Brief Introduction to Tuina

1. Brief Introduction to the Development of Tuina of TCM

2. An Outline of Tuina Schools of TCM

3. The Way to Master tuna of TCM

4. Brief Introduction to the Principle for TCM's Tuina to Work

5. Brief Introduction to the Modern Researches in Tuina Manipulation

Part One: Adult Tuina

1. Brief Introduction to Adult Tuna

1.1 Characteristics of Manipulations and Point-selection of Adult Tuina

1.2 Commonly Used Mediums For Adult Tuina

1.3 Points for Clinical Attention in Adult Tuina

1.4 Indications of Adult Tuina

1.5 Containdications of Adult Tuina

2 . Commonly Used Manipulations for Adult Tuina

2.1 Yizhichan Tui (operate/operating with one thumb)

2.2 Na (grasp/grasping)

2.3 An (press/pressing)

2.4 Mo (palm-rub/rubbing)

2.5 Rou (knead/kneading)

2.6 Dian (Digital-press/pressing)

2.7 Ca (rub/rubbing)

2.8 Gun (roll/rolling)

2.9 Zhen (vibrate/vibrating)

2.10 Cuo (do/doing foulage)

2.11 Mo (wipe/wiping)

2.12 Tina (lift-grasp/grasping)

2.13 Anrou (press-knead/kneading)

2.14 Boyun (forearm-knead/kneading)

2.15 Ji (beat/beating)

2.16 Pai (pat/patting)

2.17 Dou (shake/shaking)

2.18 Yao (rotate/rotating)

2.19 Ban (pull/pulling)

2.20 Bashen (pull-extend/extending)

3. Methods and Steps for Training Manipulations

3.1 Practice on a Bag Filled with Rice

3.2 Practice on the Human Body

3.3 Pracatice through Routine Performance in Treating

4. The Fourteen Channels and the Commonly Used Acupoints

4.1 An outline of the Fourteen Channels

4.2 An Outline of the Acupoints

4.3 Introduction to the Fourteen Channels and Commonly Used Points and Tuina Manipulations

4.4 Commonly Used Extraordinary Points and the Tuina manipulations Performed on Them

5. Exercises as the Basic Training of Manipulations

5.1 Yijinjing

5.2 Shaolinneigong

5.3 Points for Attention in Doing Exercises

6 Treatment of Common Adult Diseases

6.1 Common Cold

6.2 Headache

6.3 Insomnia

6.4 Diarrhea

6.5 Epigastralgia

6.6 Hemiplegia due to Apoplexy

6.7 Flaccidity Syndrome

6.8 Arthralgia-syndrome

6.9 Hypertension

6.10 Hiccup

6.11 Uroschesis

6.12 Constipation

6.13 Angina Pectoris

6.14 Colicky Pain of the Gall-bladder

6.15 Mastitis

6.16 Dysmenorrhea

6.17 Postpartum General Aching

6.18 Postpartum General Aching

6.19 Toothache

6.20 Pharyngitis

6.21 Dislocation of Tendon of Long Head of Biceps Brachii

6.22 Tenosynovitis of Long head of Biceps Brachii

6.23 Tendinitis of Supraspinatus Muscle

6.24 Sub-acromial bursitis

6.25 External Humeral Epicondylitis

6.26 Medial Humeral Epicondylitis

6.27 Sprain of the Wrist Joint

6.28 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

6.29 Injury of Medial Collateral Ligament of Kee Joint

6.30 Sprain of the Ankle Joint

6.31 Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

6.32 Sprain of Achilles Tendon

6.33 Scapulohumeral Periarthritis

6.34 Disturbance of Costovertebral Joints

6.35 Cervical spondylopathy

6.36 Stiffneck

6.37 Disturbance of Lumbar Vertebral Facet Joints

6.38 Acute Lumbar Sprain

6.39 Syndrome of the Third Lumbar Vertebral Transverse Process

6.40 Chronic Strain of Lumbar Muscle

6.41 Prolapse of Lumbar Intervertebral Disc

7. Adult Tuina for Health-care

7.1 Health-care of the Head, Face and the Five Sense Organs

7.3 Health-care of the Chest and Abdomen

7.4 Health-care of the Neck, Back and Waist

Part Two: Infant Tuina

8. Brief Introduction to Infant Tuina

8.1 An Outline of Infant Tuina

8.2 Relevant Knowledge of Infant Tuina

9. Manipulations for Infant Tuina

9.1 Tui (Push / pushing)

9.2 An (press/ pressing)

9.3 Mo (rub/rubbing)

9.4 Qia (nip/nipping)

9.5 Rou (knead/kneading)

9.6 Yun (arc-push/pushing)

9.7 Nie (pinch/pinching)

9.8 Fen (laterally-divided push/pushing)

9.9 Dao (pound/pounding)

10. Commonly Used Points in Infant Tuina

10.1 Points on the Head and Neck

Tianmen Kangong Taiyang Erhougaogu Baihui Yintang

Shangen Shuigou Chengjiang Fengchi Yaguan Tianzhugu Xinmen

10.2 Points on the Chest and Abdomen

Tiantu Sanzhong Rugen Rupang Zhongwan Xielei Shenque Tianshu Fu Fuyinyang Dujao Dantian

10.3 Points on The back

Dazhui Feishu Fengmen Yaoshu Pishu Shenshu Qijiegu Guiwei Jizhu

10.4 Points on the Upper Limbs

Pijing Weijing Ganjing Xinjing Feijing Shenjing

Sihengwen Xiaohengwen Dachang Xiaochang Shending

Shenwen Zhangxiaohengwen Zongjin Banmen Dahengwen

Yunshuirutu and Yunturushui Neilaogong Neibagua

Xiaotianxin Shixuan Laolong Ershanmen Zuodanzheng youduanzheng Errenshangma Yiwofeng Wailaogong Boyangchi Sanguan Tianheshui Liufu

10.5. Points on the Lower Limbs

Jimen Baichong Zusanli Weizhog Houchenshan Qianchengshan Sanyinjiao Jiexi Yongquan Pucan

11. Treatment of Common Infantile Diseases

11.1 Fever

11.2 Cold

11.3 Cough

11.4 Asthma

11.5 Anorexia

11.6 Morbid Night Crying

11.7 Constipation

11.8 vomiting

11.9 Diarrhea

11.10 Proctoptosis

11.11 Malnutrition

11.12 Abdominal Pain

11.13 Uroschesis

11.14 Enuresis

11.15 Thrush

11.16 Myopia

11.17 Rickets

11.18 cerebral Palsy

11.19 Myogenic Torticollis

12 Infant Tuina for Health-care

12.1 Infant Tuina for Calming the Mind

12.2 Infant Tuina for Strengthening the Spleen and Regulating the Stomach

12.3 Infant Tuina for Strengthening the Spleen to Reinforce the Lung

12.4 Infant Tuina for Improving Intelligence and Building up health

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