Contemporary Oriental Medicine: Methodology

Contemporary Oriental Medicine: MethodologyFollowing on from Concepts, the first book in his Contemporary Oriental Medicine series, Leon Hammer, M. D., presents Methodology: an essential examination of the full diagnostic and management process. He focuses on the three key stagesacquisition, assessment, and managementand describes each using a complete and thorough case history. Methodology follows one patient, from her initial interview to her treatment plan and beyond, and describes in great

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the development of the Chinese medical tradition and the transmission of medical knowledge in China

PART 3: COMPOUND PATTERNS

"In A Manual of Acupuncture

it will become a basic text for all future students of the science of osteopathy

rote prescriptions are rarely effective

and a clear description of hand holds and force vectors

The term has since come to refer to a wide variety of techniques that engage the body's own healing mechanisms in a relatively direct manner

There is also a 16-page printed booklet that sits in the DVD pack with illustrated reminders of the points and their application

including awareness journaling

the various inversion disorders

"This work is truly by one who understands movement