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Terrains and Pathology in Acupuncture
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Yves Requena, M.D.
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His approach to diagnosis is purely traditional yet it must
be noted that Requena is also a medical practitione. And, he achieves
what is the ultimate goal of acupuncture for the future:Ž he synthesizes
the two approaches.Ž Yet, throughout, his writing is tempered by
common-sense and experience. Ž --
Royston H. Low, Ph.D.
British Journal of Acupuncture
Dr. Requena has developed a singularly effective approach to describing
``terrains," or constitutional types. Drawing extensively on
source quotations from the Su Wen, Ling Shu, and other classical
texts, he recognizes composites of the classical Chinese medical
correspondences and treats each as a psychological and biophysical
whole. He offers an extremely large selection of physical
signs and symptoms, including exact Western diagnoses, by which
both Eastern and Western practitioners may objectively confirm his
observations. Requena has skillfully absorbed Western medicine into
acupuncture, using it as another set of information, another source
of practical experience to aid in determining the condition of the
patient.
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Publication Date: September, 1986
Hardcover; 443 pages. 7 x 10; $39.95
Bibliography; Index
ISBN 0-912111-09-7
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