Fu's Subcutaneous Needling: A Selection of Chinese Literature on Fu's Subcutaneous Needling from the Past Decade (CNKI)

Fu's Subcutaneous Needling (FSN), as an acupuncture technique rooted in traditional Chinese medicine theory and integrated with modern medical concepts, has achieved significant progress in clinical and research fields in recent years. To systematically review the academic achievements of FSN research over the past decade, this paper selects Chinese literature related to FSN published on the China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) from 2015 to the present. The selected literature covers its theoretical foundations, clinical applications, efficacy evaluations, and development trends, as detailed in Summary Table 1 below.

The literature encompasses the application of FSN in various diseases, including cervical vertigo, cervical radiculopathy, idiopathic facial nerve palsy, knee osteoarthritis, lumbar disc herniation, and more, demonstrating its remarkable efficacy in pain management and functional recovery. Additionally, it explores the mechanisms of FSN, the application of the "affected muscle" theory, and its combined use with other treatment methods, providing a scientific basis for clinical practice.

By compiling these high-quality research articles, we aim to offer valuable references for researchers and clinicians in related fields, while promoting further research and practice of FSN. This effort also seeks to advance the future development and dissemination of myological studies.

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Table 1: Selected Chinese Literature on Fu's Subcutaneous Needling Published on CNKI in the Past Decade