Veterinary Acupuncture

Alan M. Klide and Shiu H. Kung

University of Pennsylvania Press

320 Pages, 8.25 x 11.00 in, 182 illus.

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9780812218398
Published: September 2002

$64.95

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Drawing on medical and scientific literature in diverse languages, Veterinary Acupuncture presents a world of information on this traditional form of Chinese medicine—for veterinarians to examine the theory and practice of acupuncture, for livestock owners and trainers to acquaint themselves with the evidence they need to understand and appreciate the benefits it may offer their animals, and for scientists to use as a source of information for the study of pain and acupuncture.

Alan M. Klide is Professor of Anesthesia, Section of Critical Care, at the School of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania. Shiu H. Kung is a scientist and a scholar of the classics of traditional Chinese medicine.

"Veterinary Acupuncture is much more than a treatise on traditional Chinese medicine. It provides a careful description of the equipment, techniques, and effects of acupuncture. . . . This book should be very useful to veterinarians who now employ acupuncture, and to those who are interested in leaning more about its applications."—Modern Veterinary Practice

"For the practitioner of veterinary medicine, this is probably the most complete and authoritative guide available in English; for the scholar and the student of medical sciences, it is a major source of reference for further research."—American Journal of Acupuncture

"This book will be informative and useful to anyone interested in the subject of acupuncture."—Backstretch

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