Foreword 10
Acknowledgements 12
1. Introduction 13
1.1. Conventions used in this book 15
2. Theoretical Basis of Point Selection,Point Location, and Point Indication in Tung’s Acupuncture 16
2.1. Point Selection based on Correspondence in Tung’s Acupuncture 16 2.1.1. Image Correspondence 17 2.1.2. Channel Correspondence 25 2.1.3. Tissue Correspondence 28
2.2. Point Selection based on Zone in Tung’s Acupuncture 30 2.2.1. Human Qi Circulation Reflects Nature 32 2.2.2. Zone Characteristics in Tung’s Acupuncture 33 2.2.3. Zone Functions Understood in Relation to the Five Transport Points 33
3. Tung’s Points: Locations and Indications 37 Zone 1 Points on the Fingers: 11.01 - 11.27, Shen Shui, Xia Jian, Shuang Chuan, Ce Jian, Nei Yin, Tian Yang, Di Yang, Ren Yang, Chen Yin, Zhi Wei, Zhi Fei, San Xian, Huo Xing Shang, Huo Xing Xia, Tu Xing Yi, Tu Xing Er, Xi Ling, Mu Hua Yi, Mu Hua Er, Kai Pi, Shuang Ling, Ding Chuan, Mu Ling, Tu Hang Yi, Tu Hang Er, Zheng Tu, Jian Pi, Feng Chao, Tai Yang Yi, Tai Yang Er, Tong Gu Yi, Tong Gu Er, Shui Qing, Fen Shui, Shui Hai, Shui Yuan, Shui Yao, Zheng Shui, Shao Bai, Huai Ling, Zhi San Huang, Zhu Yuan, Ba Guan 1 - Ba Guan 8, Qi Hua, Mu Huo 40 Appendix: Needling Intrusions 84 Zone 2 Points on the Palm and the Dorsum of the Hand: 22.01 - 22.11, Gu Guan, Mu Guan, Fan Hou Jue, Zhong Kui, Zeng Chang Er, San Cha 1-3, Nei Bai, Wai Bai, Fen Bai, San Jian, San He, San Chi, San Feng, Jin Xing Shang, Jin Xing Xia, San Hai, San Xing, San Huo, San Mao 85 Zone 3 Points on the Forearm: 33.01 -33.16 105 Zone 4 Points on the Shoulder and Upper Arm: 44.01 -44.17, Pian Jian, Hou Jian, Fu Ge San, Ding Ke, Gu Ci Yi, Gu Ci Er, Gu Ci San, Fei Qi Yi, Fei Qi Er 116 Zone 5 Points on the Sole of the Foot: 55.01 - 55.06 135 Zone 6 Points on the Dorsum and Medial Surface of the Foot: 66.01 - 66.15 139 Zone 7 Points on the Lower Leg: 77.01 - 77.28, Shuang Long Yi, Shuang Long Er 149 Zone 6 Points on the Thigh: 66.01 - 88.32, Qi Li, Pi Yi, Pi Er, Pi San, Huo Fu, Huo Liang, Huo Chang, Jin Fu, Jin Liang, Jin Chang, Mu Fu, Mu Liang, and Mu Chang 166 Zone 9 Points on the Ear: 99.01 - 99.06 192 Zone 10 Points on the Head and Face: 1010.01 - 1010.25, Shi Shui, Ma Ji 196 Zone DT Points on the Dorsal Trunk: DT.01, DT.02, D T I3, D T I4 210
4. Tung’s Use of Regular Channel Points 212
5. Identifying Points by Symptoms, Syndromes and Diseases 220 6. Therapeutic Index of Selected Established Point Combinations and Dao Ma Groups 266
Definitions of frequently used Dao Ma point group names 266
6.1. External Disease Patterns 268
6.2. Disease Patterns of the Sensory Orifices 268 6.2.1. Ears 268 6.2.2. Eyes 263 6.2.3. Nose 269
6.3. Lung Disease Patterns 269
6.4. Heart and Chest Disease Patterns (Including Mind-Affect Disorders) 270 6.4.1. Cardiovascular Diseases and Disorders of the Chest 270 6.4.2. Mind-Affect Disorders (Jing-Shen Bing) 272
6.5. Spleen, Stomach and Intestine Disease Patterns (Including Diabetes) 272
6.6. Liver Disease Patterns (Including Hypertension) 274
6.7. Kidney and Bladder Disease Patterns 275
6.8. Disease Patterns of the Channels and Network Vessels (Including Pain Management and Stroke) 277 6.8.1. Head 277 6.8.2. Facial Region 277 6.8.3. Shoulder Region 278 6.8.4. Neck and Back 279 6.8.5. Upper Extremities 280 6.8.6. Lower Extremities 281 6.8.7. Stroke (Zhong Feng ^>A) 282
6.9. Gynecology and Obstetrics Disease Patterns 283 6.9.1. Menstrual Disorders 283 6.9.2. Vaginal and Vulvar Disorders 284 6.9.3. Disorders of the Uterus 284 6.9.4. Disorders of the Fallopian Tubes and Ovaries 285 6.9.5. Breast Disorders 285 6.9.6. Disorders of Pregnancy and Fertility 285 6.9.7. Other Women’s Disorders 286
6.10. Miscellaneous 286
6.11. Points by Chinese Medical Function 287
7. Tung’s Needling Guidelines 288
8. Tung’s Palm Diagnosis 291
8.1. Introduction 291
8.2. Tung’s Palm Map 292 8.2.1. The basic Palm Map 292 8.2.2. The expanded Palm Map 293
8.3. Findings on the Palm 296 8.3.1. Visual Findings 296 8.3.2. Palpatory Findings 296
8.4. Conclusions 297 8.4.1. Five Phase Combinations of Signs and Symptoms 297 8.4.2. Combining multiple diagnostic Methods 297
9. Point Indexes 298
9.1. Index of Tung’s Points according to Zones and Numbers with their Related Channels and TCM-Points 298
9.2. Index of Tung’s Points according to their Chinese Names (Pin Yin) 305
9.3. Index of Tung’s Points and their Reaction Areas 307
10. Literature 316
11. Main Index 318