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《经络医学概论》 王居易著 中国中医药出版社

本书为王居易教授第一次完整、系统整理的学术专著，出版的第一部中文“经络医学”专著，是一部学术价值极高的开创性著作。

     本书共分9章，系统阐述了经络医学理论。第一章导论，介绍了经络理论的历史沿革、经络医学概念的提出及研究方法、经络医学理论的价值和名词界定。第二章经络本意及经络系统的构成、第三章经络气化，详细介绍了作者对经络及经络功能的认识。第四章腧穴，介绍了作者常用的100多个腧穴的定位和循摸方法。第五章症候结构，详细介绍了作者对症候的认识。第六章经络诊察，详细介绍了在临床中经络诊察的具体操作方法。第七章辨经，详细介绍了以经络诊察为基础如何判断病变经脉；第八章选经，承接上一章介绍在临床上如何选择治疗经脉；第九章选穴配穴，重点介绍了在临床选择治疗腧穴的原则，及作者有心得的对穴。

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  王居易教授是著名经络医学专家，从事针灸临床、研究、教学工作50余载，多年来形成自己独特的经络医学诊疗思想，为经络医学理论发展做出卓越贡献，特别在经络理论的临床实践与应用方面颇有建树，在国内外经络医学领域具有较大的影响力。

  《王居易针灸医案讲习录》由王居易教授亲自讲解其具有代表性的125例针灸医案，兼有其入室弟子的学习心得。每则医案按照不同诊次进行介绍，其中初诊以主诉、症候、经络诊察、辨经、选经、选穴的思路给予详细介绍，并在每个医案后加以解读。

  在具有共性特点的一类疾病医案后附有诊后絮语，内容涉及对该类疾病的认识、某些特殊诊疗方法、某些穴位的特殊循摸方法、对主症症候结构的分析要点或诊疗过程中的趣闻轶事等。

   《王居易针灸医案讲习录》医案记录翔实，解读精彩，内容丰富，适合针灸科医生、针灸专业的学生、针灸爱好者阅读参考。

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Applied Channel Theory in Chinese Medicine

By Wang Ju-yi and Jason Robertson.

This text demonstrates how a deeper understanding of the interrelationship between organ and channel theory can lead to more precise diagnoses and better clinical results. This book is a collaboration between Wang Ju-Yi, one of modern China’s most respected scholars, teachers, and practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine, and his American apprentice and practitioner, Jason Robertson.

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Channel Palpation and the Utilisation of Classical Theory

By Jason D. Robertson and C.T. Holman

Channel Palpation

By Wang Ju-Yi and Jason Robertson

An Interview with Dr. Wang Ju-Yi

By Daniel Maxwell

Interview with Professor Wang Juyi, World-Renowned Acupuncturist: Part 1 of 2

By James X Liu

On the Nature of Channels

By Professor Wang Ju-yi

Translated and edited by Jason D. Robertson

Point-Pair Synergy: An Example of Theory and Practice in the Treatment of Immune Disorders

By Jason D. Robertson

The Clinical Significance of Palpable Channel Changes, Journal of Chinese Medicine, June 2012

By Wang Ju-yi and Mei Li

First International Wang Ju-Yi Channel Theory Symposium North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, Vol. 21, No. 60, March 2014.

By Jeffrey Dann

Respecting Our Ancestors and Searching for our Roots: The Source for the Cultivation and Establishment of Applied Channel Theory, North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, Vol. 21, No. 60, March 2014.

By Wang Ju-Yi

Translated by Jonathan Chang

A Discussion of Differences between Hand Shao Yin and Hand Jue Yin Channel Indications, North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, Vol. 21, No. 60, March 2014.

By Wang Hong-Min

Translated by Jonathan Chang

The Tail Wags the Dog: Development in Oriental Medicine Outside China and a New Beijing Phenomenon, North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, Vol. 21, No. 60, March 2014

By Jason D. Robertson

A Comparison of Dr. Wang Ju-yi’s Diagnosis through Meridian-Channel Palpation and Early Acupuncture Literature, North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, Vol. 21, No. 61, July 2014

By Shelley Ochs

Channel Examination: The Faithful, Unfailing Guide in the Clinic, North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, Vol. 21, No. 61, July 2014.

By Jonathan Chang

Dr. Wang Ju-yi, Tai Yin Energetics, and Acupuncture in a Changing World, North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, Vol. 21, No. 61, July 2014.

By Jeffrey Dann

The Cultural Narrative of the Channel System, North American Journal of Oriental Medicine, Vol. 21, No. 61, July 2014.

By Nyssa Tang

Yangsheng and the Channels, Journal of Chinese Medicine, No. 107, February 2015.

By Jason Roberston

Dr. Wang Ju-yi’s Clinical Case Studies: Treatment of Eczema with Applied Channel Theory, California Journal of Oriental Medicine, Vol. 26, No.1, Spring/Summer 2015.

By Jonathan Chang