ensuring that they can utilize the information effectively in their practice.

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Android
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Android 9.0
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This is the latest Android mobile app version of the foremost points textbook in the Western world - A Manual of Acupuncture by Peter Deadman &...

This is the latest Android mobile app version of the foremost points textbook in the Western world - A Manual of Acupuncture by Peter Deadman & Mazin Al-Khafaji, with Kevin Baker.

We hope you will enjoy the following features (please note, listed below are the full Pro membership features. Downloading the app gives you a free Lite account with full access to the Lung channel, and samples of other material. You also have the option of a 7 day free trial of 'Pro' membership access):

Every channel point and extraordinary point from A Manual of Acupuncture textbook.

English and Chinese point names, point category, location, location notes, detailed illustration, needling instructions and cautions, actions, clinical application and combinations.

Each point includes Chinese tones, printed Chinese characters and calligraphy as well as audio of the Chinese pronunciation.

Videos and commentary for every point showing location and needling technique.

Videos of Primary Channel pathways and important surface anatomy.

Illustrations for all primary, luo-connecting, divergent and sinew channels, the eight extraordinary vessels and the body area illustrations.

All the main point categories (e.g. five shu points, xi-cleft points, back-shu points) for easy revision.

Create your own point groups which you can use to tailor study and reference.

Self-testing module to aid learning of points and point categories as well as self-created point groups.

All points listed anywhere in the App are live links allowing easy browsing/reference.

Add your own notes to any points field (e.g. location, location note, needling, actions, indications), channel pathways, and more.

Sophisticated search function, allowing you to limit results to specific channels or fields within points (e.g. actions, indications etc.)

Indexes (Point Names, Combinations, Indications, General Index), Glossary, and Chinese Dynasties.

The 12 Cutaneous Regions and Areas Reached by the Channels.

Reference pages including: functions of the channels, about point categories, cun measurements, location and needling guidelines and much more.

Access the material included in your membership level via our Online Edition at no extra cost with the same login details.


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