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A detailed and interactive 3D anatomy resource aimed at both the acupuncture practitioner and student.
For the first time you can
see the positions of 88 of the most commonly used acupuncture points
in 3D with detailed anatomy of their needle passage, plus a further
324 named needle points that can be highlighted in their correct
position.
All 3D models include all musculoskeletal and vascular anatomy with
descriptive text. Anatomical alerts are provided for points where
damage would be caused by incorrect direction or depth of insertion.
Many 3D views are also available in cross section.
Also included are the most clinically important myofascial trigger
points - and for the first time in any publication - their
anatomical and clinical correspondence to acupuncture points are
shown and discussed.
Further content allows you to view and compare the 14 main
acupuncture meridians, with points, with 42 myofascial referred pain
patterns of trigger points.
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Neurovascular
Musculoskeletal
Cross sections
Referred pain patterns
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Acupuncture needles with detailed text, Chinese name and anatomical alerts: BL2, BL10, BL11, BL13, BL23, BL25, BL28, BL29, BL40, BL45, BL52,
BL56, BL59, BL60, BL64 The location for a further 324 named needle points can be highlighted in their correct position on the 3D model. 3D views of meridians:
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"Imagine you had X-ray eyes and before you needled an acupuncture
point you could see right into the body and check the underlying
anatomy.
Now imagine you had the power to visually strip away layers,
rotating the body if necessary, so that you could see between and
behind muscles and find where the veins, arteries and nerves run.
How about your own personal little medical alert to tell you if you
are in an area where incorrect direction or depth of needle
insertion could do damage?
Well the next best thing to x-ray eyes has just come on the market,
and be warned: it is seriously addictive.
It took 13 years for the team there to fully develop the first
complete and medically accurate, 3D computer-animated model of the
human anatomy. And it shows. They have managed to combine truly
outstanding artwork with advanced digital technology and the result
is an award-winning product that has gained worldwide acclaim as an
outstanding educational resource.
The ability to be able to see into the body and bring the inner
structure to life has a WOW factor that will appeal to anyone
fascinated by the human body. As a teaching and learning aid for
anatomy, it is second to none.
Now they have launched a version for acupuncturists that has an
extra dimension. There is a built-in point location chart and 88 of
the points come with extra text. You get advice about the point
position, the needle track, the target structure, extra notes where
appropriate about depth and alternative angles for needling, and
clear warnings about risks. The visuals that link to these points
are stunning.
As with other products, you can view the whole of the neurovascular
and musculoskeletal systems. You can rotate the body, strip away
layers, view cross sections, and look at referred pain patterns. You
can even do all of this with many of the acupuncture points shown
with needles in place. In addition, the most clinically important
myofascial trigger points are included and, for the first time in
any publication, their anatomical and clinical correspondence to
acupuncture points are shown and discussed."
Annie Hibbert. Review in the official Magazine of the
College of Integrated Chinese Medicine (CICM)