In present clinical practice, point Tianzong (SI 11) is often used to treat pain and numbness in the scapular region and the upper limbs. The authors have tried various needling manipulations at this point and obt... In present clinical practice, point Tianzong (SI 11) is often used to treat pain and numbness in the scapular region and the upper limbs. The authors have tried various needling manipulations at this point and obtained extraordinarily good therapeutic result, as is reported in the following. ……展开更多
A Patient, male, 35 years old, first visited on June 20, 2007. Chief Complaints： numbness in left supraclavicular fossa for more than one year. The patient complained of numbness and discomforts in left supraclavicu...A Patient, male, 35 years old, first visited on June 20, 2007. Chief Complaints： numbness in left supraclavicular fossa for more than one year. The patient complained of numbness and discomforts in left supraclavicular fossa developed gradually a year ago with unknown reason. CT scan on cervical vertebrae and chest in local hospital showed no abnormality. The patient then received acupuncture treatment intermittently for more than 3 months in local Chinese medical hospitals, and found no improvement. Now the patient came to the acupuncture outpatient department of our hospital for treatment.展开更多
文摘 In present clinical practice, point Tianzong (SI 11) is often used to treat pain and numbness in the scapular region and the upper limbs. The authors have tried various needling manipulations at this point and obtained extraordinarily good therapeutic result, as is reported in the following. ……
文摘A Patient, male, 35 years old, first visited on June 20, 2007. Chief Complaints： numbness in left supraclavicular fossa for more than one year. The patient complained of numbness and discomforts in left supraclavicular fossa developed gradually a year ago with unknown reason. CT scan on cervical vertebrae and chest in local hospital showed no abnormality. The patient then received acupuncture treatment intermittently for more than 3 months in local Chinese medical hospitals, and found no improvement. Now the patient came to the acupuncture outpatient department of our hospital for treatment.
