DUAN Jin-xiu, LIU Zhi-shun. Review on the Safety of Deep Acupuncture at Tianshu(ST 25)[J]. Acupuncture research, 2010, 35(3): 232-235.
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DUAN Jin-xiu, LIU Zhi-shun. Review on the Safety of Deep Acupuncture at Tianshu(ST 25)[J]. Acupuncture research, 2010, 35(3): 232-235. DOI: 10.13702/j.1000-0607.2010.03.015.
Review on the Safety of Deep Acupuncture at Tianshu(ST 25)
Tianshu (ST 25) is a frequently-used acupoint in acupuncture practice. It is reported that deep acupuncture has a better therapeutic effect than routine depth acupuncture. On the basis of reviewing the available literature
the present paper gives a definition about "deep acupuncture" of Tianshu (ST 25) from the anatomy angle
and makes a summary about its safety. This paper also puts forward a set of operation standards for needling Tianshu (ST 25). Moreover
the authors of the present paper also make a systematic analysis on the factors affecting the safety from the punctured depth
the diameter of the acupuncture needle and the operation technique. These methods and standards have an important significance in guiding clinical practice of acu-puncture.
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