Can the head acupuncture model simulate the distribution of acupuncture points and meridians in the real head?

In the process of designing and manufacturing the head acupuncture model, the need to simulate the distribution of acupuncture points and meridians on the real head is fully considered, and the complex system of the human head can be accurately restored. The following is a detailed explanation of the head acupuncture model's ability to simulate the distribution of real head acupuncture points and meridians:

Integrity of acupoint marks: There are usually dozens of commonly used acupoints marked on the head acupuncture model, such as Baihui, Sishencong, Taiyang, Fengchi, etc., totaling more than 100 acupoints. These points are arranged according to the meridians theory of traditional Chinese medicine, aiming to ensure that the points on the model correspond to the real head points, and the number is complete.

Accuracy of meridian distribution: In addition to the marking of acupuncture points, the head acupuncture model also focuses on the accuracy of meridian distribution. All the important acupuncture meridians of the head and neck are marked on the model, which is drawn according to the meridians trend in the meridians theory of traditional Chinese medicine, ensuring the accuracy of the model in the distribution of meridians.

Hidden mark design: The acupuncture points on the head acupuncture model are usually hidden mark design, that is, the acupuncture points are not visible under common light, and need to be illuminated by a special light source. This design not only increases the interest of the model, but more importantly, it can check whether the acupuncture point is correct and improve the quality of teaching and training.

Highly imitative materials: Head acupuncture models are usually made of highly imitative materials such as silicone, which have a texture and texture similar to human skin and are soft to the touch, allowing the model to simulate real skin sensations during acupuncture training. This highly simulated material makes the model more realistic when simulating the distribution of acupuncture points and meridians on the real head.

Applicability and versatility: The head acupuncture model is not only suitable for TCM acupuncture teaching and training, but also for clinical practice in TCM clinics and hospitals. It can be used for the head commonly used acupoint location, acupuncture teaching, practice and examination, for doctors and students to provide an intuitive and practical learning tool.

To sum up, the head acupuncture model can simulate the distribution of acupuncture points and meridians of the real head more accurately, and has a high degree of imitation and practicability. It is an important tool in the teaching and training of TCM acupuncture and moxibustion, and also a helpful assistant in the clinical practice of TCM.