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UNDERSTANDINGEQUINE ACUPUNCTURE Practice News,Vol.13,No.4,p.32, April 2001. Mittleman, E. and Gaynor, JS.“A brief overview of the analgesic and immunologic effects of acupuncture in domestic animals,”JAVMA,Vol. 217, No. 8, p. 1201-1205, October 15, 2000. O’Connor, J and Bensky, D. “A Summary of Research Concerning the Effects of Acupuncture,”American Journal of Chinese Medicine,Vol.3,No.4,p.377-394,1975. Patton, M. “Therapeutic Options Task Force Report,” AAEP REPORT,p.3-4,November 2000. Pinsi, A.Acupuncture for Horses.8th ed.Bronxville,NY:The Able Body,1998. Ramey, DW and Raso, J.“Horsefeathers: Acupuncture from a Veterinary Perspective,” Acupuncture and Alternative Therapies in the Horse,Fall 1999. Reynes, A.“Another Tool,”The Horse,p.55,January 2001. Ridgway, K.“Acupuncture As A Treatment Modality For Back Problems,”Veterinary Clinics of North American: Equine Practice,Vol.15,No.1,p.211-221, April 1999. Schoen, AM. “Ancient Art to Modern Medicine,” Veterinary Acupuncture,p.543-549,1994. Schoen, AM.“Equine Acupuncture: Incorporation into Lameness Diagnosis and Treatment,” Proceedings of the American Association of Equine Practitioners,Vol. 41, p. 135-137, 1995. Schoen, AM.“A Scientific Approach to Equine Acupuncture,”Let’s Get To The Point,p.1-5,October 27,2000. Sellnow, L.“Use and Abuse of Natural Products,”The Horse,Vol. 17,No.6,p.29-30,32-34,36,40-42,June 2000. Sellnow,L.“Acupuncture Part I: Ancient Art,Modern Healing,”The Horse,p.14-20,January 1997. Sellnow, L.“Acupuncture Part II: Acupuncture as a Diagnostic,” The Horse,p.55-60,February 1997. Sellnow,L.“Acupuncture Part III: Acupuncture as a Therapy,“ The Horse,p.63-70,March 1997. Snader, ML et al. Healing Your Horse. New York: Macmillan General Reference,p.3-208,1993. 125
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FOREWORD 6 Acupuncture, not unlike
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CHAPTER 4 Acupuncture Points 32 Acu
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36 Acupuncture Points ACUPOINT CATE
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CHAPTER 5 What is a Meridian or Cha
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