Items

• A treatment regimen to pass gallstones

  Brit J Acupunct (1988), Xu Shan Zu.

• Gallstones

  Am J Acupunct (1987), Wen Juan Chen.

• Treatment of biliary colic after shock wave lithotripsy by acupuncture at yanglingquan [GB34]

  Intl J of Clin Acupunct (1994), Wang Gui-rong.

• Kampo treatment of diseases of the biliary tract

  Intl J Orient Med (1996), Toyohiko Kikutani.

• The treatment of cholelthiasis with auriculo-pressure therapy

  J Am Coll Tradit Chin Med (1989), Tao, Tang.

• Effects of choleretics on bile compositions drained from patients with pigment gallstone

  Chin J Integ Med (2006), Sun Bai-jun.

• Advances in the treatment of cholelithiasis by expulsion of the gallstones

  Brit J Acupunct (1987), Ruilin, He.

• Expulsion of gallstone and prevention of its reformation by acupuncture

  Intl J of Clin Acupunct (1992), Ma Xiaoping.

• The effect of acupuncture on bile duct contraction observed by B type ultrasonic scanning

  Intl J Orient Med (1998), Li-jian Wang.

• Clinical observation on acupuncture treating functional gastrointestinal disorder after gallstone surgery

  J Acupunct Tuina Sci (2011), Kou Xiaoru;Sun Liming;Guo Na;Li Ping.

• Ear-point pressing in treating 82 cases of cholelithiasis

  Intl J of Clin Acupunct (1993), Huang Shifu.

• Chinese herb therapy for cholelithiasis gallstones

  Bull OHAI (1982), Hsu, Hong-Yen.

• Clinical study on analgesia for biliary colic with ear acupuncture at point erzhong

  Am J Acupunct (1993), Gu Xudong.

• Improved lithagogue therapy for cholelithiasis by integrated Traditional Chinese and Western medicine

  Chin J Int Tradit West Med (1997), Fu Xian-bo.

• Clinical analysis of therapeutic efficacy in 365 cases of cholelithiasis treated by pressure over ear points

  J of Chin Med (1988), Dong Shaorong.

• Treatment of emergencies with acupuncture

  Intl J of Clin Acupunct (1994), Ding Du-ming.

• Treatment of gallstones with Chinese herbs and acupuncture

  SG (), Dharmananda, Subhuti

• Rural patients with a serious form of gallstone disease are less likely than urban patients to receive treatment

  Research Activities (2013), Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).