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IX VAM MEETING Saint Girons (F) , 19 – 20 - 21 June 2014 ACUPUNCTURE IN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE II
IX VAM MEETING Saint Girons (F), 19 – 20 - 21 June 2014
ACUPUNCTURE INEQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND
SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE II
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
HORSE CLINICAL PRACTICE
THE TRADITIONAL CHINESE VETERINARY MEDICINE (TCVM)
HAS A THOUSAND YEARS
HISTORY IN TREATING HORSES
DURING ZHOU DYNASTY TCVM WAS SEPARATED FROM TCM FOR HUMANS: THE
FIRST HORSE PRACTITIONER WAS ZHAO FU (947 – 928 B.C.)
THAT DID TREAT
HORSES BY ACUPUNCTURE
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
DIAGNOSIS
4 PHASES - SI ZHEN
1. INSPECTION WANG ZHEN2. AUSCULTATION – SMELLING WÉN ZHEN3. ANAMNESIS WÈN ZHEN4. PALPATION CHU ZHEN
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
DIAGNOSIS
IN HIPPIATRICS THERE IS A CONSOLIDATED SYSTEM OF DIAGNOSTIC ACUPOINTS
IT IS POSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY THE ORGANS INVOLVED IN THE DISORDER OR THE SEAT OF LIMB DISEASE
IT IS PARTICULARLY
USEFUL IN
SPORT MEDICINE
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
DIAGNOSIS E.C.I.W.O. THEORY(Embryo Containing the Information of the Whole Organism)
BEI SHU POINTS
TING POINTS
EARPOINTS
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
E.C.I.W.O. THEORY
(Embryo Containing the Information of the Whole Organism)
GENITALIA
HTLUSPLRKI
HTLUSPLRKI
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
DIAGNOSIS E.C.I.W.O. THEORY(Embryo Containing the Information of the Whole Organism)
TAIL
ACUPOINTSWEI GEN
WEI BEN
WEI JIAN
CHINESE NEEDLES
WESTERN NEEDLES
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
THERAPY
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
MOXIBUSTION
HYDROACUPUNCTURE
THERAPY
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
HAEMOACUPUNCTURE
PLUM BLOSSOM HAMMER
ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
LASERACUPUNCTURE
THERAPY
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
CHINESE MASSAGE
THERAPY
TUINA
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS ANDSPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
THERAPY
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
CLINICAL PRACTICE
BI SYNDROME
WANDERING BI – WIND
PAINFUL BI – COLD
FIXED BI – DAMP BONY BI
FEBRILE BI – HEAT
LOCAL EFFECTS
ANTALGIC
ANTI –INFLAMMATORY
GENERAL EFFECTS
WELLBEING
IMPROVEMENT ofSPORT PERFORMANCE
ACUPUNCTURE PAIN TREATMENT IN HORSESFrancesco LONGO - Margherita GAZZOLA
DISEASES
RECURRENT LAMENESS
OSTEOARTHRITIS
NAVICULAR DISEASE
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN
ENDOCRINE SYNDROME
POSTOPERATIVE PAIN
MYOFASCIAL PAIN
VISCERAL PAIN
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
RECURRENT LAMENESS
A SPECIFIC JOINT SEGMENT WHICH HAS BEEN SUBJECT TO A PRIOR PHLOGISTIC
PROCESS IS PERIODICALLY AFFECTED BY INFLAMMATION
LOCAL
THERAPY
GENERAL
REBALANCING
SHOULDER
ELBOW
CARPUS
HIP
KNEE
TARSUS
FETLOCK
PASTERN
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
OSTEOARTHRITISPERIODIC RELAPSES ACCOMPANIED BY PAIN
AND LIMITATION OF MOVIMENT
TRADITONAL ACUPUNCTURE
BL 11 Dazhu – GB 30 Huantiao
MODIFY BONE METABOLISM
***
LOCAL APPLICATION OF ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
HIGHLY EFFECTIVE
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
NAVICULAR DISEASE
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
ACUTE and CHRONIC DORSAL PAIN
ENDOCRINE SYNDROME
ACUPUNCTURE
IN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
POSTOPERATIVE and VISCERAL PAIN
TREATMENT SHOULD BE PREVENTIVE BEFORE THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE
TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE
***
TREATMENT POSTOPERATIVE
TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE
ELECTROACUPUNCTURE
ACUPUNCTURE
IN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
MYOFASCIAL PAIN
ACUPUNCTURE
IN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
ST - KI MERIDIANS
FUNCTIONAL INVOLVEMENT
LOCAL THERAPYBIAO
GB 34 (YANGLINGQUAN )
SP 9 (YINLINGQUAN)
ST 35 (DUBI)
ST 36 (ZUSANLI)
BL 40 (WEIZHONG)
ST 30 (QICHONG)
LR 3 (TAICHONG)
LR 8 (QUQUAN)
SP 10 (XUEHAI)
KI 10 (YINGU)
GENERAL THERAPY
BENBL 21 (WEISHU)
CV 12 (ZHONGWAN)
ST 40 (FENGLONG)
SI 3 (HOUXI)
BL 62 (SHENMAI)
BL 59 (FUYANG)
PAIN AND SUFFERINGHAVE A NEGATIVE
IMPACT IN HORSE’SPERFORMANCE andQUALITY OF LIFE
IT IS VERYSIGNIFICANT THATACUPUNCTURE HAS
A RELEVANT
ANTI – STRESS EFFECT: AT THE LOCALANTALGIC and
ANTI-INFLAMMATORYACTION CORRESPONDS A
GENERAL EFFECT ONBIOLOGIC FUNCTIONS
ACUPUNCTURE RESULTS“NATURALLY”
EFFECTIVE
ACUPUNCTURE
IN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
GERIATRICS
ISSUES
OSTEOARTHRITIS
MUSCLE HYPOTONIAFOOT PROBLEMS
C.O.P.D.COLICS
MALABSORPTIONHORMONE DISORDERS
Gazzola M. (2007)ACUPUNCTURE EMPLOYMENTIN HORSE GERIATRICS
AGEING
PHYSIOLOGICAL DECLINE of
JING
YANG KIDNEY DEFICIENCYJING KIDNEY DEFICIENCY
GV 4 (MINGMEN)
CV 4 (GUANYUAN)
TH 4 (YANGCHI)
IMPROVEMENT OFLIFE QUALITY
OF THE AGEING HORSE
ACUPUNCTURE
IN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
NEUROLOGY
Gazzola M. (2010)TREMORS and INVOLUNTARY
MOVEMENTS:INTERPRETATION ACCORDING TCM
10th ItVASINTERNATIONAL
CONGRESS
ISSUES
EXTERNAL HEAT
YIN LIVER DEFICIENCY with
YANG LIVER ESCAPE
BLOOD LIVER DEFICIENCY
LV 8 (QUQUAN)
GB 20 (FENGCHI)
GV 20 (BAIHUI)
GV16 (FENGFU)
LV 13 (ZHANGMEN)
LV 3 (TAICHONG)
BL 18 (GANSHU)
TAI YANGIF JING SHEN IS ACTIVATED,
MOVEMENTS BECOME NATURALYang Chen’g Fu
Longo F. (2010)CLINICAL EMPLOYMENT OF ACUPOINT TAI YANG IN EQUINE NEUROLOGY
10th ItVASINTERNATIONAL
CONGRESS
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
ENGRAMS
RECODING
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
ENGRAMS RECODING
TUINA
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
SOLITONS
MERIDIANS COINCIDE with LONG MULECULAR CHAINS in CONNECTIVE
ACUPOINT STIMULATION
(NEEDLES – MOXA – LASER - TUINA)
STABLE TRAFFIC of SOLITONS ALONG MERIDIANS
BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
LIVING MATRIX
FASCIA
MECHANICAL – NEUROLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
ACUPUNCTURE TUINA
CYTOSKELETON RESHAPING (H.M. Langevin, 2006)
INFORMATION FLOW by MECHANICAL STIMULI
TENSEGRITY(INTEGRITY TENSIONAL SYSTEM)
CHANGING THE TISSUE SHAPE
IT CHANGES THE
BEHAVIOUR
ACUPUNCTUREIN EQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE PRACTICE
CLINICAL PRACTICE
HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP LINK BASED on PHASE RESONANCE
IX VAM MEETING Saint Girons (F), 19 – 20 - 21 June 2014
ACUPUNCTURE INEQUINE ORTHOPAEDICS AND SPORT MEDICINE
PRACTICE II
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