Prospects for the study of the “Seven Skills and Five Methods” acupuncture technique of “HE’s Tube Acupuncture” based on biomechanical characteristics

<x>Abstract</x> <sec> <title>Objective:</title> “HE’s Tube Acupuncture”, as a distinctive acupuncture and moxibustion method, demonstrates unique clinical features and therapeutic effects in practice, particularly in treating pain and emergencies. The aim is to facilitate the standardization and inheritance of this technique. </sec> <sec> <title>Methods:</title> The study employs the “Seven Skills and Five Methods” technique, characterized by minimized discomfort and no retention of needles. To establish standardization, research is conducted based on its biomechanical characteristics using motion capture technology and surface electromyography. </sec> <sec> <title>Results:</title> These technologies can objectively and accurately describe the key indicators of “HE’s Tube Acupuncture”, providing essential information and data. </sec> <sec> <title>Conclusions:</title> The collected data supports the development of normalized and standardized criteria for this characteristic acupuncture method, contributing to its wide broader application and inheritance. </sec>

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World Journal of Integrated traditional and western Medicine(WJIM)
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.70976/j.2096-0964.wjim-2024-0012
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Acupuncture Treatment Research Studies
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Prospects for the study of the &ldquo;Seven Skills and Five Methods&rdquo; acupuncture technique of &ldquo;HE&rsquo;s Tube Acupuncture&rdquo; based on biomechanical characteristics

Lin Zhang, Bo Yu, Tao Shi
World Journal of Integrated traditional and western Medicine(WJIM)
Acupuncture Treatment Research Studies
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Prospects for the study of the &ldquo;Seven Skills and Five Methods&rdquo; acupuncture technique of &ldquo;HE&rsquo;s Tube Acupuncture&rdquo; based on biomechanical characteristics

Lin Zhang, Bo Yu, Tao Shi
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Abstract

<x>Abstract</x> <sec> <title>Objective:</title> “HE’s Tube Acupuncture”, as a distinctive acupuncture and moxibustion method, demonstrates unique clinical features and therapeutic effects in practice, particularly in treating pain and emergencies. The aim is to facilitate the standardization and inheritance of this technique. </sec> <sec> <title>Methods:</title> The study employs the “Seven Skills and Five Methods” technique, characterized by minimized discomfort and no retention of needles. To establish standardization, research is conducted based on its biomechanical characteristics using motion capture technology and surface electromyography. </sec> <sec> <title>Results:</title> These technologies can objectively and accurately describe the key indicators of “HE’s Tube Acupuncture”, providing essential information and data. </sec> <sec> <title>Conclusions:</title> The collected data supports the development of normalized and standardized criteria for this characteristic acupuncture method, contributing to its wide broader application and inheritance. </sec>

World Journal of Integrated traditional and western Medicine(WJIM)Vol. 10(3)
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Acupuncture Treatment Research Studies
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Prospects for the study of the &amp;ldquo;Seven Skills and Five Methods&amp;rdquo; acupuncture technique of &amp;ldquo;HE&amp;rsquo;s Tube Acupuncture&amp;rdquo; based on biomechanical characteristics — Lin Zhang, Bo Yu, et al. · World Journal of Integrated traditional and western Medicine(WJIM) (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS