(从胸至手。左右十八穴)
少阴心起极泉穴。腋下筋间动引胸青灵肘上三寸取。少海屈肘五分供。灵道掌后一寸半
。
通里腕后一寸踪。阴 腕后方半寸。神门掌后锐骨隆。少府小指本节末。小指内侧取少冲。
(从手至头。左右三十八穴)
小指端外为少泽。前谷节前看外侧。节后横纹取后 。腕骨腕前骨陷侧。阳谷锐骨下
陷处。
腕上一寸名养老支正腕后量五寸。小海肘端五分好。肩贞肩端后陷中。 大骨下陷考。天
宗肩大骨下陷。秉风肩上举有空。曲垣肩中曲胛里。外 胛上一寸从。(肩)中 大椎旁二寸
。天窗颊下动脉详。天容耳下曲颊后。颧 面 锐骨量。听宫耳内如珠子。俱属小肠手太阳。
(从头至足。灵枢经脉篇马氏注止有一百二十六穴。今较正得左右一百三十四穴)
足太阳兮膀胱经。目 内角始睛明。眉头陷中取攒竹。额下眉冲动脉轻。曲差神庭旁寸
半。
五处挨排列上星(上星旁一寸半)承(光)通(天)络却玉枕穴。后循一寸五分行。天柱项后发际
内。大筋外廉之陷中。自此脊中开二寸。第一大杼二风门。三椎肺 厥阴四心五督六膈七论
。肝九胆十脾十一胃 十二椎下扪。十三三焦十四肾气海 在十五究。大肠 当十六椎。关
元穴十七记。十八椎下小肠 。十九椎边号膀胱。中膂内 二十椎。白环二十一椎当。上
次与中下 腰 骨下八空昭(十六椎至十八椎处侠脊高起之骨名腰 骨)会阳阴尾尻骨旁。
背部二行诸穴了。又开脊中三寸半。第二椎下为附分。三椎魄户四膏肓。五椎之下神堂欣。
噫嘻六椎膈关七。魂门第九阳纲十。十一意舍脾相应。十二胃仓穴推循。十三肓门正坐取十
四志室不须论。十九胞肓 秩边。背部三行诸穴匀。承扶臀下阴纹处。下行六寸是殷门。浮
斜上殷一寸。委阳还下并殷门。委中膝。 约纹里。 下三寸寻合阳。承筋脚跟上七寸。
穴在 肠之中央。承山腿肚分肉间。外踝七寸上飞扬。跗阳外踝上三寸。昆仑外跟陷中详。
跟下仆参拱足取。阳跷(即申脉)踝下五分张。金门申脉下一寸。京骨外侧大骨当。束骨本节
后陷中。通谷节前陷中量。至阴井出小指端。外侧爪甲角之旁。
（从胸部至手部，左右共十八穴）
手少阴心经起始于极泉穴。在腋下筋间，动脉搏动处可引见胸前的青色脉络；青灵穴位于肘上三寸处取穴。少海穴在屈肘时，肘横纹内侧端五分处供参考。灵道穴在掌后一寸半处。
通里穴在腕后一寸处追踪定位。阴郄穴在腕后方半寸处。神门穴在掌后锐骨（豌豆骨）隆起处的凹陷中。少府穴在小指本节（掌指关节）末端。少冲穴在小指内侧爪甲角旁取穴。
（从手部至头部，左右共三十八穴）
小指外侧端为少泽穴。前谷穴在掌指关节前，看其外侧凹陷处。后溪穴在掌指关节后，横纹头处取穴。腕骨穴在腕前骨陷侧。阳谷穴在锐骨下方的凹陷处。养老穴在腕上一寸处。支正穴在腕后量五寸处。小海穴在肘端五分处为好。肩贞穴在肩端后的凹陷中。臑俞穴在大骨下凹陷处考察。天宗穴在肩胛大骨下的凹陷中。秉风穴在肩上举时有空隙处。曲垣穴在肩中曲胛（肩胛骨）里。外关穴在胛上一寸处跟随（此处原文可能有误，结合上下文及穴位分布，通常指肩井或相关区域，但依原文翻译：在外侧胛上一寸）。肩中俞穴在大椎旁二寸处。天窗穴在颊下动脉明显处详察。天容穴在耳下曲颊后。颧髎穴在面部锐骨处度量。听宫穴在耳内如珠子状凹陷处。这些穴位都属于手太阳小肠经。
（从头部至足部，《灵枢·经脉篇》马氏注止有一百二十六穴。如今校正得左右一百三十四穴）
足太阳膀胱经，起始于目内眦的睛明穴。眉头凹陷中取攒竹穴。额下眉冲穴处动脉轻浅。曲差穴在神庭旁一寸半处。五处穴挨排列在上星穴旁一寸半处。承光、通天、络却、玉枕穴依次向后循行一寸五分。天柱穴在项后发际内，大筋外廉的凹陷中。从此处距离脊中开二寸。第一大杼穴，第二风门穴。第三椎对应肺俞，第四厥阴俞，第五心俞，第六督俞，第七膈俞。第九肝俞，第十胆俞，第十一脾俞，第十二胃俞在十二椎下摸取。第十三三焦俞，第十四肾俞，气海俞在第十五椎旁。大肠俞当第十六椎。关元俞在第十七椎记取。第十八椎下是小肠俞。第十九椎边号膀胱俞。中膂俞在第二十椎内。白环俞在第二十一椎当处。上次、中次、下次穴在腰骶骨下八孔昭示（十六椎至十八椎处侠脊高起之骨名腰骶骨）。会阳穴在阴尾尻骨旁。背部两行诸穴已毕。又开脊中三寸半。第二椎下为附分穴。第三魄户穴，第四膏肓穴。第五椎之下是神堂穴。噫嘻穴在第六椎，膈关穴在第七椎。魂门穴在第九椎，阳纲穴在第十椎。第十一意舍穴与脾相应。第十二胃仓穴推寻。第十三肓门穴正坐取。第十四志室穴不必论。第十九胞肓穴，秩边穴。背部三行诸穴均匀。承扶穴在臀下阴纹处。下行六寸是殷门穴。浮郄穴斜上殷门一寸。委阳穴还下并殷门。委中穴在膝腘窝横纹里。腘窝下三寸寻合阳穴。承筋穴在脚跟上七寸，穴在腓肠肌的中央。承山穴在腿肚分肉间。飞扬穴在外踝七寸上。跗阳穴在外踝上三寸。昆仑穴在外跟凹陷中详察。仆参穴在跟下，拱足取。阳跷脉即申脉穴，在踝下五分张。金门穴在申脉下一寸。京骨穴在外侧大骨当处。束骨穴在本节后凹陷中。通谷穴在节前凹陷中量。至阴穴井穴出小指端外侧爪甲角之旁。
(From the chest to the hand, eighteen acupoints on each side)
The Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian starts at Jiquan (HT1). Between the tendons in the axilla, where the artery pulses and can lead to the blue vessels on the chest, Qingling (HT4) is located three cun above the elbow. Shaohai (HT3) is provided at five fen inside the medial end of the transverse cubital crease when the elbow is flexed. Lingdao (HT4) is one and a half cun behind the palm.
Tongli (HT5) is traced one cun behind the wrist. Yinxi (HT6) is half a cun behind the wrist. Shenmen (HT7) is in the depression posterior to the prominent styloid process of the ulna (pisiform bone). Shaofu (HT8) is at the terminal end of the fifth metacarpophalangeal joint. Shaochong (HT9) is taken on the radial side of the little finger, beside the corner of the nail.
(From the hand to the head, thirty-eight acupoints on each side)
Shaose (SI1) is at the outer end of the little finger. Qian Gu (SI2) is seen on the lateral side anterior to the metacarpophalangeal joint. Hou Xi (SI3) is taken at the transverse crease posterior to the metacarpophalangeal joint. Wanggu (SI4) is on the lateral side of the depression anterior to the wrist bone. Yanggu (SI5) is in the depression below the prominent styloid process of the ulna. Yanglao (SI20) is named one cun above the wrist. Zhizheng (SI7) is measured five cun behind the wrist. Xiaohai (SI8) is good at five fen from the end of the elbow. Jianzhen (SI9) is in the depression posterior to the shoulder tip. Naoshu (SI10) is examined in the depression below the great bone (humerus). Tianzong (SI11) is in the depression below the large scapular bone. Bingfeng (SI12) has an empty space when raising the shoulder. Qu Yuan (SI13) is inside the curved scapula. Waiguan (Note: Text likely implies a point near scapula, possibly Jianjing or similar contextually, but literally "outer scapula one cun up") follows one cun above the lateral scapula. Jianzhongshu (SI14) is two cun lateral to Dazhui (GV14). Tianchuang (SI16) is detailed at the pulsating artery under the cheek. Tianrong (SI17) is posterior to the curved mandible below the ear. Quanliao (SI18) is measured at the sharp bone of the face. Tinggong (SI19) is like a bead inside the ear. All belong to the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian.
(From the head to the foot, Master Ma's note in the *Ling Shu: Jing Mai* chapter stops at one hundred twenty-six acupoints. Now corrected to obtain one hundred thirty-four acupoints on each side)
The Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian begins at Jingming (BL1) in the inner canthus. Cuanzhu (BL2) is taken in the depression at the brow head. Meichong (BL3) has a light pulse below the forehead. Qucha (BL4) is one and a half cun lateral to Shenting (GV24). Wuchu (BL5) is arranged next to Shangxing (GV23) (one and a half cun lateral to Shangxing). Chengguang (BL6), Tongtian (BL7), Luoque (BL8), Yuzhen (BL9) follow sequentially, moving backward along one and a five cun line. Tianzhu (BL10) is within the hairline at the nape, in the depression lateral to the greater tendon. From here, opening two cun from the spinal column: The first is Dashu (BL11), the second Fengmen (BL12). At the third vertebra is Feishu (BL13), fourth Jueryinshu (BL14), fifth Xinshu (BL15), sixth Duyushu (BL16), seventh Geshushu (BL17). Ninth Gaanshu (BL18), tenth Danshu (BL19), eleventh Pishu (BL20). Weishu (BL21) is palpated below the twelfth vertebra. Thirteenth Sanjiaoshu (BL22), fourteenth Shenshu (BL23), Qihaishu (BL24) is at the fifteenth. Dachangshu (BL25) corresponds to the sixteenth vertebra. Guan Yuanshu (BL26) is recorded at the seventeenth. Xiaochangshu (BL27) is below the eighteenth vertebra. Pangguangshu (BL28) is numbered at the side of the nineteenth vertebra. Zhonglushu (BL29) is inside the twentieth vertebra. Baihuanshu (BL30) is at the twenty-first vertebra. Shancigu, Zhongcigu, Xiagugu are shown in the eight holes below the lumbosacral bone (the high bones flanking the spine from the 16th to 18th vertebrae are called the lumbosacral bone). Huiyang (BL35) is beside the coccyx. The two rows of back acupoints are finished. Then opening three and a half cun from the spinal column: Fufen (BL43) is below the second vertebra. Pohu (BL42) is the third, Gaohuang (BL43 - Note: Standard numbering varies, text says 4th) is the fourth. Shen Tang (BL44) is joyfully below the fifth vertebra. Yixi (BL45) is the sixth, Ge Guan (BL46) is the seventh. Hun Men (BL47) is the ninth, Yang Gang (BL48) is the tenth. Yi She (BL49) corresponds to the spleen at the eleventh. Wei Cang (BL50) is pushed and followed at the twelfth. Huang Men (BL51) is taken sitting upright at the thirteenth. Zhi Shi (BL52) at the fourteenth need not be discussed. Bao Huang (BL54) at the nineteenth, Zhi Bian (BL54 - Note: Text lists 19 Baohuang then Zhibian, standard is BL54 for both or nearby, text implies sequence) at the edge. The three rows of back acupoints are even. Chengfu (BL36) is at the gluteal fold. Descending six cun is Yinmen (BL37). Fuxie (BL38) is obliquely one cun above Yinmen. Weiyang (BL39) returns down merging with Yinmen. Weizhong (BL40) is in the popliteal crease. Heyang (BL38 - Note: Text says "below popliteal 3 cun seek Heyang", standard is BL38 Heyang is not standard name, usually Chengjin/Chengshan area, but text says Heyang) is sought three cun below the popliteal fossa. Chengjin (BL56) is seven cun above the heel, the acupoint is in the center of the gastrocnemius muscle. Chengshan (BL57) is between the muscles of the calf. Feiyang (BL58) is seven cun above the lateral malleolus. Fuyang (BL59) is three cun above the lateral malleolus. Kunlun (BL60) is detailed in the depression behind the lateral malleolus. Pucan (BL61) is taken by arching the foot below the calcaneus. Yang Qiao (which is Shenmai, BL62) opens five fen below the malleolus. Jinmen (BL63) is one cun below Shenmai. Jinggu (BL64) is at the lateral great bone. Shugu (BL65) is in the depression behind the metatarsophalangeal joint. Tonggu (BL66) is measured in the depression anterior to the joint. Zhiyin (BL67) Jing-Well point exits at the lateral corner of the nail of the little toe.