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Dr. Yuan Dr. Yuan, a senior massager, was graduated from First Medical College of the People’s Liberation Army in Shanghai in 1993. After that he furthered his studies in Shanghai Changhai Hospital, Huangpu Central Hospital and Shanghai College of Chinese Medicine. He is currently an associate professor of Shanghai Institute of Physical Culture, Director of Shanghai Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine Massage Branch, Director of Shanghai Association of Anatomy and Director of Shanghai Association for Sports Medicine. With eighteen years of experience in the teaching and clinical practice of sports anatomy, massage and sports injuries, Dr. Yuan excels in the diagnosis and treatment of such injuries. He is particularly renowned for his unique views about and methods of the diagnosis and treatment of sports injuries and other common injuries through acupuncture and massage. His research work in this field has eventuated in 14 books and papers.

Some successful cases:

1. A fifty-nine-year-old Mr. Xu was sent to hospital for a stroke of apoplexy in December 1996. Twenty days later, he left hospital when his conditions became stable. His right hand and leg, however, were paralyzed. His facial complexion was famished, and his tongue had a thick white coating. According to Chinese medicine, the apoplexy was caused by deficiency of qi and yang, which blocked the blood vessels. After receiving Dr. Yuan’s acupuncture and massage for a period of treatment, the patient's right limbs felt warmer, and his ability of physical movement was visibly improved. After each treatment, Dr. Yuan would give the patient a prescription of physical exercise, active and passive alike. The patient was able to move about and take care of himself in daily life after another one and a half periods of treatment. 2. A sixty-four-year-old Mr. Zhao was sent to hospital for a sudden relapse of apoplexy in August 1988. He was discharged one month later when his conditions became stable, but his right side was paralyzed. His limbs were stiff and were constantly shivering; his facial complexion and eyes were both red, and his tongue was redder than normal with a thick yellow coating. According to Chinese medicine, this was caused by the excessive rise of the liver-yin. After receiving Dr. Yuan’s acupuncture and massage treatment for three times, which were complemented by both active and passive physical exercises, the patient’s right limbs became less stiff. Before the end of the third period of treatment, his joints were flexible enough to take care of himself in daily life.

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Dr. Zhen Dr. Zhen was graduated from Shanghai College of Chinese Medicine in 1964. She is currently a senior research scientist at an acupuncture institute in Shanghai. With long years of experience in the clinical acupuncture practice and research work, Dr. Zhen excels in treating various kinds of difficult and complicated cases with acupuncture, particularly urinary system disease, diabetes, and their complications. She was the first doctor in mainland China to apply the advanced methods of urodynamics in the acupuncture treatment of urinary system disease such as diabetic urinary bladder disease and uracratia about twenty years ago, for which she was awarded a second prize for achievements in science and technology by Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Public Health and a third prize for achievements in science and technology by the State Bureau of Chinese Medical Administration. In recent years, she has created the methods of tonifying the kidney and warming yang in the acupuncture treatment of female urethral syndrome and has achieved good curative effect. Thus she has solved one of the most difficult problems in modern medicine. In 1996, the State Bureau of Chinese Medical Administration put the popularization of this method on the list of key state projects of Chinese medicine. In addition, Dr. Zhen has published several books and over fifty papers. She has had a number of lecture tours in a number of countries, including the United States and Japan.

A successful case:

1. A Ms Xu visited Dr. Zhen in July 1993 for urinary problems. She had had frequent micturition, urgent urination, and dribbling urination for over twenty years. She had to urinate about every thirty minutes, and she had a constant feeling of abdominal distention. The symptoms would become more serious when the patient was tired. She had visited a number of major hospitals in Shanghai but without any improvement. After receiving Dr. Zhen’s acupuncture treatment with the method of tonifying the kidney and warming yang for one period, her urination became much easier, the feeling of abdominal distention was much less serious, and her urinal intervals extended to two hours. After another two periods of treatment, the patient’s conditions became stable. Her symptoms of frequent micturition and urgent urination occurred only occasionally, but much less seriously than before. An examination on September 1,1993 showed that the results of the laboratory tests were basically normal. To consolidate the effect, the patient took another year’s treatment by Dr. Zhen before she stopped it. Another examination in August 1995 showed the patient’s conditions had returned to normal.

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