WU Xin, ZHANG Xuetao, GAO Fang, et al. Development and application of a novel fumigation moxibustion device[J]. Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion, 2025, 45(5): 713-716.
DOI:
WU Xin, ZHANG Xuetao, GAO Fang, et al. Development and application of a novel fumigation moxibustion device[J]. Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion, 2025, 45(5): 713-716.DOI: 10.13703/j.0255-2930.20241101-k0004.
Development and application of a novel fumigation moxibustion device
A novel fumigation moxibustion device has been designed to enable adjustable and controllable moxa smoke temperature
maintaining a relatively stable fumigation temperature while improving the utilization efficiency of moxa smoke. The device consists of five main components: a temperature control chamber
fumigation outlet
temperature measurement module
moxa smoke filtration chamber
and elastic band. It is compact
refined
and easy to operate. The device allows users to set the desired fumigation temperature according to therapeutic needs and simultaneously filters and eliminates residual moxa smoke after treatment. This design addresses the challenges of traditional fumigation moxibustion therapy
including unstable moxa smoke temperature
difficulty in regulation
low utilization efficiency
and high dependence on manual operation. It contributes to the promotion and application of fumigation moxibustion therapy and supports the establishment of a standardized moxibustion system.
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