ABSTRACT
Fifty-nine acupoints for febrile disease is recorded in Huangdi Neijing (Huangdi's Internal Classics). By analyzing the combination of these acupoints, the writer discovered the acupoint composition and detected their origins from Huangdi's Internal Classics, in which the terms biaoben, qijie and beishu are involved in the theoretic evidence. The writer thought the "fifty-nine acupoints for febrile disease" implied the self-evolution of some acupuncture school in ancient time, which was formed by absorbing the theoretic experiences of the other schools. It is necessary to analyze and interpret the other literatures besides Huangdi's Internal Classics and probably obtain the further reorganization on it.
Subject(s)
Acupuncture Points , Fever/therapy , Terminology as Topic , Acupuncture Therapy , Humans , SchoolsABSTRACT
Fifty-nine acupoints for febrile disease is recorded in(). By analyzing the combination of these acupoints, the writer discovered the acupoint composition and detected their origins from, in which the termsandare involved in the theoretic evidence. The writer thought the "fifty-nine acupoints for febrile disease" implied the self-evolution of some acupuncture school in ancient time, which was formed by absorbing the theoretic experiences of the other schools. It is necessary to analyze and interpret the other literatures besidesand probably obtain the further reorganization on it.