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手太阴经十一穴中府云门天府列侠白尺泽孔最存列缺经渠大渊涉鱼际直出大指端内侧少
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中府 穴在任脉中行华盖穴旁直开去六寸乳上三肋间陷中动脉应手仰而取之灸三壮五壮
云门 穴在手阳明大肠经巨骨之下夹气户旁二寸去中行六寸陷中动脉应手举臂取之灸五壮
千金云灸五十壮
天府 从云门穴下循 内腋下三寸动脉陷中以鼻尖点脉取之 此穴禁灸灸之令人气逆
侠白 从天府穴下行肘中约纹上去五寸动脉中灸五壮
尺泽 从侠白穴下行肘中约纹上屈肘横纹筋骨罅中动脉应手灸三壮五壮 甄权云臂屈伸
横纹间筋骨罅中不宜灸
孔最 从尺泽穴下行腕前约纹上七寸上骨下骨间陷中灸五壮
列缺 从孔最穴循外侧行腕后侧上一寸五分以两手交叉当食指末筋骨罅中从腕后别走阳
明直出食指内廉出其端灸三壮
经渠 从列缺穴循行寸口陷中禁灸灸则伤人神明
太渊 从经渠穴内循手掌后陷中每日平旦寅时脉从此始故一难曰寸口者脉之大会灸三壮
鱼际 从太渊穴上鱼手太指本节后内侧陷中散脉中白肉际灸三壮
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手太阴肺经起始于中府穴，终于足厥阴肝经的期门穴。大致而言，肺脉起于胸中，生出后行于腋下，止于少商穴；其络脉联络食指，接手阳明大肠经。手阳明大肠经起自商阳穴，终于迎香穴（位于鼻外）。足阳明胃经经过承泣穴，下行至厉兑穴（位于足部）。足太阴脾经起于足部的隐白穴，上行至大包穴（位于腋下）。手少阴心经从极泉穴发出，注入小指的少冲穴。手太阳小肠经起于少泽穴，沿肩后上行，联络听宫穴。足太阳膀胱经起于睛明穴，终于至阴穴（位于足外侧）。足少阴肾经以涌泉穴发脉，通达俞府穴（位于前胸）。手厥阴心包经起于乳后的天池穴，联络中冲穴（位于手中指）。手少阳三焦经起始于名指的外侧，从关冲穴行至丝竹空穴。足少阳胆经从瞳子髎穴连接窍阴穴（位于足第四趾）。足厥阴肝经因大敦穴而上行，至期门穴，又回归太阴经而终结。
手太阴肺经共有十一个穴位：中府、云门、天府、侠白、尺泽、孔最、列缺、经渠、太渊、鱼际，直出至大拇指内侧端的少商穴，形状像韭菜叶。
中府穴：位于任脉中行华盖穴旁，向外水平量取六寸，第三肋间乳头上方凹陷处，按压有动脉跳动，仰卧位取穴，可灸三壮或五壮。
云门穴：位于手阳明大肠经巨骨穴之下，气户穴旁开二寸，距身体中线六寸的凹陷处，按压有动脉跳动，举臂取穴，可灸五壮。《千金方》记载可灸五十壮。
天府穴：从云门穴向下，沿腋内三寸处的动脉凹陷中，用鼻尖点按脉搏处取穴。此穴禁止施灸，灸之会导致气逆。
尺泽穴：从侠白穴向下，在肘中横纹上，屈肘时横纹筋骨间的凹陷处，按压有动脉跳动，可灸三壮或五壮。甄权说：臂屈伸时，横纹间筋骨间的凹陷处不宜施灸。
孔最穴：从尺泽穴向下，腕前横纹上七寸，上下骨之间的凹陷处，可灸五壮。
列缺穴：从孔最穴沿外侧行，腕后侧上一寸五分处，将两手交叉，当食指末端筋骨间的凹陷处，从腕后别走阳明经，直出食指内侧端，可灸三壮。
经渠穴：从列缺穴循行至寸口凹陷处，禁止施灸，若施灸会损伤人的神明。
太渊穴：从经渠穴向内，循行至手掌后凹陷处。每日清晨寅时，脉气从此处开始，所以《难经》说：“寸口是脉大会之处。”可灸三壮。
The Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian begins at Zhongfu (LU-1) and ends at Qimen (LR-14), the final acupoint of the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian. Generally speaking, the Lung Pulse originates in the chest, emerges to travel under the axilla, and terminates at Shaoshang (LU-11); its collateral network connects with the index finger and receives the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian. The Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian starts at Shangyang (LI-1) and terminates at Yingxiang (LI-18) outside the nose. The Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian passes through Chengqi (ST-1) and descends to Lidui (ST-45) on the foot. The Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian originates at Yinbai (SP-1) on the foot and ascends to Dabao (SP-21) in the axilla. The Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian issues from Jiquan (HT-1) and pours into Shaochong (HT-9) on the little finger. The Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian starts at Shaoze (SI-1), travels up behind the shoulder, and connects with Tinggong (SI-19). The Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian starts at Jingming (BL-1) and terminates at Zhiyin (BL-67) on the outer side of the foot. The Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian emanates from Yongquan (KI-1) and communicates with Shufu (KI-27) in the anterior chest. The Hand-Jueyin Pericardium Meridian originates at Tianchi (PC-1) behind the breast and connects with Zhongchong (PC-9) on the middle finger. The Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao (Triple Burner) Meridian begins on the lateral side of the ring finger, traveling from Guanchong (SJ-1) to Sizhukong (SJ-23). The Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian connects Tongziliao (GB-1) to Zuqiaoyin (GB-44) on the fourth toe. The Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian ascends from Dadun (LR-1) to Qimen (LR-14), then returns to the Taiyin Meridian to conclude.
The Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian has eleven acupoints: Zhongfu (LU-1), Yunmen (LU-2), Tianfu (LU-3), Xiabai (LU-4), Chize (LU-5), Kongzui (LU-6), Lieque (LU-7), Jingqu (LU-8), Taiyuan (LU-9), Yuji (LU-10), and Shaoshang (LU-11) which extends straight to the medial end of the thumb, resembling the shape of a leek leaf.
Zhongfu (LU-1): Located beside Huagai (CV-20) on the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel) midline, horizontally six cun outward, in the depression above the third rib near the nipple where the artery is palpable. Take the point while lying supine; moxibustion consists of three or five moxa cones.
Yunmen (LU-2): Located below Jugu (LI-1) of the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian, two cun lateral to Qihu (ST-15), six cun from the midline, in the depression where the artery is palpable. Raise the arm to locate the point; moxibustion consists of five moxa cones. *Qianjin Fang* records fifty moxa cones.
Tianfu (LU-3): Descending three cun from Yunmen along the inner aspect of the axilla, in the arterial depression. Locate using the pulse point marked by the tip of the nose. This point is contraindicated for moxibustion; applying it may cause rebellious Qi.
Xiabai (LU-4): Descending five cun from Tianfu to the arterial point at the elbow crease; moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.
Chize (LU-5): Descending from Xiabai to the upper part of the elbow crease, in the depression between the tendons and bones when the elbow is flexed, where the artery is palpable. Moxibustion consists of three or five moxa cones. Zhen Quan stated that the depression between the tendons and bones in the crease during arm flexion and extension is not suitable for moxibustion.
Kongzui (LU-6): Descending seven cun from Chize to the anterior wrist crease, in the depression between the upper and lower bones; moxibustion consists of five moxa cones.
Lieque (LU-7): Tracing laterally from Kongzui, one cun and five fen above the posterior wrist crease. Cross both hands; locate in the depression between the bone and tendon at the distal end of the index finger. From the wrist, it diverges to the Yangming Meridian and exits directly at the medial end of the index finger. Moxibustion consists of three moxa cones.
Jingqu (LU-8): Tracing from Lieque to the depression at Cun Kou (Radial Pulse); moxibustion is contraindicated. Applying moxibustion here damages the Shen (Spirit).
Taiyuan (LU-9): Tracing inward from Jingqu to the depression behind the palm. At dawn during the Yin hour, the pulse qi begins here; thus, *Nan Jing* states: "Cun Kou is the great assembly of the pulses." Moxibustion consists of three moxa cones.
Yuji (LU-10): Ascending from Taiyuan to the medial depression behind the metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb in the Thenar eminence, among the dispersed vessels at the junction of white flesh; moxibustion consists of three moxa cones.
Shaoshang (LU-11): Tracing from Yuji to the medial end of the thumb, approximately the width of a leek leaf away from the corner of the nail, in the depression at the junction of white flesh. Moxibustion is generally not recommended. *Jia Yi Jing* records one moxa cone.