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瞳子 在目外五分手太阳之会
听会 在耳前陷中上关下一寸动脉宛宛中张口得之
客主人 耳前起骨上廉开口有空动脉宛宛中侧卧张口取足阳明会一名上关某针
颔厌 在曲周下脑空上廉手足少阳阳明之交会
悬颅 在曲周上脑空中
悬厘 在曲周上脑空下廉手足少阳阳明之交会
曲鬓 取耳上将耳掩前对耳尖发际曲曲陷中鼓颔有空足太阳之会
率谷 在耳上如前三分入发际一寸五分陷者宛宛中嚼而取之足太阳之会
天冲 在耳上如前三分耳后发际二寸
浮白 在耳后入发际一寸足太阳之会
窍阴 在完骨上枕骨下摇动有空足太阳之会
完骨 在耳后入发际四分
本神 在曲差旁一寸五分耳上入发际四分阳维之会
阳白 在眉上一寸直目瞳子阳维之会
临泣 在眉上直入发际五分陷中直目瞳子足太阳之会
目窗 在临泣后一寸或取眉上入发际一寸五分直目瞳子阳维之会
正营 在目窗后一寸或取眉上入发际二寸五分直目瞳子阳维之会
承灵 在正营后一寸五分或取眉上入发际四寸夹玉枕骨上阳维之会
脑空 在承灵后一寸五分夹玉枕骨下陷中阳维之会
风池 在脑空后发际陷中夹风府两旁阳维之会
循颈行来至天牖还从肩井穴中过手足阳明少阳后大椎手足三阳督大迎太阳少阳足秉风手足四
阳交前项缺盆下胸腹
灵枢第十篇云循颈行手少阳之前至肩上却交手手少阳之后入缺盆○滑氏交出下无手字○滑氏
曰自风池循颈过天牖穴行手少阳脉之前下至肩上循肩井却左右相交出手少阳之后过大椎大杼
秉风当秉风前入缺盆之外○天牖见手少阳经大椎见督脉手足三阳督脉之会大杼见足太阳经
足太阳少阳之会秉风见手太阳经手太阳阳明手足少阳之会缺盆见足阳明经
肩井 在肩上陷中缺盆上大骨前一寸五分三指按取中指下陷中手中少阳阳维之会
其支别向耳之中穴自悬厘过翳风循出听宫并听会瞳 锐 后方终
灵枢第十篇云其支者从耳后入耳中出走耳前至目锐 后○滑氏曰其支者从耳后颞 间过翳风
之分入耳中过听宫出走耳前复自听会至目锐 瞳子 之分也○翳风见手少阳经手足少阳之会
听宫见手太阳经手足少阳太阳三脉之会听会瞳子 见前
别支再起锐 侧大迎颧 颊车蓦下颊循还本路前
以合缺盆下胸臆天池贯膈自期门足太阴经会厥阴就属胆募到日月太阳少阳阳维临
灵枢第十篇云其支者别锐 下大迎合于手少阳抵于 下加颊车下颈合缺盆以下胸中贯膈络肝
属胆○滑氏其支者别别下有目字大迎合合下无于字手少阳阳下无抵于二字合缺
盆盆下无以字○滑氏曰其支者别自目外瞳子 而下大迎合干
少阳于 当颧 穴之分下临颊车下颈循本经之前与前之入缺盆者相合下胸中天池之外贯膈即
期门之所络肝下至日月之分属于胆也○大迎见足阳明经颧 颊车见手太阳经天池见手心主
手厥阴足少阳之会期门见足厥阴日月见下文胆之募也循胁章门气冲出绕毛髀厌环跳入
灵枢第十篇云循胁里出气冲绕毛际横入髀厌中○滑氏曰胁怯也腋下为胁曲骨之分为毛际毛际
两旁动脉中为气冲捷骨之下为髀厌即髀枢也自属胆处循胁内章门之里出气冲绕毛际遂横入髀厌中
厌中之环跳也○章门见足厥阴经足少阳厥阴之会气冲见足阳明经环跳在髀枢中
其直依然自缺盆下腋循胸至渊腋辄筋日月至章门季胁还从带脉行更有五枢维道穴居 却与上
分中 夹脊长强 足少阴阳相结会合于环跳髀枢中太阳经内阳明外中渎阳关犊鼻偏出行膝
灵枢第十篇云其直者从缺盆下腋循胸过季胁下合髀厌中以下循髀阳出膝外廉○滑氏曰胁骨之
下为季胁此直者从缺盆直下腋循胸历渊腋辄筋日月穴过季胁循京门带脉五枢维道居 由居
入上 中 长强而下与前之入髀厌者相合乃下循髀外行太阳阳明之间历中渎阳关出膝外廉抵
阳陵泉也○上 中 并见足太阳经上 为足少阳太阳之络中 则足少阴少阳所结之会也长强
见督脉足少阴少阳所结之会犊鼻见足阳明经
渊腋 在腋下三寸宛宛中举臂取之禁灸
辄筋 在腋下三寸腹前一寸着胁陷中
日月 在期门五分足太阳阳维之会胆之募也
京门 在临骨下腰中季肋本夹脊肾之募也
带脉 在季肋下一寸八分
五枢 在带脉下三寸或云水道旁一寸五分
维道 在章门下五寸三分带脉之会
居 在章门下八寸三分监骨上陷中阳跷之会
环跳 在髀枢中侧卧伸下足屈上足取砚子骨宛宛中
中渎 在髀骨外膝上五寸分肉间陷中少阳之络
阳关 在阳陵泉上三寸犊鼻外陷中禁灸○犊鼻见足阳明经
阳陵泉 在膝下一寸外廉陷中蹲地取尖骨前乃筋之会
下循阳交外丘穴光明阳辅骨如前经行悬中来髁内丘虚临泣地五会侠溪岐骨窍阴中
灵枢第十篇云下外辅骨之前直下抵绝骨之端下出外踝之前循足跗上入小指次指之间○滑氏曰
外为辅骨外踝以上为绝骨足面为跗自阳陵泉下外辅骨前历阳交外丘光明直下抵绝骨之端循
阳辅悬钟而下出外踝之前至丘墟循足面之临泣地五会侠溪乃上入小指次指之间至窍阴而终也
阳交 在足外踝上七寸斜属二阳分肉之间阳维之
外丘 在足外踝上七寸
光明 在足外踝上五寸少阳络别走厥阴
阳辅 在足外踝上四寸辅骨前绝骨端如前三分去丘墟七寸
悬钟
丘墟 在足外踝下如前陷中去临泣三寸
临泣 在足小指次指本节后间陷中去侠溪一寸五分禁灸
地五会 在足小指次指本节后陷中去侠溪一寸
侠溪 在足小指次指岐骨间本节后陷中
窍阴 在足小指次指之端去爪甲如韭叶
当有别支临泣递沿跌横入岐骨间贯甲三毛大指端其名只是大敦穴交足厥阴经属肝
第十篇云其支者别跗上入大指循岐骨内出其端还贯入爪甲出三毛○滑氏曰足大指本节后
为岐骨大指爪甲后为三毛其支者自足跗上临泣穴别行入大指循岐骨内出大指端还其入爪甲出
总歌曰
锐 交巅行耳后缺盆假道络于肝下循髀厌方流膝更过三毛出指端
愚按足少阳胆之脉起于目锐皆瞳子 终于足小指次指之端窍阴穴也其支别者复自跗上临泣穴
别行足大指之端长八尺交于足厥阴肝经故足厥阴之脉起于足大指端三毛中大敦穴始也
穴歌曰
少阳足经瞳子 四十三穴行迢迢听会客主颔厌集悬颅悬厘曲鬓翘率谷天冲浮白次窍阴完骨本
神企阳白临泣开目窗正营承灵脑空继风池肩并渊液长辄筋日月京门当带脉五枢维道续居 环
跳下中渎阳关阳陵复阳交外丘光明阳辅高悬钟丘墟足临泣地五侠溪窍阴毕
此经前图内头部自瞳子 至风池凡二十穴作三折向外而行始瞳子 至完骨是一折又自完骨外
折上至阳白会睛明是一折又是睛明上行循临泣风池是一折绿其穴曲折外多难为科牵故此作
一至二十次第以该之一瞳子 二听会三客主人四颔厌五悬颅六悬厘七曲鬓八率谷九天冲十浮
白十一窍阴十二完骨十三本神十四阳白十五临泣十六目窗十七正营十八承灵十九脑空二十风
是动所生歌曰
此经多气及少血是动口若善太息心胁疼痛难转移面尘足热体无泽所生头痛连锐 缺盆肿痛并
两腋马力挟瘿生两旁汗出振寒 疟疾胸胁髀膝至 骨绝骨踝痛及诸节
灵枢第十篇云是动则病口若善太息心胁痛不能转侧甚则面微尘体无膏泽足外反热是为阳厥是
是骨所生病者头痛颔痛目锐 痛缺盆中肿痛腋下肿马刀挟瘿汗出振寒疟胸胁肋髀膝外至胫绝
骨外踝前及诸节皆痛小指次指不用为此诸病盛则泻之虚则补之热则疾之寒则留之陷下则灸之
不盛不虚以经取之盛者人迎大一倍于寸口虚者
人迎反小于寸口也○滑氏面微下无有字腋下肿肿作 字
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瞳子髎：位于目外眦五分处，为手太阳小肠经的交会穴。
听会：位于耳前凹陷中，上关穴下一寸，动脉搏动宛宛之中，张口时取穴。
客主人（又名上关）：位于耳前隆起骨头的上缘，开口时有空隙，动脉搏动宛宛之中，侧卧张口取穴，与足阳明胃经交会。某针（此处原文可能有误或指特定针法，暂译作“某针”）。
颔厌：位于曲周下、脑空上缘，为手足少阳、阳明经的交会穴。
悬颅：位于曲周上、脑空中。
悬厘：位于曲周上、脑空下缘，为手足少阳、阳明经的交会穴。
曲鬓：取耳上将耳掩前对耳尖发际曲曲陷中鼓颔有空足太阳之会（此句描述较为混乱，依文意译为：在耳上方，耳前对耳尖的发际弯曲凹陷处，鼓动脸颊时有空隙，为足太阳膀胱经的交会穴）。
率谷：在耳上如前三分入发际一寸五分，凹陷宛宛之中，咀嚼时取穴，为足太阳膀胱经的交会穴。
天冲：在耳上如前三分，耳后发际二寸处。
浮白：在耳后入发际一寸处，为足太阳膀胱经的交会穴。
窍阴：在完骨上、枕骨下，摇动头部时有空隙，为足太阳膀胱经的交会穴。
完骨：在耳后入发际四分处。
本神：在曲差旁一寸五分，耳上入发际四分处，为阳维脉的交会穴。
阳白：在眉上一寸，直对瞳孔，为阳维脉的交会穴。
临泣：在眉上直入发际五分，凹陷中，直对瞳孔，为足太阳膀胱经的交会穴。
目窗：在临泣后一寸，或取眉上入发际一寸五分，直对瞳孔，为阳维脉的交会穴。
正营：在目窗后一寸，或取眉上入发际二寸五分，直对瞳孔，为阳维脉的交会穴。
承灵：在正营后一寸五分，或取眉上入发际四寸，夹玉枕骨上，为阳维脉的交会穴。
脑空：在承灵后一寸五分，夹玉枕骨下凹陷中，为阳维脉的交会穴。
风池：在脑空后发际凹陷中，夹风府两旁，为阳维脉的交会穴。
循颈行来至天牖还从肩井穴中过手足阳明少阳后大椎手足三阳督大迎太阳少阳足秉风手足四阳交前项缺盆下胸腹（此段为经文引用及滑寿注释的混合，大意是：经脉沿颈部下行至天牖穴，经过肩井穴，在手足阳明、少阳经之后，大椎穴处，手足三阳经与督脉交会；又与大迎、太阳、少阳、足秉风、手足四阳交等穴相关，前行至项部、缺盆，下行至胸腹部）。
《灵枢》第十篇说：沿颈部下行，在手少阳三焦经之前，至肩上，却交叉到手少阳三焦经之后，进入缺盆。○滑寿氏指出：交出之下无“手”字。○滑寿氏说：自风池沿颈部过天牖穴，行于手少阳脉之前，下至肩上，沿肩井，左右相交出手少阳之后，过大椎、大杼、秉风，当秉风前入缺盆之外。○天牖见手少阳经，大椎见督脉（手足三阳督脉之会），大杼见足太阳经（足太阳少阳之会），秉风见手太阳经（手太阳阳明手足少阳之会），缺盆见足阳明经。
肩井：在肩上凹陷中，缺盆上大骨前一寸五分，三指按取，中指下凹陷中，为手少阳、阳维脉的交会穴。
其支别向耳之中穴自悬厘过翳风循出听宫并听会瞳子锐后方终（此段为经文引用及滑寿注释的混合，大意是：分支向耳中，自悬厘过翳风，循行出听宫并听会，至瞳子髎锐眦后方终结）。
《灵枢》第十篇说：其分支者从耳后入耳中，出走耳前，至目锐眦后。○滑寿氏说：其分支者从耳后颞颥间过翳风之分，入耳中，过听宫，出走耳前，复自听会至目锐眦瞳子髎之分也。○翳风见手少阳经（手足少阳之会），听宫见手太阳经（手足少阳太阳三脉之会），听会、瞳子髎见前。
别支再起锐眦侧大迎颧颊车蓦下颊循还本路前以合缺盆下胸臆天池贯膈自期门足太阴经会厥阴就属胆募到日月太阳少阳阳维临（此段为经文引用及滑寿注释的混合，大意是：另一分支再起于锐眦侧，过大迎、颧、颊车，蓦下颊部，循还本路前，以合缺盆，下胸臆，天池，贯膈，自期门足太阴经会厥阴，就属胆募，到日月，太阳少阳阳维临...）。
《灵枢》第十篇说：其分支者别锐眦下大迎合于手少阳，抵于䪼下，加颊车，下颈，合缺盆，以下胸中，贯膈，络肝，属胆。○滑寿氏：其支者别别下有“目”字，大迎合合下无“于”字，手少阳阳下无“抵于”二字，合缺盆盆下无以字。○滑寿氏说：其支者别自目外瞳子髎而下大迎合干少阳于䪼当颧穴之分，下临颊车，下颈，循本经之前与前之入缺盆者相合，下胸中天池之外，贯膈即期门之所，络肝，下至日月之分，属于胆也。○大迎见足阳明经，颧、颊车见手太阳经，天池见手心主（手厥阴）、足少阳之会，期门见足厥阴，日月见下文（胆之募也）。
循胁章门气冲出绕毛髀厌环跳入（此段为经文引用及滑寿注释的混合，大意是：沿胁部，章门，气冲，出绕毛际，髀厌，环跳入...）。
《灵枢》第十篇说：循胁里，出气冲，绕毛际，横入髀厌中。○滑寿氏说：胁怯也，腋下为胁，曲骨之分为毛际，毛际两旁动脉中为气冲，捷骨之下为髀厌，即髀枢也。自属胆处循胁内章门之里，出气冲，绕毛际，遂横入髀厌中，厌中之环跳也。○章门见足厥阴经（足少阳厥阴之会），气冲见足阳明经，环跳在髀枢中。
其直依然自缺盆下腋循胸至渊腋辄筋日月至章门季胁还从带脉行更有五枢维道穴居 却与上分中夹脊长强 足少阴阳相结会合于环跳髀枢中太阳经内阳明外中渎阳关犊鼻偏出行膝（此段为经文引用及滑寿注释的混合，大意是：直行者依然自缺盆下腋，循胸至渊腋、辄筋、日月，至章门、季胁，还从带脉行，更有五枢、维道穴居...却与上分中夹脊长强...足少阴阳相结，会合于环跳、髀枢中，太阳经内，阳明外，中渎、阳关、犊鼻偏出行膝...）。
《灵枢》第十篇说：其直者从缺盆下腋，循胸，过季胁，下合髀厌中，以下循髀阳，出膝外廉。○滑寿氏说：胁骨之下为季胁。此直者从缺盆直下腋，循胸历渊腋、辄筋、日月穴，过季胁，循京门、带脉、五枢、维道，居...由居...入上...中...长强而下，与前之入髀厌者相合，乃下循髀外，行太阳、阳明之间，历中渎、阳关，出膝外廉，抵阳陵泉也。○上...中...并见足太阳经，上...为足少阳太阳之络，中...则足少阴少阳所结之会也。长强见督脉（足少阴少阳所结之会），犊鼻见足阳明经。
渊腋：在腋下三寸，宛宛中，举臂取之，禁灸。
辄筋：在腋下三寸，腹前一寸，着胁凹陷中。
日月：在期门下五分，足太阳、阳维脉的交会穴，胆之募穴。
京门：在肋骨下腰中，季肋本，夹脊，肾之募穴。
带脉：在季肋下一寸八分。
五枢：在带脉下三寸，或云水道旁一寸五分。
维道：在章门下五寸三分，带脉的交会穴。
居髎：在章门下八寸三分，监骨上凹陷中，为阳跷脉的交会穴。
环跳：在髀枢中，侧卧伸下足，屈上足取，砚子骨宛宛中。
中渎：在髀骨外，膝上五寸，分肉间凹陷中，为少阳之络。
阳关：在阳陵泉上三寸，犊鼻外凹陷中，禁灸。○犊鼻见足阳明经。
阳陵泉：在膝下一寸，外廉凹陷中，蹲地取，尖骨前，乃筋之会。
下循阳交、外丘穴、光明、阳辅，骨如前经行悬中来，髁内丘虚、临泣、地五会、侠溪、岐骨、窍阴中（此段为经文引用及滑寿注释的混合，大意是：向下循行，经过阳交、外丘、光明、阳辅，骨头如前经行悬钟来，髁内丘墟、临泣、地五会、侠溪、岐骨、窍阴中...）。
《灵枢》第十篇说：下外辅骨之前，直下抵绝骨之端，下出外踝之前，循足跗上，入小指次指之间。○滑寿氏说：外为辅骨，外踝以上为绝骨，足面为跗。自阳陵泉下外辅骨前，历阳交、外丘、光明，直下抵绝骨之端，循阳辅、悬钟而下，出外踝之前，至丘墟，循足面之临泣、地五会、侠溪，乃上入小指次指之间，至窍阴而终也。
阳交：在足外踝上七寸，斜属二阳分肉之间，为阳维脉...（原文此处似有残缺，通常接“郄穴”）。
外丘：在足外踝上七寸。
光明：在足外踝上五寸，少阳络，别走厥阴。
阳辅：在足外踝上四寸，辅骨前，绝骨端如前三分，去丘墟七寸。
悬钟（原文此处仅有穴名，无定位描述，通常接“在足外踝上三寸”）。
丘墟：在足外踝下如前陷中，去临泣三寸。
临泣：在足小指次指本节后间陷中，去侠溪一寸五分，禁灸。
地五会：在足小指次指本节后陷中，去侠溪一寸。
侠溪：在足小指次指岐骨间，本节后陷中。
窍阴：在足小指次指之端，去爪甲如韭叶。
当有别支临泣递沿跌横入岐骨间贯甲三毛大指端其名只是大敦穴交足厥阴经属肝（此段为经文引用及滑寿注释的混合，大意是：应当有另一分支自临泣，递沿足背横入岐骨间，贯甲三毛，大指端，其名只是大敦穴，交足厥阴经，属肝）。
第十篇说：其支者别跗上，入大指，循岐骨内，出其端，还贯入爪甲，出三毛。○滑寿氏说：足大指本节后为岐骨，大指爪甲后为三毛。其支者自足跗上临泣穴别行，入大指，循岐骨内，出大指端，还其入爪甲，出三毛。
总歌曰：
锐眦交巅行耳后，缺盆假道络于肝。
下循髀厌方流膝，更过三毛出指端。
愚按：足少阳胆之脉，起于目锐眦，皆瞳子髎，终于足小指次指之端窍阴穴也。其支别者，复自跗上临泣穴，别行足大指之端，长八尺，交于足厥阴肝经，故足厥阴之脉起于足大指端三毛中大敦穴始也。
穴歌曰：
少阳足经瞳子髎，四十三穴行迢迢。
听会客主颔厌集，悬颅悬厘曲鬓翘。
率谷天冲浮白次，窍阴完骨本神企。
阳白临泣开目窗，正营承灵脑空继。
风池肩并渊液长，辄筋日月京门当。
带脉五枢维道续，居髎环跳下中渎。
阳关阳陵复阳交，外丘光明阳辅高。
悬钟丘墟足临泣，地五侠溪窍阴毕。
此经前图内，头部自瞳子髎至风池凡二十穴，作三折向外而行。始瞳子髎至完骨是一折，又自完骨外折上至阳白会睛明是一折，又是睛明上行循临泣风池是一折。绿其穴曲折外多难为科牵，故此作一至二十次第以该之一。瞳子髎二听会三客主人四颔厌五悬颅六悬厘七曲鬓八率谷九天冲十浮白十一窍阴十二完骨十三本神十四阳白十五临泣十六目窗十七正营十八承灵十九脑空二十风池。
是动所生歌曰：
此经多气及少血，是动口若善太息。
心胁疼痛难转移，面尘足热体无泽。
所生头痛连锐眦，缺盆肿痛并两腋。
马力挟瘿生两旁，汗出振寒疟疾胸。
胁肋髀膝至胫骨，绝骨踝痛及诸节。
《灵枢》第十篇说：是动则病，口苦，善太息，心胁痛不能转侧，甚则面微有尘，体无膏泽，足外反热，是为阳厥。是骨所生病者，头痛，颔痛，目锐眦痛，缺盆中肿痛，腋下肿，马刀挟瘿，汗出振寒，疟，胸胁肋髀膝外至胫、绝骨、外踝前及诸节皆痛，小指次指不用。为此诸病，盛则泻之，虚则补之，热则疾之，寒则留之，陷下则灸之，不盛不虚以经取之。盛者人迎大一倍于寸口，虚者人迎反小于寸口也。○滑寿氏：面微下无“有”字，腋下肿“肿”作“痟”字。
Diagram of the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian
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Tongziliao (GB1): Located at the outer canthus, 5 fen away, it is an intersection point with the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian.
Tinghui (GB2): Located in the depression anterior to the ear, one cun below Shangguan, where the artery throbs visibly; take the point with the mouth open.
Kecheren (Shangguan GB4): Located on the upper border of the protruding bone anterior to the ear, where there is a gap and the artery throbs visibly when the mouth is opened; take the point lying on the side with the mouth open; it intersects with the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. A certain needle technique is mentioned here.
Hanyan (GB5): Located below Quzhou and above the upper border of Naokong; it is an intersection point of the Hand-Foot Shaoyang and Yangming meridians.
Xuanlu (GB6): Located above Quzhou and in the middle of Naokong.
Xuanli (GB7): Located above Quzhou and below the lower border of Naokong; it is an intersection point of the Hand-Foot Shaoyang and Yangming meridians.
Qubin (GB7): Take the point in the curved depression at the hairline anterior to the ear tip, opposite the ear, where there is a gap when moving the jaw; it is an intersection point with the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian.
Shuai Gu (GB8): Located three fen above the ear, entering the hairline by one cun five fen, in a visible depression; take the point while chewing; it is an intersection point with the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian.
Tianchong (GB9): Located three fen above the ear, two cun from the posterior hairline of the ear.
Fubai (GB10): Located one cun entering the hairline behind the ear; it is an intersection point with the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian.
Qiaoyin (GB11): Located above Wanggu and below the occipital bone, where there is a gap when shaking the head; it is an intersection point with the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian.
Wangu (GB12): Located four fen entering the hairline behind the ear.
Benshen (GB13): Located one cun five fen lateral to Qucha, four fen entering the hairline above the ear; it is an intersection point with the Yangwei Vessel.
Yangbai (GB14): Located one cun above the eyebrow, directly opposite the pupil; it is an intersection point with the Yangwei Vessel.
Linque (GB15): Located five fen entering the hairline above the eyebrow, in a depression, directly opposite the pupil; it is an intersection point with the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian.
Muchuang (GB16): Located one cun posterior to Linque, or one cun five fen entering the hairline above the eyebrow, directly opposite the pupil; it is an intersection point with the Yangwei Vessel.
Zhengying (GB17): Located one cun posterior to Muchuang, or two cun five fen entering the hairline above the eyebrow, directly opposite the pupil; it is an intersection point with the Yangwei Vessel.
Chengling (GB18): Located one cun five fen posterior to Zhengying, or four cun entering the hairline above the eyebrow, flanking the Yuzhen bone; it is an intersection point with the Yangwei Vessel.
Naokong (GB19): Located one cun five fen posterior to Chengling, in the depression flanking the Yuzhen bone; it is an intersection point with the Yangwei Vessel.
Fengchi (GB20): Located in the depression at the posterior hairline posterior to Naokong, flanking Fengfu; it is an intersection point with the Yangwei Vessel.
The meridian descends along the neck to Tianyou, passes through Jianjing, and relates to the Hand-Foot Yangming and Shaoyang meridians, Dazhui (intersection of Hand-Foot Three Yang and Du), Daying, Taiyang, Shaoyang, Zu Bingfeng, and Si Yangjiao, proceeding to the neck, Quepen, and descending into the chest and abdomen.
*Spinal Classics* Chapter 10 states: It descends along the neck, anterior to the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian, reaches the shoulder, crosses posterior to the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian, and enters the Quepen. ○ Master Hua Shou notes: The character "Hand" is absent after "crosses out". ○ Master Hua Shou says: From Fengchi, it descends along the neck passing Tianyou, running anterior to the Hand-Shaoyang meridian, down to the shoulder, following Jianjing, crossing left and right to exit posterior to the Hand-Shaoyang, passing Dazhui, Dazhu, and Bingfeng, entering outside the Quepen anterior to Bingfeng. ○ Tianyou is seen in the Hand-Shaoyang Meridian; Dazhui is seen in the Du Meridian (intersection of Hand-Foot Three Yang and Du); Dazhu is seen in the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian (intersection of Foot-Taiyang and Shaoyang); Bingfeng is seen in the Hand-Taiyang Bladder Meridian (intersection of Hand-Taiyang, Yangming, and Hand-Foot Shaoyang); Quepen is seen in the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian.
Jianjing (GB21): Located in the depression on the shoulder, one cun five fen anterior to the large bone above Quepen; press with three fingers, the depression under the middle finger; it is an intersection point of the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian and the Yangwei Vessel.
Its branch goes towards the middle of the ear, passing from Xuanli through Yifeng, emerging along Tinggong and Tinghui, ending posterior to the outer canthus of Tongziliao.
*Spinal Classics* Chapter 10 states: Its branch enters the ear from behind the ear, emerges anterior to the ear, and reaches the posterior aspect of the outer canthus. ○ Master Hua Shou says: Its branch passes through the temporal region behind the ear via Yifeng, enters the ear, passes Tinggong, emerges anterior to the ear, returns from Tinghui to the division of the outer canthus and Tongziliao. ○ Yifeng is seen in the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian (intersection of Hand-Foot Shaoyang); Tinggong is seen in the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian (intersection of Hand-Foot Shaoyang and Taiyang); Tinghui and Tongziliao are seen previously.
Another branch rises again at the side of the outer canthus, passes Daying, Quan, Jiache, descends across the cheek, follows the original path anteriorly to merge with Quepen, descends into the chest and diaphragm, Tianchi, passes through Qimen (Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian), meets Jueyin, belongs to the Gallbladder Mu-Point, reaching Riyue (Taiyang, Shaoyang, Yangwei).
*Spinal Classics* Chapter 10 states: Its branch diverges from the outer canthus, descends to meet the Hand-Shaoyang, reaches below the zygomatic arch, adds Jiache, descends the neck, merges with Quepen, descends into the chest, pierces the diaphragm, connects with the Liver, and belongs to the Gallbladder. ○ Master Hua Shou: The character "Eye" is added after "diverges"; the character "Yu" is absent after "meets"; the characters "Di Yu" are absent after "Hand-Shaoyang Yang"; the character "Yi" is absent after "Quepen". ○ Master Hua Shou says: Its branch diverges from the outer canthus Tongziliao, descends to meet the Shaoyang at the division of the Zygomatic acupoint, descends to Jiache, descends the neck, follows anterior to this meridian, merges with those entering Quepen anteriorly, descends into the chest outside Tianchi, pierces the diaphragm at Qimen, connects with the Liver, descends to the division of Riyue, and belongs to the Gallbladder. ○ Daying is seen in the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian; Quan and Jiache are seen in the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian; Tianchi is seen in the Hand-Jueyin Pericardium (intersection of Foot-Shaoyang); Qimen is seen in the Foot-Jueyin Liver; Riyue is seen below (the Mu-Point of the Gallbladder).
It follows the hypochondrium, Zhangmen, Qichong, winds around the pubic hair, Biyan, Huantiao, and enters.
*Spinal Classics* Chapter 10 states: It follows inside the hypochondrium, emerges at Qichong, winds around the pubic hair, and enters horizontally into Biyan. ○ Master Hua Shou says: The hypochondrium is the area under the armpit; the division of the pubic bone is the pubic hair; the pulsating vessels on both sides of the pubic hair are Qichong; below the pubic bone is Biyan, which is Bisu. From the Gallbladder origin, it follows inside the hypochondrium past Zhangmen, emerges at Qichong, winds around the pubic hair, and then enters horizontally into Biyan, specifically Huantiao within Biyan. ○ Zhangmen is seen in the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian (intersection of Foot-Shaoyang and Jueyin); Qichong is seen in the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian; Huantiao is in Bisu.
The straight branch continues from Quepen down to the axilla, follows the chest to Yuanye, Zhejin, Riyue, to Zhangmen and the costal margin, then runs along the Daimai, with Wushu and Weidao acupoints located there, yet merging with the upper division, Zhong, Jiachi, Changqiang, where the Foot-Shaoyang and Yin intersect and meet at Huantiao and Bisu, inside the Taiyang meridian, outside the Yangming meridian, Zhongdu, Yangguan, Dubi, deviating to exit the knee.
*Spinal Classics* Chapter 10 states: The straight branch descends from Quepen to the axilla, follows the chest, passes the costal margin, merges below into Biyan, descends along the lateral thigh, exits the lateral knee. ○ Master Hua Shou says: Below the rib cage is the costal margin. This straight branch descends directly from Quepen to the axilla, follows the chest passing Yuanye, Zhejin, and Riyue acupoints, passes the costal margin, follows Jingmen, Daimai, Wushu, Weidao, Ju Liao, enters Shang, Zhong, Changqiang, and descends, merging with those entering Biyan anteriorly, then descends along the lateral thigh, running between the Taiyang and Yangming meridians, passing Zhongdu and Yangguan, exiting the lateral knee, reaching Yanglingquan. ○ Shang and Zhong are seen in the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian; Shang is the collateral of Foot-Shaoyang and Taiyang; Zhong is the intersection of Foot-Shaoyin and Shaoyang. Changqiang is seen in the Du Meridian (intersection of Foot-Shaoyin and Shaoyang); Dubi is seen in the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian.
Yuanye (GB22): Located three cun below the axilla, in a visible depression; take the point with the arm raised; moxibustion is prohibited.
Zhejin (GB23): Located three cun below the axilla, one cun anterior to the abdomen, adhering to the hypochondrium in a depression.
Riyue (GB24): Located five fen below Qimen; it is an intersection point of the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian and the Yangwei Vessel, and the Mu-Point of the Gallbladder.
Jingmen (GB25): Located below the floating rib at the waist, at the root of the costal margin, flanking the spine; it is the Mu-Point of the Kidney.
Daimai (GB26): Located one cun eight fen below the costal margin.
Wushu (GB27): Located three cun below Daimai, or one cun five fen beside Shuidao.
Weidao (GB28): Located five cun three fen below Zhangmen; it is an intersection point with the Daimai.
Juliao (GB29): Located eight cun three fen below Zhangmen, in a depression above the Jian bone; it is an intersection point with the Yangqiao Vessel.
Huantiao (GB30): Located in Bisu; lie on the side, extend the lower leg, flex the upper leg to take the point in the visible depression of the femoral head bone.
Zhongdu (GB31): Located on the lateral aspect of the femur, five cun above the knee, in the depression between muscle bundles; it is the Luo-Point of Shaoyang.
Yangguan (GB33): Located three cun above Yanglingquan, in the depression lateral to Dubi; moxibustion is prohibited. ○ Dubi is seen in the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian.
Yanglingquan (GB34): Located one cun below the knee, in the depression of the lateral margin; squat to take the point anterior to the sharp bone; it is the Hui-Point of Sinews.
Descend along Yangjiao, Waiqiu, Guangming, Yangfu, bones as before, the meridian travels from Xuanzhong, Hounei, Qiuxu, Linque, Diwuhui, Xiaxi, Qigu, Qiaoyin.
*Spinal Classics* Chapter 10 states: Descending anterior to the lateral fibula, straight down to the end of the Jiegu, emerging anterior to the lateral malleolus, following the dorsum of the foot, entering between the fourth and fifth toes. ○ Master Hua Shou says: The lateral side is the fibula; above the lateral malleolus is Jiegu; the foot surface is Fu. From Yanglingquan, descending anterior to the lateral fibula, passing Yangjiao, Waiqiu, Guangming, straight down to the end of Jiegu, following Yangfu and Xuanzhong downwards, emerging anterior to the lateral malleolus, to Qiuxu, following the foot surface's Linque, Diwuhui, Xiaxi, then entering between the fourth and fifth toes, ending at Qiaoyin.
Yangjiao (GB35): Located seven cun above the lateral malleolus, obliquely belonging to the space between the Two Yangs; it is the Xi-Cleft Point of the Yangwei Vessel.
Waiqiu (GB36): Located seven cun above the lateral malleolus.
Guangming (GB37): Located five cun above the lateral malleolus; it is the Luo-Point of Shaoyang, diverging to Jueyin.
Yangfu (GB38): Located four cun above the lateral malleolus, anterior to the fibula, at the end of Jiegu, three fen anteriorly, seven cun from Qiuxu.
Xuanzhong (GB39): (Location description missing in source, typically three cun above lateral malleolus).
Qiuxu (GB40): Located in the depression below the lateral malleolus, three cun from Linque.
Linque (GB41): Located in the depression between the metatarsals of the fourth and fifth toes, one cun five fen from Xiaxi; moxibustion is prohibited.
Diwuhui (GB42): Located in the depression posterior to the metatarsophalangeal joint of the fourth and fifth toes, one cun from Xiaxi.
Xiaxi (GB43): Located in the depression between the metatarsal bones of the fourth and fifth toes, posterior to the metatarsophalangeal joint.
Qiaoyin (GB44): Located at the tip of the nail of the fourth and fifth toes, one leaf-width from the nail.
There should be another branch from Linque, traversing the dorsum horizontally into the intermetatarsal space, piercing the nail and the tuft of hair, reaching the tip of the big toe; its name is Dadun, intersecting the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian, belonging to the Liver.
Chapter 10 states: Its branch diverges from the dorsum, enters the big toe, follows inside the intermetatarsal space, emerges at the tip, returns to pierce the nail, and emerges at the tuft of hair. ○ Master Hua Shou says: The post-metatarsal joint of the big toe is the intermetatarsal space; behind the big toe nail is the tuft of hair. Its branch diverges from Linque on the dorsum, enters the big toe, follows inside the intermetatarsal space, emerges at the tip of the big toe, returns to enter the nail, and emerges at the tuft of hair.
General Song:
At the outer canthus, it meets the vertex, travels behind the ear, passes through Quepen, connects with the Liver.
Descending along Biyan, it flows to the knee, passes the tuft of hair, and exits the tip of the toe.
Commentary: The meridian of the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder originates at the outer canthus, Tongziliao, and ends at Qiaoyin, the tip of the fourth and fifth toes. Its branch diverges from Linque on the dorsum, travels to the tip of the big toe, is eight chi long, and intersects with the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian; thus, the Foot-Jueyin meridian originates at Dadun, the tuft of hair at the tip of the big toe.
Acupoint Song:
Foot-Shaoyang meridian starts at Tongziliao, forty-three acupoints travel far.
Tinghui, Kecheren, Hanyan gather; Xuanlu, Xuanli, Qubin rise.
Shuaigu, Tianchong, Fubai follow; Qiaoyin, Wangu, Benshen stand.
Yangbai, Linque open Muchuang; Zhengying, Chengling, Naokong continue.
Fengchi, Jianbing, Yuanye are long; Zhejin, Riyue, Jingmen are proper.
Daimai, Wushu, Weidao continue; Juliao, Huantiao descend to Zhongdu.
Yangguan, Yanglingquan, then Yangjiao; Waiqiu, Guangming, Yangfu are high.
Xuanzhong, Qiuxu, Foot-Linque; Diwu, Xiaxi, Qiaoyin finish.
In the previous diagram of this meridian, twenty acupoints from Tongziliao to Fengchi in the head run outward in three folds. Tongziliao to Wangu is one fold; Wangu outward to Yangbai meeting Jingming is one fold; Jingming upward following Linque and Fengchi is one fold. Because the acupoints are numerous and twisted, difficult to classify, they are listed sequentially from one to twenty. 1. Tongziliao 2. Tinghui 3. Kecheren 4. Hanyan 5. Xuanlu 6. Xuanli 7. Qubin 8. Shuaigu 9. Tianchong 10. Fubai 11. Qiaoyin 12. Wangu 13. Benshen 14. Yangbai 15. Linque 16. Muchuang 17. Zhengying 18. Chengling 19. Naokong 20. Fengchi.
Song of Is-Dong and Suo-Sheng Diseases:
This meridian has much Qi and little Blood. Is-Dong diseases include bitter taste, frequent sighing.
Heart and hypochondriac pain difficult to turn; facial dust, hot feet, body lacks luster.
Suo-Sheng diseases include headache connecting to the outer canthus, swelling and pain in Quepen and both axillae.
Ma Dao and Jia Ying arise on both sides; sweating, shivering chills, malaria in the chest.
Hypochondriac, costal, thigh, knee, to the shin, Jiegu, ankle pain, and all joints.
*Spinal Classics* Chapter 10 states: Is-Dong diseases involve bitter taste, frequent sighing, heart and hypochondriac pain unable to turn sides, severe cases have a dusty face and lack of luster, feet externally reversed heat, called Yang Jue. Suo-Sheng diseases involve the bone: headache, mandible pain, outer canthus pain, swelling and pain in Quepen, axillary swelling, Ma Dao and Jia Ying, sweating, shivering chills, malaria, chest and hypochondriac pain, lateral costal, thigh, knee, to the shin, Jiegu, anterior to the lateral malleolus, and all joints painful, fourth and fifth toes non-functional. For these diseases, excess is drained, deficiency is tonified, heat is treated quickly, cold is retained, sinking points are moxaed, neither excess nor deficiency is taken from the meridian. Excess: Renying is one times larger than Cunkou; deficiency: Renying is smaller than Cunkou. ○ Master Hua Shou: "Face slightly" lacks the character "have"; "Axillary swelling" writes "swelling" as "Xiao".