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ICMART LEXICON of Medical Acupuncture

BELGIUM

BELGIUM NATIONAL/REGIONAL PRACTICES A. Type(s) of Medical Acupuncture most commonly practiced: 1. Traditional Medical Acupuncture - Based on the Traditional Chinese Medicine with the meridians and classical points as a beginning and the Zang Fu theory as a guideline for treatment. Modern western aspects as neurophysiology and trigger points complete our course. 2. Auriculotherapy - Based on Nogier but now a day also on the modern view of David Alimi in France who makes the correlation between auriculo and neuro-anatomy. 3. Scalp Acupuncture - Scalp Acupuncture based on Chinese and Japanese (mainly Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture) theory 4. Electroacupuncture and laser - Electroacupuncture on basis of the Traditional Chinese Medicine B. Education/Training Requirements Medical Acupuncture Modality Theoretical Hours al Hours Proficiency Testing Preliminary Practice 3 years 100x3 24 Each year M.D. 28

CORE CURRICULUM Instructors are MD s with qualified acupuncture training and experience The assessment procedures with the theoretical courses involves patient presentations. Every year there is an examination that is obligatory to follow the next year. ACUPUNCTURE COURSE of the Belgian Medical Acupuncture Association. First Year SCHEDULE: First session: 9.30-11.00 Second session: 11.15-12.45 Third session: 14.00-15.30 Fourth session: 16.00-17.30 First WE : Saturday : First session : Welcome, general introduction in acupuncture and history of Chinese Medicine Development of the course Literature list Second session and third session : Generalities about YIN-YANG, Five Elements, Fundamental Substantions, Zang FU etc. Elemental notions about TCM pathology: disturbance of YinYang/Xue-Qi, Zang Fu, Pathogen Factors, General knowledge about Acupuncture points, Meridians, Indications for acupuncture Fourth session : Modern scientific data concerning acupuncture, current state of research Sunday : First session : Study of the LUNG Meridian ( Positioning in TCM, meridian path of principal meridian and secondary vessels, anatomy, physiology interims 29

of TCM, elemental pathology and indications,...) Second session : LARGE INTESTINE-Meridian: idem Second WE : First, second and third session : STOMACH and SPLEEN-meridians : theory and practice Fourth session: Generalities about ethiopathogandese of illnesses and practical exercises in localization of already known points TRIPLE HEATER and PERICARDIUMmeridians : theory and practice including the physiology of SAN JIAO Third WE : First, second, third and fourth session: LIVER and GALBLADDER-meridian: theory and practice First session: Second session: General notions about diagnostic (the four phases of examination) Modern scientific data and neurophysiology (continuation ) Fourth WE : First, second, third and fourth session : KIDNEY and BLADDER-meridian : theory and Fifth WE : Sixth WE : practice HEART and SMALL INTESTINE-meridian : theory and practice General knowledge about Extraordinary Vessels; RAND MAI and DU MAI Acupuncture instrumantarium ( needles, moxa, cupping,...) Practice Extra-meridian points Ma-Dan-Yang-points First session and second session: Overview of the most main acupuncture points 30

Third session: Fourth session: (slides of Chand Kai-Yan) Introduction in Chinese scalp acupuncture Practice The ACUPUNCTURE SESSION Simple acupuncture recipes to spur on the pupils to start using acupuncture in their own practice Seventh WE: Four sessions: Eighth WE : Repetition Four sessions: Repetition and eventually addition of theoretically and practically data like meridian pathology and secondary vessels Occasion to ask questions about the exams Treatment of patients with simple problems Auriculotherapy first degree First WE: Second WE: Second year First, second, third and fourth session: Introduction to the patho-physiology of Zang Fu in TCM First and second session TONGUE-diagnosis Dialectic diagnosis: The EIGHT PRICIPLES (BA GANG). The FOUR PHASES of the clinical examination, except the Tongue and the Pulse Pathology of ZANG FU: HEART and LIVER First session: Ethiopathology or Causes of the diseases in T.C.M. Second session: Pathology of the ZANG FU : KIDNEY Third WE: First and second session : Ritmology and chrono-acupuncture ( brief overview) 31

Fourth WE: Fifth WE: Sixth WE: Patho-physiology of mental illnesses. Pain treatment through AH-SHI or TRIGGER points Continuation of AH-SHI points with practice Pathology of ZANG FU: SPLEEN Pathology of ZANG FU: STOMACH Third and fourth session : Continuation and clinic of SPLEEN and STOMACH Pathology of ZANG FU: LUNG and practice of LUNG Peripheral and External pathology (Introduction and symptomatic treatments) Introduction to the Physiopathology of the concepts WIND (FANDG), COLT ( HAN), DAMP (SHI) and PHLEGM (TAN) PULSE-diagnosis BI SYNDROMES ( theory and practice ) Electro-acupuncture and laser, theory and practice First and second session : Practice of Tongue and Pulse Seventh WE: First, second, third and fourth session: Treatment of BACKPAIN by Traditional Acupuncture Treatment of HEADACHE by Traditional Acupuncture and practice Repetition Electro-acupuncture (continuation) with clinic and practice 32

Third Year First WE : First session: Cardiovascular pathology Second session: of Cardiovascular pathology Pathology of Phlegm DIGESTIVE PATHOLOGY (part1) (diarrhea, constipation, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting,...) First session: DIGESTIVE PATHOLOGY ( part 2 ) Second session: of digestive pathology Second WE : Feeding and dietetics in TCM (feeding and the Five Phases, feeding and YIN/YANG,...) Third and fourth session : Acupuncture in PEDIATRICS (needling children, pediatric pathology,...) Sunday : Third WE : Fourth WE : LUNG PATHOLOGY and ASTHMA First session: The SIX LEVELS and the penetration of Pathogologic Factors according to the SHANG HAN LUN. Second session: Psychic diseases COMBINED SYNDROMES Penetration of the Pathologic Factors according to the WAND BING (Four layers) PAIN CLINIC : difficult pain syndromes (phantom pain, post zoster pain, trigeminal neuralgia,...) 33

Fifth WE : Sixth WE : Sunday : ANDT pathology : theory and practice ( rhinitis, hayfever, hoarseness, Meunière,...) Gynecological pathology ( menstrual problems, premenstrual syndrome, menopausal syndrome, etc..) Acupuncture during pregnancy and partum EXTAORDINARY VESSELS (repetition and pathology ) PATHOLOGY of the BLOOD (hypertension, CVA,..) clinic Third session: Ophthalmology ( conjunctivitis, iritis, blurred vision, glaucoma,...) Fourth session: Dermatology (urticaria, eczema, psoriasis, zona,.) LIN-SYNDROMES ( urinary pathology: cystitis, prostatitis...) Enuresis, impotency, infertility, etc...) Seventh WE : Four sessions: Eighth WE: Repetition of asked subjects (for back pain, headache...) Discussion and examinations First, second, third and fourth session: Auriculotherapy second degree 34

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