What Lies Beneath?
Have you ever wondered what anatomical structures lay beneath traditional acupuncture points?
East Meets West: Anatomy of Acupuncture Atlas was born out of over 20 years of clinical practice, hours spent in the cadaver lab, as well teaching acupuncturists and TCM practitioners the intricacies of functional, structural, and topical anatomy.
East Meets West: Anatomy of Acupuncture Atlas was designed to not only bridge the gap between the established acupuncture points and underlying anatomical structures, but to improve the range of clinical outcomes for both the traditional and contemporary practitioner.
What Lies Beneath?
Have you ever wondered what anatomical structures lay beneath traditional acupuncture points?
East Meets West: Anatomy of Acupuncture Atlas was born out of over 20 years of clinical practice, hours spent in the cadaver lab, as well teaching acupuncturists and TCM practitioners the intricacies of functional, structural, and topical anatomy.
East Meets West: Anatomy of Acupuncture Atlas was designed to not only bridge the gap between the established acupuncture points and underlying anatomical structures, but to improve the range of clinical outcomes for both the traditional and contemporary practitioner.
Divided into four sections for ease of comprehension, East Meets West: Anatomy of Acupuncture Atlas starts with the exploration of the neural acupuncture unit, as described by Zhang and colleagues.
The main section provides the foundation and covers acupuncture points and their corresponding anatomical structures.
The third section rounds out the antecedent section by discussing the nerve plexuses that supply the body.
Finally, detailed anatomical plates bring life to the relationship between acupuncture points and anatomical structures.
Institutions interested in bulk orders can contact us here.
Divided into four sections for ease of comprehension, East Meets West: Anatomy of Acupuncture Atlas starts with the exploration of the neural acupuncture unit, as described by Zhang and colleagues.
The main section provides the foundation and covers acupuncture points and their corresponding anatomical structures.
The third section rounds out the antecedent section by discussing the nerve plexuses that supply the body.
Finally, detailed anatomical plates bring life to the relationship between acupuncture points and anatomical structures.
Institutions interested in bulk orders can contact us here.
About the Author
Dr. Alwyn Wong was born in Toronto, Canada, and educated at Western University (B.Sc.), The Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (D.C.), and McMaster University (Contemporary Medical Acupuncture).
He has been in private practice for over 20 years, has lectured on acupuncture anatomy, and has created a cadaver acupuncture anatomy course for Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners and students.
About the Author
Dr. Alwyn Wong was born in Toronto, Canada, and educated at Western University (B.Sc.), The Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (D.C.), and McMaster University (Contemporary Medical Acupuncture).
He has been in private practice for over 20 years, has lectured on acupuncture anatomy, and has created a cadaver acupuncture anatomy course for Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners and students.
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Hybrid Course
Enroll in our online course and take the exam to earn continuing education credits recognized by a variety of associations and regulatory bodies. Please confirm eligibility with your specific organization before registering.
Workshops
Check here for the latest updates on both in-person and virtual workshops.
Order your copy of East Meets West: Anatomy of Acupuncture Atlas here.
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