Jun and Lee's M-Puncture and pain model-2판

Motivation to authoring this book
Since 1973, We specialized in painful lesion and treated many cases via surgical and nonsurgical approaches. Each case
was reviewed by comparing the pre- and post- treatment objective findings (CT, MRI, X-ray, and laboratory studies).
Although objective findings confirmed good results, many patients still suffered from pain. In such cases,
neuropsychiatry was consulted for further treatment. However, We continued to suspect that there was another factor
that causes such unresolved pain. In 1999, a research article by R.R. Ji and C.J. Woolf from Harvard Medical School
opened a door that would lead to the solution to our suspicion. Fortunately, the proposed mechanism in the article was
supported by many other outstanding articles. Over the years, We continued to standardize the molecular mechanism of
pain. The most driving key role mechanism was discovered to be altered coupling to signal transduction. These studies
were integrated as a basis for theory and technology of M-puncture. An appropriate therapeutic tool was then developed
to utilize this mechanism for pain treatment. In 2004 and 2005, M-puncture (Molecular Targeting by Needlepuncture) was
developed as the effective therapeutic tool. This book takes a completely different approach from the preceding
publications by providing an easy access and understanding of the pain mechanism and technology to medical teaching
faculties and clinicians.
The driving force of the main mechanism is reflected in the molecular lesion in nociceptive neuron; therefore,
previously existing approaches for pain treatment, both surgical and non-surgical, have had insufficient efficacy in
solving lesion.

Preface
1. What mechanisms have pivotal roles to change good, adaptive pain to bad, maladaptive pain resulting in persistent
uncontrollable pains?
(raveling axial molecular interpretations of chronic pains)
2. Revealing therapeutic target and tools to solve molecular lesions.

The two key points that will be explained are the following:
1. To reveal the molecular cause of chronic and persistent pain, also referred to as bad pain by Al
Basbaum, a graduate of UC San Francisco and a leader in the field of pain medicine.
2. To develop the therapeutic tool to treat bad pain.



Chapter 1: Pain science

1. Background 012

2. Jun & Lee’s Molecular and Molecular Targeting Pain Model 014
New paradigm of pain model for chronic, persistent pain control

Section 1 Pain terms that are essential for understanding M-puncture 018
Section 2 Neural Basis of Pain 034
Section 3 Neurophysiological basis of pain 058
Section 4 Molecular basis of pain 082


Chapter 2: Pain Practice
1. Introductory comments about M-puncture and Medical Acupuncture 110


Chapter 3: M-puncture
1. M-puncture Theory and Technology 124
a. Descending control (V1, V3, C2, C3, V)
b. Segmental control (PSC, DSC)


Chapter 4: Technology of PML targeting for chronic pain

Technology of M-puncture 168
Section 1 Headache 172
Section 2 Neck Pain and Upper Back Pain 184
Section 3 Shoulder Pain 201
Section 4 Lower Back Pain 221
Section 5 Buttock and Back Thigh Pain 229
Section 6 Knee Joint, Thigh Pain 241
Section 7 Elbow Pain 249
Section 8 Ankle Pain 253
Section 9 Other Joint Pain 258
Heel pain, foot pain, wrist pain, shoulder girdle & upper limb anterior chest


Chapter 5: Professor Lee's Lecture: Treatment of Chronic pain
Section 1 Complex Molecular Mechanism of Chronic Pain & M-puncture 268
Section 2 Clinical Application & Techniques of M-puncture 365


Chapter 6: Reader & Attendee's Case Experience, Q & A 439

References 487