The status and development of acupuncture in northern Thailand / 中国针灸

To introduce the status and development of acupuncture in Thailand, and elaborate on the development of acupuncture education and acupuncture clinics in northern Thailand. It is pointed out that there are still a small number of Chinese medicine clinics in northern Thailand, a shortage of college acupuncturists, and there is no traditional Chinese medicine themes Confucius Institute and other issues. The author considered that through the cultivation of acupuncture skills and diagnosis and treatment ability, the development of Chinese medicine graduate education, the establishment of Confucius Institute of traditional Chinese medicine, to expand the influence of acupuncture in northern Thailand, hoping to provide references for the cooperation and exchanges between China and Thailand in acupuncture .

Exploration on the treatment ofin terms of the conception vessel / 中国针灸

Diabetes is in the category ofin TCM, which is mainly discussed in light ofdeficiency. The conception vessel is the sea ofmeridians, acting on regulating the accumulation and irrigation ofand blood of twelve meridians and collaterals. The physiological function of the conception vessel is closely related to the pathogenesis of, its running course is highly coincident with the location ofand the symptoms ofare relevant with the indications of the conception vessel. Hence, harmonizingand blood of the conception vessel may be an effective approach to the prevention and treatment of.

Therapeutic efficacy observation on combining interaction and routine acupuncture for intractable facial palsy / 针灸推拿医学（英文版）

Objective:To observe the clinical efficacy of interaction acupuncture combining with routine acupuncture for intractable facial palsy. Methods:A total of 60 eligible cases were randomly allocated into a treatment group (n=30) and a control group (n=30). Cases in the treatment group received interaction and routine acupuncture, whereas cases in the control group received routine acupuncture alone. The treatment was done once a day and 10 times made up a course of treatment. The patients were treated for a total of 3 courses and there were no intervals between two courses. Results:The total effective rate was 93.3% in the treatment group (including 17 recovery cases, 11 improvement cases and 2 failure cases), versus 76.7% in the control group (including 8 recovery cases, 15 improvement cases and 7 failure cases), showing a statistical difference (P Conclusion:Combining interaction and routine acupuncture can obtain better effect than routine acupuncture alone for intractable facial palsy.