Classification

Classification of the acupuncture room

A classification system has been specifically designed to organize the materials in the acupuncture section of the Nîmes University Medical Library. It consists of four main categories:

  • A – Culture and History
  • B – Traditional Chinese Medicine
  • C – Other alternative medicines
  • L – Conferences

You can access all of our books, organized by topic, by clicking on the links below. 

A – Culture – History
  • A 100– History – Civilization
  • A 200 – Philosophies (I Ching, Taoism…)
  • A 300 – Chinese
    • A 310– Dictionaries
    • A 320– Language methods, grammar…
    • A 330– Literature
    • A 400– Arts and Lifestyle (painting, calligraphy)
  • A 500 – Sciences (astronomy, astrology, palmistry)
    • A 510– Mancies, Feng Shui
B – Traditional Chinese Medicine
  • B 100 – General Information – Introduction – Treaties
    • B 101– TCM Collections
    • B 110 – Key Texts
      • B 111 – Neijing
        • B 111.1 – Suwen
        • B 111.2– Lingshu
      • B 112 – Huangdi Bashi Yi Nan Jing (The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine)
        • B 112.1– Classic Difficulties
        • B 112.2– Classics of Acupuncture
        • B 112.3 – Pharmacopoeia Classic
      • B 113– Shang Han Za Bing Lun, Treatise on Cold-Induced Disorders and Various Diseases
      • B 114– Other Texts
    • B 120– History of Medicine
    • B 130– Public Outreach
    • B 140– Theoretical Research
  • B 200 – Anatomy – Physiology – Etiology and Pathogenesis
    • B 210– 5 movements / Yin Yang
    • B 220– Meridians / Points (with atlases)
    • B 230– Energy, Organs, Body Fluids
  • B 300 – Clinical Presentation – Diagnosis
  • B 400 – Treatment methods
    • B 410 – Acupuncture and moxibustion
      • B 411– General Information
      • B 412– Extension Services
      • B 413– Acupuncture Treatises – Therapeutic Indications, Organized by Disease
      • B 414– Atlas of Acupuncture Points – Therapeutic Indications, Organized by Point
    • B 420– Pharmacopoeia
    • B 430– Nutrition
    • B 440– Manual Medicine
    • B 450 – Chinese gymnastics
  • B 500 – Western Nosology
  • B 600– Basic Research: A Modern Foundation
C – Other alternative medicines
  • C 100– General Information – Public Outreach
  • C 200 – Other Eastern medicines
    • C 210– Indian Medicine (Ayurveda, etc.)
    • C 220 – Japanese medicine (Reiki, shiatsu, etc.)
      • C 221– Japanese Martial Arts
    • C 230– Tibetan Medicine
    • C 240– Others (Vietnam; Korea)
  • C 300 – Drug therapies
  • C 400 – Non-pharmacological treatments
    • C 410 – Reflexology
      • C 411– Electroacupuncture
      • C 412– Auriculotherapy
      • C 413– by microsystem: foot, hand, skull
    • C 420 – Osteopathy and manual therapies
    • C 430– Relaxation, Sophrology, Yoga, Meditation
    • C 440– Music Therapy
L – Congress
  • L ACR– Rhône-Alpes Association of Physicians Specializing in Rehabilitation
  • The ACU– Acupuncture Institute of America
  • The AFA– French Acupuncture Association
  • The AFE– French Association for the Study and Research of Acupuncture
  • The AGM– Geneva Association of Acupuncture Physicians
  • L ASS– French Association for the Study and Research of Acupuncture
  • L BOS– Acupuncture, moxibustion, acupuncture analgesia (Beijing)
  • L COL– Acupuncture College of Southwest France
  • L CON– National Acupuncture Congress
  • L EUR– Euromedecine
  • L CHR– Nîmes University Hospital
  • L FAF– Federation of Acupuncturists for Continuing Medical Education
  • L GER– Acupuncture Study and Research Group
  • L GLE– Lyon Medical Research Group
  • L GET– Energy Therapy Study Group – Vannes
  • L MED– Medicine in Gynecology and Obstetrics: Conference
  • L SAA– Aquitaine Acupuncture Society
  • The SOC– International Acupuncture Society
  • L WFA– World Federation of Acupuncture-Moxibustion Societies