There is a good bit of material about methodology of point selection, but the real gem of this book is the intelligent and thorough descriptions of the points, their properties, and how to locate and needle them.
The book is essentially a description of each and every one of the 360 or so primary acupuncture points of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Detailed exposition of the names, locations, indications and actions of every point, it is characterised by hundreds of beautiful and anatomically exacting illustrations (one for every point), lengthy commentaries on the points, numerous point combinations drawn from classical texts and comprehensive indexes. Since its publication in 1998 this comprehensive text has rapidly become the standard acupuncture point book for students and practitioners throughout the English-speaking world. A Manual of Acupuncture (2nd Edition) (Hardcover)īy Peter Deadman, Mazin Al-Khafaji, Kevin Baker
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