Rheumatology in Chinese Medicine Book:Book —Lisa Nicholson and Claudia Citkovitz

—Lisa Nicholson and Claudia Citkovitz

practitioners could easily recommend that clients read either of these books on their own to further acquaint themselves with their functional anatomy

The end of each injury chapter contains a section on rehabilitative exercise that includes proprioceptive

The central premise of Visceral Manipulation is that the interrelationship of structure and function among the internal organs is at least as strong as that among the constituents of the musculoskeletal system

—Pacific Journal of Oriental Medicine

Rheumatology in Chinese Medicine Book:Book —Lisa Nicholson and Claudia CitkovitzRheumatology in Chinese Medicine is now available in a durable softcover edition. While rheumatological disorders (e. g., joint and other musculoskeletal pain) are perhaps the most commonly seen problems in clinics of Chinese medicine, until now there has been no comprehensive book on this important subject. Rheumatology in Chinese Medicine is the first of its kind in any language. The subject is presented in four parts: PART ONE lays the groundwork