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(More customer reviews)The book is very good, well writen and very ease to understand... the DVD that comes together helps a lot, I think the DVD is so important to locate the points. I really improved results in clinical cases. I dont give 5 starts because the chart that comes with the book the location of the points are quite differente between the book/DVD from the chart.. It would be very nice to receive another chart :).
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Updated second edition of the well-known, expert guide to scalp acupuncture techniques This user-friendly second edition provides a concise overview of Dr. Toshikatsu Yamamoto?s principles of scalp acupuncture for the treatment of patients with musculoskeletal and neurological pain. Each chapter covers a different aspect of Dr. Yamamoto?s theory and techniques, including essential information on Basic points, Ypsilon points, and new points developed by the author. A detailed discussion of indications, contraindications, diagnosis, needling selection, techniques, and possible side effects gives readers everything they need to determine the most effective treatment protocols for each patient. Features of the second edition: # A new chapter on energy and healing explains how YNSA works # Carefully selected clinical cases demonstrate how to integrate YNSA into daily practice # A color-coded laminated chart displays every YNSA point and serves as a convenient reference in the clinical setting # 86 illustrations and algorithms supplement descriptions of points and treatments # An accompanying DVD features narrated, live presentations of palpatory, diagnostic, and therapeutic techniques The second edition of Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture is an ideal introductory text for newcomers to the field as well as an indispensable resource for acupuncturists and pain specialists seeking to optimize patient care.
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