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Recommended by teachers during pediatric rotations, the most classic book on pediatric tuina massage.

Official Introduction

Author: Li Xianxiao (Editor)
Publisher: People’s Medical Publishing House
Publication Date: March 2010
Pages: 188 pages
Price: 24.00 yuan
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 9787117126311
“Li Dexiu’s Pediatric Tuina Secrets” is divided into four main parts covering Li Dexiu’s tuina theory and technique characteristics, San Zi Jing school tuina manipulation and acupoint verification, tuina therapy for common diseases, and tuina therapy for other diseases, explaining the massage therapies of Li Dexiu’s pediatric tuina secrets.

Contents

Chapter 1: Li Dexiu’s Theory and Technique Characteristics of Tuina

Section 1: Li Dexiu’s Pediatric Tuina Acupoint Selection and Technique Characteristics

Section 2: Li Dexiu’s Diagnostic Experience

Section 3: Application of Li Dexiu’s Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment with Clearing and Tonifying Methods for Pediatric Diseases

Section 4: Li Dexiu’s Diagnosis and Treatment of Pediatric Diseases Based on the Five Elements Theory

Chapter 2: San Zi Jing School Tuina Manipulation and Acupoint Verification

Section 1: Tuina Techniques

Section 2: Tuina Timing

Section 3: Tuina Lubricants

Section 4: Acupoint Verification

Chapter 3: Tuina Therapy for Common Diseases

Section 1: Common Cold

Section 2: Bronchitis

Section 3: Pneumonia

Section 4: Whooping Cough (Pertussis)

Section 5: Measles

Section 6: Vomiting

Section 7: Epigastric and Abdominal Pain

Section 8: Diarrhea

Section 9: Dysentery

Section 10: Chronic Indigestion (Chronic Gastroenteritis)

Section 11: Jaundice

Section 12: Ascites

Section 13: Common Oral Inflammation (Simple Stomatitis)

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Author Biography · · · · · ·

Li Dexiu is honored as the founder of the San Zi Jing school of pediatric tuina and is a nationally recognized pediatric tuina expert. At age 17, he became deaf due to illness. Later, he met Qi Jinghan, principal of Weihai Qingquan School, who gifted him the Qing dynasty medical masterpiece “Tuina San Zi Jing” by Xu Qinguang. After eight years of study, in 1920 he opened a clinic in Qingdao. In 1955, when Qingdao City Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine was established, he served as the head of the pediatrics department. Due to his superb medical skills and high moral standards, he was designated as one of the academic inheritance and rescue experts of traditional Chinese medicine in Shandong Province and Qingdao City.

Table of Contents · · · · · ·

Chapter 1 Li Dexiu’s Theory and Technique Characteristics of Tuina
Section 1 Li Dexiu’s Pediatric Tuina Acupoint Selection and Technique Characteristics
Section 2 Li Dexiu’s Diagnostic Experience
Section 3 Application of Li Dexiu’s Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment with Clearing and Tonifying Methods for Pediatric Diseases
Section 4 Li Dexiu’s Diagnosis and Treatment of Pediatric Diseases Based on the Five Elements Theory
Chapter 2 San Zi Jing School Tuina Manipulation and Acupoint Verification
Section 1 Tuina Techniques
Section 2 Tuina Timing
Section 3 Tuina Lubricants
Section 4 Acupoint Verification
Chapter 3 Tuina Therapy for Common Diseases
Section 1 Common Cold
Section 2 Bronchitis
Section 3 Pneumonia
Section 4 Whooping Cough (Pertussis)
Section 5 Measles
Section 6 Vomiting
Section 7 Epigastric and Abdominal Pain
Section 8 Diarrhea
Section 9 Dysentery
Section 10 Chronic Indigestion (Chronic Gastroenteritis)
Section 11 Jaundice
Section 12 Ascites
Section 13 Common Oral Inflammation (Simple Stomatitis)
Section 14 Night Terrors
Section 15 Night Crying (Paroxysmal Crying)
Section 16 Umbilical Wind and Fever (Tetanus, colloquially called Seven-Day Wind, Forty-Six Wind)
Section 17 Nephritis
Section 18 Enuresis (including frequent urination and ineffective treatment methods)
Section 19 Epilepsy (Yangxian Feng)
Section 20 Eye Redness and Pain (Acute Conjunctivitis)
Section 21 Parotitis (Mumps)
Section 22 Convulsions
Section 23 Gan Ji (Pediatric Malnutrition)
Section 24 Oral Ulcers
Section 25 Constipation
Section 26 Rectal Prolapse
Chapter 4 Tuina Therapy for Other Diseases
Section 1 Pediatric Hypochondriac Abscess
Section 2 Bladder Heat, Sand Lin and Stone Lin (types of urinary tract issues)
Section 3 Kidney Yang Deficiency
Section 4 Gallbladder Fire (Cholecystitis)
Section 5 Brain Disease
Section 6 Heat Disease Causing Aphonia
Section 7 Complex Cold and Heat Conditions
Section 8 Liver Disease
Section 9 Throat Conditions
Section 10 Deficiency Fire Toothache
Section 11 Spontaneous Sweating and Night Sweating
Section 12 Gum Bleeding
Section 13 Overexertion Injuries
Section 14 Pediatric Weakness
Section 15 Hydrocephalus
Section 16 Anemia
Section 17 Scurvy (Vitamin C Deficiency)
Section 18 Pediatric Paralysis (Poliomyelitis)
Chapter 5 Clinical Case Selections
Section 1 Digestive Disorder and Diarrhea Cases
Section 2 Tracheitis Cases
Section 3 Enuresis Cases
Section 4 Measles Complicated with Pneumonia Cases
Section 5 Common Cold Cases
Section 6 Whooping Cough Cases
Section 7 Jaundice Cases
Section 8 Nephritis Cases
Section 9 Pediatric Anorexia and Weakness Cases
Section 10 Convulsion Cases
Section 11 Pediatric Paralysis (Sequelae) Cases
Section 12 Night Crying Cases

Appendix 1: Li Dexiu’s Annotation of Tuina San Zi Jing
Appendix 2: Syndrome Differentiation and Acupoint Selection Table
Appendix 3: Tuina Rhymes
Appendix 4: Clinical Observation and Analysis of Tuina Treatment for 100 Cases of Pediatric Digestive Disorders (Infantile Diarrhea)
Appendix 5: The Information I Know about Dr. Li Dexiu
Appendix 6: Clinical Cases of Teacher Li Dexiu I Know
Postscript: Wading through the Space-Time Flow of the Ancients

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