Príklady needling

• This well-known text passage links the manipulation of qi to needling.

• So, needling was advocated when there were oscillations, or inversions of qi in chest or abdomen.

• Much of this could be called light banter, mixed with a lot of not ver y pleasant needling.

• Any needling of one another, and, particularly, any acts of lawlessness, will tend to perpetuate an atmosphere in which a referendum is impossible.

• He speaks well about these problems and it is a pity that he spoils his contributions by the needling tendency that he shows so often.

• A new method for quantifying the needling component of acupuncture treatments.

• Acupuncturists generally practice acupuncture as an overall system of care, which includes using traditional diagnostic techniques, acupuncture needling, and other adjunctive treatments.

• However, the originators and proponents of dry needling acknowledged the origin and inspiration of this technique to be acupuncture.

• He taught her the meticulous art of needling into the wax figures the hairs of head and beard.

• The most common adverse effect observed was infection, and the majority of infections were bacterial in nature, caused by skin contact at the needling site.

• However, poor correlation exists between the appearance of a calcific deposit on plain x-rays and its consistency on needling.

• He enjoys spreading malicious gossip and needling the others, while conveying an impression of selfless concern.

• Locating the trigger point for dry needling is the basis for performing dry needling and should therefore be documented in each study performing this technique.

• The most frequent mild adverse event was needling or unspecified pain, followed by bleeding.

• Dry needling is a treatment being researched for treatment of plantar fasciitis.