LIU Li-yuan, ZHANG Jian-bin, JIN Chuan-yang, et al. Could HuatuoJiaji(EX-B 2)Acupoint Be Assigned to the Governor Vessel?[J]. Acupuncture research, 2018, 43(11): 744-746.
DOI:
LIU Li-yuan, ZHANG Jian-bin, JIN Chuan-yang, et al. Could HuatuoJiaji(EX-B 2)Acupoint Be Assigned to the Governor Vessel?[J]. Acupuncture research, 2018, 43(11): 744-746. DOI: 10.13702/j.1000-0607.180152.
Could HuatuoJiaji(EX-B 2)Acupoint Be Assigned to the Governor Vessel?
摘要
夹脊穴自古就是重要的经外奇穴
经过历代发展
夹脊穴在临床上的应用十分广泛。本文通过介绍夹脊穴的历史渊源及发展
夹脊穴与脊柱、督脉的关系
探讨夹脊穴归经的可能性
以及归经的学术、临床意义。
Abstract
The meridian tropism of acupoints is an important academic way to recognize and deal with the relationship between acupoints and meridians in acupuncture medicine.The Huatuo Jiaji(EX-B 2)(Jiaji for short)acupoint family consisting of 34 points has long been considered to be an important extra-acupoint since the ancient times of China and is widely employed in clinical practice through continuous development in Chinese past generations.The present paper introduces 1)historical origin and development of EX-B 2
and 2)intercorrelation among the EX-B 2
spine and the Governor Vessel in anatomical positions.On the basis of these
we also discuss the possibility of that EX-B 2 is assigned to the Governor Vessel
its academic significance including common features and actions in physiological and pathological aspects and clinical significance in diagnosis and treatment of disorders.
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