Acupuncture in MidwiferyThe latest information on the use of acupuncture in midwifery.
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Contents
The theory of traditional Chinese medicine | 1 |
Dietary advice in Chinese medicine | 15 |
Contraindications and safety | 29 |
safety of moxibustion 4 Acupuncture in intrapartum care | 39 |
Induction of labour | 53 |
Postnatal conditions treated with acupuncture | 61 |
Training registration and professional issues | 77 |
References 93 | 99 |
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References to this book
Evidence-based Care for Normal Labour and Birth: A Guide for Midwives Denis Walsh No preview available - 2007 |