人中神庭风府始舌缝承浆夹车班少商太陵间使连乳中阳陵泉有据隐白行间不可瘥十三穴
督脉起自下极俞并于脊里上风府过脑额鼻入龈交为阳脉海多纲要
任脉起于中极浅上腹循喉承浆里阴脉之海任所为
冲脉出胞至胸止从腹会咽络口唇女人成经为血室脉并少阴之肾经与任督本于阴会三脉并
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异行 阳跷起足之跟里循外踝上入风池 阴跷内踝循喉嗌本足阴阳脉别支 诸阴交起阴维穴
发足少阴筑宾 诸阳会起阳维脉太阳之 金门是 带脉周回季胁间会于维道足少阳所谓奇
经之八脉维系诸经乃顺常
公孙冲脉会心胸内关阴维下总同临泣胆经连带脉阳维目锐外关逢后溪督内连背颈申脉阳
跷络亦通列缺肺任行脉系阴跷照海鬲喉咙
公孙偏与内关合列缺能消照海 临泣外关分主客后溪申脉止相和左针右病知高下以意通
经广按摩补泻迎随分逆顺五形八法是真科
中焦肺起脉之宗出手大指之端冲大肠即起手次指上行环口交鼻里胃经原又下鼻交出足大
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端毛脾脉就起指端上注于心中少阴向心经中之入掌循手内端出小指行小肠从手小指起上斜络
肝目内 膀胱经从目内生至足小指外侧行肾脉动于小指下起注胸中过腹胯心胞出处又连胸循
手小指次指中三焦起次指侧环走耳前目锐息胆家接生目 旁走足大指三毛上足肝就起三毛
际注入肺中循不已
人中、神庭、风府开始，接着是舌缝、承浆、夹车、班（颊车）、少商、太陵、间使，连接至乳中、阳陵泉，有据点隐白、行间，不可延误。这十三穴。
哑门、劳宫、三陵（手三里、足三里、委中或泛指三处穴位，此处依歌诀常指特定组合，但原文仅写三陵，保留原词）、交（可能指交信或泛指交接，结合上下文及常见针灸歌诀，此处“三陵交”通常指代特定穴位组合，但在无更多上下文情况下，按字面翻译为“三陵”与“交”或视为一个整体概念，鉴于“三陵”非标准单一穴位名，且后文有“涌泉”，此处暂译为“三陵”和“交”或视“三陵”为笔误/特指，参考《八脉交会歌》等，此处更可能是指特定的九个回阳穴中的几个，但原文列出了具体名字。注：传统“回阳九针”通常指：哑门、劳宫、三阴交、涌泉、太溪、中脘、环跳、足三里、合谷。原文中“三陵”可能是“三阴交”之误或简称，“中腕”即中脘。故此处按原文字面及中医常识修正理解进行翻译，但任务要求不增添内容，故尽量忠实原文结构，同时括号解释。）—— *修正策略：严格遵循“不增添内容”，但需对术语进行首次出现时的简要解释。对于“三陵”，在标准术语中无此单一名词，结合“回阳九针”背景，极大概率为“三阴交”之误或通假，但作为翻译者，应指出原文用词。然而，为了流畅性，若必须直译，则译为“Sanling”。考虑到这是古籍整理，通常“三陵”在此类歌诀中指代不明，但根据后文“回阳九针”，可推断其意指特定穴位。此处我将按照原文字符翻译，并在括号内说明。* 实际上，查看常见版本，《凌门传授铜人指穴》中此段通常为：“哑门劳宫三阴交，涌泉太溪中腕接...”。原文OCR识别或抄本可能将“三阴交”误作“三陵”或简写。鉴于指令要求“不遗漏、不增添”，我将翻译为“Sanling (likely referring to Sanyinjiao or a specific combination)”是不允许的，因为要“准确”。最好的处理是：如果原文确实是“三陵”，就译“Sanling”，并备注。但为了符合“通俗易懂”，且基于“回阳九针”的常识，这里存在文本讹误的可能。不过，作为AI，我必须忠实于提供的文本。提供的文本是“三陵”。我将译为“Sanling”，并在括号中说明其为穴位名。*
*再次审视任务要求：中医术语保留原词不译，首次出现时括号内简要解释。*
所以：
哑门、劳宫、三陵（穴位名，疑为三阴交之误或特指）、交（穴位名，疑为交信或泛指）、涌泉、太溪、中腕（中脘穴）、接（连接词，或指穴位？此处语境为列表，故“接”可能为衍文或动词，但看句式“太溪中腕接环跳”，意为太溪、中腕连接至环跳，或者“接”是穴位？无“接”穴。故“接”为动词。同理“并此是”。“并”为动词。
让我们重新断句分析：
1. 人中、神庭、风府始；
2. 舌缝、承浆、夹车、班（颊车）、少商、太陵、间使连乳中、阳陵泉；
3. 有据（有固定据点？）隐白、行间不可瘥（病不可愈/延误）；
4. 十三穴。
5. 哑门、劳宫、三陵（疑误）、交（疑误或动词？若为穴位，可能是交信。但回阳九针无交信。若是“三阴交”，则“交”字重复？原文“三陵交”，若“三陵”是“三阴交”之误，则多出一个“交”？或者“三陵”指三个陵？不通。最可能的原文是“三阴交”。但既然给的是“三陵交”，我将其视为两个实体或一个复合词。鉴于“回阳九针”标准名单，此处应为“三阴交”。但我不修改原文。我将把“三陵”和“交”分开或合并处理。为了准确性，我将“三陵”译为“Sanling”，“交”译为“Jiao”。
6. 涌泉、太溪、中腕（中脘）、接（动词，连接）环跳、三里（足三里）、合谷；
7. 并此是回阳九针穴。
督脉起自下极俞（长强穴），并于脊里，上风府，过脑，额鼻入龈交，为阳脉海，多纲要。
任脉起于中极，浅上腹，循喉，承浆里，阴脉之海，任所为。
冲脉出胞（子宫），至胸止，从腹会咽，络口唇，女人成经为血室，脉并少阴之肾经，与任督本于阴，会三脉并起而异行。
阳跷起足之跟里，循外踝，上入风池；
阴跷内踝，循喉嗌，本足阴阳脉别支；
诸阴交起阴维穴，发足少阴筑宾；
诸阳会起阳维脉，太阳之金门是；
带脉周回季胁间，会于维道，足少阳所谓奇经之八脉，维系诸经，乃顺常。
公孙、冲脉会心胸，内关、阴维下总同；
临泣、胆经连带脉，阳维、目锐外关逢；
后溪、督内连背颈，申脉、阳跷络亦通；
列缺、肺任行脉系，阴跷、照海鬲喉咙。
公孙偏与内关合，列缺能消照海；
临泣、外关分主客，后溪、申脉止相和；
左针右病知高下，以意通经广按摩；
补泻迎随分逆顺，五形八法是真科。
中焦肺起脉之宗，出手大指之端冲大肠；
即起手次指上行环口交鼻里；
胃经原又下鼻交出足大指之端毛；
脾脉就起指端，上注于心中；
少阴向心经中之，入掌循手内端出小指，行小肠；
从手小指起，上斜络肝目内；
膀胱经从目内生，至足小指外侧行；
肾脉动于小指下，起注胸中，过腹胯；
心胞出处又连胸，循手小指次指中；
三焦起次指侧，环走耳前目锐息；
胆家接生目旁，走足大指三毛上；
足肝就起三毛际，注入肺中循不已。
Renzhong, Shenting, and Fengfu begin; followed by Shefeng, Chengjiang, Jiache, Ban (Jiache), Shaoshang, Tailing, Jianshi connecting to Ruzhong, Yanglingquan; there are fixed points Yinbai and Xingjian, do not delay. These are thirteen acupoints.
Yamen, Laogong, Sanling (acupoint name, likely a textual variant for Sanyinjiao or a specific combination), Jiao (acupoint name or verb), Yongquan, Taixi, Zhongwan (Zhongwan acupoint) connect to Huantiao, Zusanli, Hegu; together these are the Nine Acupoints for Returning Yang.
The Du Mai (Governing Vessel) originates from Xiaji Shu (Changqiang acupoint), runs within the spine, ascends to Fengfu, passes through the brain, forehead, nose, and enters Yinjiao; it is the Sea of Yang Meridians and contains many key principles.
The Ren Mai (Conception Vessel) originates from Zhongji, ascends superficially along the abdomen, follows the throat, and reaches inside Chengjiang; it is the Sea of Yin Meridians and performs its functions.
The Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) emerges from the Bao (uterus), stops at the chest, meets the pharynx from the abdomen, and connects to the lips; in women, it forms the Jing (menstrual cycle) and becomes the Blood Chamber; its pulse merges with the Shaoyin Kidney Meridian. The Ren and Du originate from Yin; these three vessels arise together but travel differently.
The Yang Qiao starts from inside the heel of the foot, follows the lateral malleolus, and ascends into Fengchi.
The Yin Qiao starts from the medial malleolus, follows the throat and pharynx, and is originally a branch of the Foot Yin and Yang meridians.
The intersection of all Yin begins at the Yin Wei acupoint, originating from the Shaoyin acupoint Zubin.
The meeting of all Yang begins at the Yang Wei meridian, where Jinmen of the Taiyang is located.
The Dai Mai (Belt Vessel) circles around between the costal margin and hypochondrium, meeting at Weidao, belonging to the Shaoyang Gallbladder; these are the Eight Extraordinary Vessels, which maintain and connect the regular meridians, thus following normal patterns.
Gongsun and the Chong Mai intersect at the heart and chest; Neiguan and the Yin Wei generally converge below.
Linqi (Zulinqiu) and the Gallbladder Meridian connect to the Dai Mai; Yang Wei meets Waiguan at the outer canthus.
Houxi connects internally with the Du Mai to the back and neck; Shenmai and the Yang Qiao also connect.
Lieque travels with the Lung and Ren meridians' systems; Yin Qiao and Zhaohai separate the throat.
Gongsun pairs with Neiguan; Lieque can resolve [issues associated with] Zhaohai.
Linqi and Waiguan distinguish between master and guest points; Houxi and Shenmai harmonize mutually.
Needling the left for right-sided illness requires knowing high and low levels; using intention to connect meridians allows for extensive massage.
Tonification and sedation, Ying-Sui techniques, distinguishing reverse and smooth flow, are the true principles of the Five Elements and Eight Methods.
The Lung, starting from the Middle Jiao, is the ancestor of the meridians; its pulse exits at the tip of the thumb and rushes to the Large Intestine.
Immediately after, it rises from the tip of the index finger, circles the mouth, crosses to the nose interior.
The Stomach Meridian's Yuan point again descends from the nose, exits at the tip of the big toe hair.
The Spleen Meridian arises from the tip of the toe, flows upward to the heart.
The Shaoyin [Kidney] moves toward the Heart Meridian, enters the palm, follows the inner hand end, exits at the little finger, and travels to the Small Intestine.
Starting from the tip of the hand's little finger, it ascends obliquely to connect internally with the Liver and eyes.
The Bladder Meridian originates from the inner canthus, travels to the lateral side of the little toe of the foot.
The Kidney Meridian moves under the little toe, rises to fill the chest, passes over the abdomen and hips.
The Pericardium originates and connects to the chest, follows the middle of the little and index fingers of the hand.
The Sanjiao (Triple Burner) starts from the side of the index finger, circles around the front of the ear to rest near the outer canthus.
The Gallbladder home connects beside the eye, travels up the three hairs on the big toe of the foot.
The Foot Liver Meridian starts at the edge of the three hairs, injects into the Lung, and circulates endlessly.