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1 I 17 DOI: /KPI I Ahn Chang-beohm* Jang Kyung-jun* Yoon Hyun-min* Kim Cheol-hong* Min Young-kwang* Moon Hyuck-chol* Koo Sung-tae** *Dept. of Acupuncture & Moxibustion, College of Oriental Medicine Dongeui University **Division of Meridian and Structural Medicine, School of Oriental Medicine Pusan National University ABSTRACT Objective Methods Results Conclusions To review the theoretic basis of the Sa-Ahm 5 Element acupuncture devised about 360 years ago, papers and books were researched. Total of 59 books and papers ranging from ancient Huang Di nei jing to modern Bio Medical Acupuncture for Pain Management were researched to study the basic theory of it in relation to the 5 Shu points, Gao-mu in Chinese Ming dynasty, for the 1st time, had used 5 Shu points based on creation cycle as tonification and sedation treatment respectively and named it as tonification and sedation treatment of self meridian but since then, this method, without special reasons, has been rarely used until Sa- Ahm s new doctrine that include the concept of destruction cycle was asserted. Sa-Ahm 5 Element acupuncture is a method which uses 5 Shu points from the viewpoints of simultaneous tonification and sedation methods which are based on promotion and control cycles. Though it is nowadays mostly- used method in accordance with practitioner s points, it needs to be set guidelines by which to effectively practice Sa-Ahm acupuncture. Key words Sa-Ahm 5 Element acupuncture, 5 Shu points, Tonification and Sedation Treatment, Clinical Guidelines, Neurophysiological Mechanisms of Acupuncture. I Tel : , cbahn@deu.ac.kr AA100 Received , Accepted

2 Angela Hicks Jeremy Ross Shudo Denmei Root Therapy Symptom Therapy Meridian Therapy Root Therapy Koei Kuwahara Meridian Therapy II III

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4 Biomedical Acupuncture for Pain Management sensory gyrus 6 Acupuncture Point Combination polarity 7 The Foundation of Chinese Medicine polarity 2 1

5 I 21 3 AcupuncturePoint Combination The Four Needle Therapy

6 Acupuncture Point Combination The Eight Needle therapy 1 energy blocks between two or more organs 2 correspondence with the traditional function of the points IV

7 I 23 Jeremy Ross Giovanni Maciocia , 3, 4,

9 I 25 Yun-Tao Ma sensory gyrus sensory gyrus 6 6 Jeremy Ross The Four Needle Therapy 7

11 I Jeremy Ross The Eight Needle Therapy

12 Joannie Shen Classic Qi Model Neurophysiological Model functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging fmri fmri Joannie Shen Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography SPECTPositron Emission Tomography PET functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging fmri Yun-tai Mao Integrated Neuromuscular Acupoint System INMAS specificity of efficacy healing effect INMAS Francois Beyens fmri, SPECT, PET

13 I 29 V 1 2 sensory gyrus The Four Needle Therapy 4 50 The Eight Needle Therapy

14 INMAS VI : 52,59, 77, ,127,131, , , 218, 220, 248, , 299, 11, 325, : : : : : , : : : : , :28-34, 42, , Pilot2007;24(1): Duverney Fracture ; K1C 2003;20(1): ;21(4): Hemichorea-Hemiballism ;20(4): ,11(1): ;16(1): ;24(5): ;23(5): HRV Heart Rate Variability 2006;23(5): ;13(1): ;18(2): :13(1): :7(0): ;10(0): ;15(2):

15 I ;19(4): ;20(1): ;24(1): ;18(6): Angela Hicks, John Hicks, Peter Mole. Five Element Constituitional Acupuncture. Churchill Livingstone. 2005: Jeremy Ross, Dan Bensky. Acupuncture Point Combinations. Churchill Livingstone. 2004: Shudo Denmai, Meridian Therapy Association. Introduction to Meridian Therapy. Eastland Press. 1989: Society for Traditional Japanese Medicine, T. Koei Kuwahara. Traditional Japanese Acupuncture: Fundamentals of Meridian Therapy. Complementary Medicine Press, 2003: : , : Yun-TaoMa, Mila Ma, Zang Hee Cho, Biomedical Acupuncture for Pain Management, Churchill Livingstone, 2005: Giovanni Maciocia. The Foundation of Chinese Medicine.Churchill Livingstone. 2005: : : , : , :138, : ;14(3): ;17(4): : , : Joannie Shen.Research on the neurophysiological mechanism of acupuncture:review of selected studies and methodological issues, the journal of alternative and complementary medicine, 2001;7(S1):S-121-S Z.H.Cho, S.C.Chung, J.P.Jones. J.B.Park, H,J.Park, H.J.Lee, E.K.Wong, and B.I.Min. New findings of the correlation between acupoints and corresponding brain cortices using functional MRI, PNAS, 1998;95(5): Cho Z.H., Na C.S., Wong E.K., Lee S.H., Hong I.K. Functional magnetic resonance imaging of the brain in the investigation of acupuncture, In: Stux G., Hammerschlag R.,eds. Clinical acupuncture: scientific basis, Berlin, Springer, 2001: Joannie Shen, Daniel W.Hommer. Functional neuroimaging: review of methods and applications to acupuncture research, Clinical Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, 2001;2: :83, Francois Beyens.Reinterpretation of traditional concepts in acupuncture, In:Jacqueline Filshie, Adrian White eds, Medical Acupuncture:A Western Scientific Approach,Churchill Livingstone; 2006:

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