Class 8 - Hand Shao-Yang San-Jiao Channel

5/25/2018 Class 8 - Hand Shao-Yang San-Jiao Channel

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Hand Shao-Yang San-Jiao

Channel

By: Dr. Chuanxin Wang, DAOM, AP


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SJ-1, Guan-Chong

Location: On the ulnal side of the distal

segment of the 4th finger, 0.1 cun from the

corner of the nail.

Jin-Well point

Metalpoint


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Indications: Headache, deafness, ear ringing, sore-throat, stiffness of the tongue, fever, irritability.Method:Puncture superficially 0.1 cun, or prick with athree-edged needle to cause bleeding. Moxibustion is

applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature: The arterial and venous network formedby the palmar digitalproprial artery and vein.

Innervation:The palmar digital proprial nerve derivedfrom the ulnar nerve.


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SJ-2, Ye-Men

Location: On the dorsum of the hand,

between the 4th and 5th fingers , at the

junction of the red and white skin, proximal to

the margin of the web.

Ying-Springpoint

Waterpoint


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Indications: Headache, conjunctival congerstion,sore-throat, sudden deafness, malaria,brachialgia.Method:Puncture obliquely 0.3-0.5 cun towards

the interspace of the metacarpal bones.Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The dorsal digital artery of the ulnar

artery.Innervation: The dorsal branch of the ulnarnerve.


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SJ-3, Zhong-Zhu

Location: On the dorsm of the to the 4th

metacarpophalangeal joint ,in the depression

between the 4th and 5th metacarpal bones.

Shu-Stream point

Woodpoint


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Indications: Headache, conjunctival congestion,sore-throat, deafness, tinnitus, fever, brachialgia,stiffness of the fingers.Method:Puncture perpendicularly 0.3-0.5 cun.

Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The dorsal venous network of handand the fourth dorsal metacarpal artery.

Innervation:The dorsal branch of the ulnarnerve.


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SJ-4, yang-Chi

Location: At the midpoint of the dorsal crease

of the wrist ,in the depression on the ulnal

side of the tendon of the extensor muscle of

the fingers.

Yuan-Sourcepoint


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Indications: Pain in the shoulder and arm, pain inthe wrist, malaria, deafness, diabetes.Method:Puncture perpendicularly 0.3-0.5 cun.Moxibustion is applicable.

Regional anatomyVasculature:The dorsal venous network of thewrist and the posterior carpalartery.

Innervation:The terminal branch of the posteriorantebrachial cutaneousnerve and the dorsal branch of the ulnar nerve.


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SJ-5, Wai-Guan

Location:On the dorsal side of the forearm

and on the line connection Yangchi(SJ4) and

the tip of the olecranon, 2 cun proximal to the

dorsal crease of the wrist, between the radius

and ulna.

Luo-Connectingpoint

Masterpoint of Yang-Wei

(Linking) Vessel
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Indications: Fever, headache, pain in the cheek, stiffneck, deafness, tinnitus, pain in the hypochondriacregion, dyscinesia of the elbow, pain in the fingers,tremor of the hand.

Method:Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-1.0 cun.Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature: Deeper, the posterior and anteriorantebrachial interosseous atteries and veins.

Innervation: The posterior antebrachinal cutaneousnerve; deeper,the posterior interosseous nerve and theanterior interosseous nerve.


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SJ-6, Zhi-Gou


and on the line connecting Yangchi(SJ4) and

the tip of the olecranon, 3 cun proximal to the

dorsal crease of the wrist, between the radius

and ulna.

Jing-Springpoint

Firepoint


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Indications:Deafness, tinnitus, pain in thehypochondriac region, vomiting, constipation, fever,soreness and heaviness sensation in the shoulder andback, sudden loss of voice.

Method: Puncture perpendicularly 0.8-1.2 cun.Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:Deeper, the posterior and anteriorantebrachial interosseous atteries and veins.

Innervation: The posterior antebrachinal cutaneousnerve; deeper, the posterior interosseous nerve andthe anterior interosseous nerve.


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SJ-7, Hui-Zong

Location : On the dorsal side of the forearm,

3 cun proximal to the dorsal crease of the

wrist, on the ulnar side of Zhigou(SJ6) and on

the radial border of the ulna.

Xi-Cleftpoint


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Indications:Deafness, otalgia, epilepsy,brachialgia.Method: Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-1.0

icun. Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The posterior antebrachialinterosseous artery and vein.

Innervation:The posterior and medialantebrachial cutaneous nerves; deeper,theposterior and anterior interosseous nerves.


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SJ-8, San-Yang-Luo

Location:On the dorsal side of the forearm, 4

cun proximal to the dorsal crease of the wrist,

between the radius

and the ulna.


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Indications:Deafness, sudden loss of voice, painin the chest and hypochondriac region,brachialgia, toothache.Method:Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-1.0 cun.

Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The posterior antebrachialinterosseous artery and vein.

Innervation:The posterior and medialantebrachial cutaneous nerves; deeper,the posterior and anterior interosseous nerves.


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SJ-9, Si-Du


and on the line connecting Yangchi(SJ4) and

the tip of the olecranon, 5 cun distal to the tip

of the olecranon, 5 cun distal to the tip of theolecranon, between the radius and ulna.


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Indications:Deafness, toothache, migraine,sudden loss of voice, pain in the forearm.Method:Puncture perpendicularly0.5-1.0 cun. Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The posterior antebrachialinterosseous artery and vein.

Innervation:The posterior and medialantebrachial cutaneous nerves; deeper,the posterior and anterior interosseous nerves.


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SJ-10, Tian-Jin

Location:On the lateral side of the upper arm,

in the depression 1 cun proximal to the tip of

the olecranon when

the elbow is flexed.

He-Seapoint

Earthpoint


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Indications:Migraine, pain in the neck, nape,shoulders and arms, epilepsy, scrofula, goiter dueto Qi disorderMethod:Puncture perpendicularly

0.3-0.5 cun. Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The arterial and venous network ofthe elbow.

Innervation:The posterior brachial cutaneousnerve and the muscular branch of the radialnerve.


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SJ-11, Qing-Leng-Yuan

Location:With the elbow flexed, on the lateral

side of the upper arm, 2 cun above the tip of

the olecranon and 1

cun above Tianjing(SJ10).


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Indications: Inability to raise arm due to pain inthe shoulder and arm, migraine.Method: Puncture perpendicularly 0.3-0.5 cun.Moxibustion is applicable.

Regional anatomyVasculature: The terminal branches of themedian collateral artery and vein.Innervation:The posterior brachial cutaneous

nerve and the muscular branch of the radialnerve.


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SJ-12, Xiao-Luo

Location:On the lateral side of the upper arm,

at the midpoint of the line connecting

Qinglengyuan(SJ11)

and Naohui(SJ13).


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Indications: Headache, stiffness of the neck andnape, inability to raise arm due to brachialgia.Method:Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-0.7 cun.Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The median collateral artery andvein.Innervation:The posterior brachial cutaneousnerve and the muscular branch of the radialnerve.


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SJ-13, Nao-Hui

Location:On the lateral side of the upper arm

and on the line connecting the tip of the

olecranon and Jianliao (SJ14), 3 cun below

Jianliao(SJ14) , and on the posteroinferiorborder of the deltoid muscle.
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Indications:Goiter due to Qi disorders, achingpain in the shoulder and arm.Method:Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-0.8 cun.Moxibustion is applicable.

Regional anatomyVasculature:The median collateral artery andvein.Innervation:The posterior brachial cutaneousnerve, the muscular branch of the radial nerve;deeper, the radial nerve.


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SJ-14, Jian-Liao

Location:On the shoulder, posterior to

Jianyu(LI15), in the depression inferior and

posterior to the acromion when the arm is

abducted.


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Indications:Inability to raise arm due to pain inthe shoulder and arm, flaccidity of the upperlimb.Method:Puncture perpendicularly 0.7-1.0 cun.

Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The muscular branch of theposterior circumflex humeral artery.Innervation:The muscular branch of the axillarynerve.


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SJ-15, Tian-Liao

Location: On the scapula, at the midpoint

between Jianjing(GB21) and Quyuan(SI13), at

the superior angle of the scapula.
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Indications:Pain in the shoulder and elbow,stiffness of the neck and nape.Method: Puncture perpendicularly 0.3-0.5 cun.Moxibustion is applicable.

Regional anatomyVasculature: The descending branch of thetransverse cervical artery; deeper, the muscularbranch of the suprascapular artery.Innervation: The accessory nerve and the branchof the suprascapular nerve.


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SJ-16, Tian-You

Location:On the lateral side of the neck,

directly below the posterior border of the

mastoid process, on the level of the

mandibular angle,and on theposterior borderof the sternocleidomastoid muscle.


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Indications: Headache, stiffness of the nape,

edema of face, blurred vision, sudden

deafness.

Method:Puncture perpendicularly 0.3-0.5cun. Moxibustion is applicable.

Regional anatomy

Vasculature:The posterior auricular artery.Innervation:The lesser occipital nerve.


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SJ-17, Yi-Feng

Loeation:Posterior to the ear lobe. in the

depression between the mastoid process and

mandibular angle.


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Indications: Tinnitus, deafness, otitis mediasuppurariva, facial hemiparalysis, toothache,swelling of the cheek. scrofula, dyscinesia ofmaxillary joint.

Method:Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-1.0 cun.Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The posterior auricular artery andvein, the external jugular vein.Innervation:The great auricular nerve; deeper,the site where the facial nerve perforates out ofthe stylomastoid foramen.


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SJ-18, Chi-Mai

Location:On the head. at the centre of the

mastoid process, and at the junction of the

middle third and lower third of the line

connecting Jiaosun(SJ20) and Yifeng(SJ17)along the curve of the ear helix.


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Indications:Headache, tinnitus, deafness,infantile convulsion and epilepsy.Method:Puncture subcutaneously 0.3-0.5 cun orprick with a three-edged needle to cause

bleeding. Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The posterior auricular artery andvein.Innervation: The posterior auricular branch ofthe great auricular nerve.


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SJ-19, Lu-Xi

Location:On the head. at the junction of the

upper third and middle third of the line

connecting Jiaosun(SJ20) and Yifeng(SJ17)

along the curve of the ear helix.


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Indications:Headache. tinnitus, otalgia,deafness, infantile convulsion and epilepsy.Method:Puncture obliquely 0.3-0.5 cun.

Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The posterior auricular arteryand vein.

Innervation:The anastomotic branch of thegreat auricular nerve and the lesser occipitalnerve.


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SJ-20, Jiao-Sun

Location:On the head. above the ear apex

within the hairline.


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Indications: Tinnitus, conjunctivtis, gingivalswelling pain, toothache, mumps.Method:Puncture subcutaneously 0.3-0.5

cun. Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The branches of the superficialtemporal artery and vein.

Innervation:The branches of theauriculotemporal nerve.


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SJ-21, Er-Men

Location:On the face, anterior to the

supratragic notch, in the depression behind

the posterior border of the condyloid process

of the mandible.


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Indications:Tinnitus, deafness, otitls mediasuppurativa, toothache.Method;Puncture perpendicularly 0.3-0.5cun. Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomyVasculature:The superficial temporal arteryand vein.

Innervation:The branches of theauriculotemporal nerve and facial nerve.

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SJ-22, He-Liao

Location:On the lateral side of the head. on

the posterior margin of the temples, anterior

to the anterior border of the root of the ear

auricle and posterior to the superficialtemporal artery.


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Indications:Migraine. tinnitus, lockjaw.Method:Avoid puncturing the artery, punctureobliquely 0.1-0.3 cun. Moxibustion is applicable.Regional anatomy

Vasculature:The superficial temporal artery andvein.Innervation: The branch of the auriculotemporalnerve, on the course of the temporal branch ofthe facial nerve.

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SJ-23, SI-Zhu-Kong

Location: In the depression on the

supraorbtical margin, at the lateral end of the

eyebrow.

Needling: transverse 0.5-1.0 cun


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Indications: Headaches, eye swelling, eye

redness, toothache, dizziness, visual dizziness,

tetany, epilepsy, blurred vision

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