Acupoints Of Traditional Chinese Medicine - Male

This Acupuncture Wall Chart features the highest quality artwork of Acupoints Of Traditional Chinese Medicine by award-winning artists. This visually magnificent Acupoints Of Traditional Chinese Medicine chart is 36" x 36" with heavy lamination and makes a great addition to the home or office of any acupuncture practitioner or enthusiast.

Detailed illustrations of this Acupoints Of Traditional Chinese Medicine chart allow for precise location of points whether located in reference to bony landmarks, muscular landmarks, surface anatomy, or with accurately scaled traditional measurements.

Important clinical points are distinguished with easily identifiable symbols on this Acupoints Of Traditional Chinese Medicine chart. The elemental points are all color-coded to match the element to which they pertain, the horary points are demonstrated as clocks which are slightly larger than the other points so that this point can be easily distinguished as the elemental points of that channel. The alarm points are designated by diamonds with the abbreviation of the affiliated channel written within. The back shu points are designated by square points with the associated channel written within the symbol.

Each channel has been drawn individually as a black and white line drawing which surrounds the chart. This allows viewing of the channels on an individual basis, which is especially important in explaining acupuncture to new patients. These line drawings also demonstrate the cycle of energy flow as it originates in the lung and continues to the various channels to return to the lung channel.

The border boxes demonstrate the internal connections of the various channels to their home organ as well as impaired organ, and any additional organ connections. These boxes also demonstrate the connections between the various channels.

Scales demonstrating classic anatomic dimensions. The majority of classic anatomical relationships are demonstrated with scales depicting the classic distances between anatomical landmarks.

This chart is an effective study guide for students and reference guide for practitioners. All of the information contained on this chart is necessary for students to know how to pass important tests. The points have been located in a manner very similar to that described in Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, the standard for many tests. Detailed illustrations allow for precise location of points located in reference to bony landmarks, muscular landmarks, or with accurately scaled traditional measurements.