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Acupuncture points

Liver Channel

PointLocationChinese NameEnglish Name
LV 1 Lateral border of big toe nail Da Dun Big Mound
LV 2 .5 cun proximal to web margin btwn 1st and 2nd toe Xing Jian Moving Between
LV 3 On dorsum of foot, in hollow distal to junction of 1st and 2nd metatarsal bones Tai Chong Great Rushing
LV 4 On ankle anteior to prominence of medial malleolus, in depression just medial to tendon of tibialis anterior when ankle is extended (dorsiflexed) Zhong Feng Middle Seal
LV 5 5 cun above the prominence of medial malleoulus, just posterior to medial crest of tibia and gastrocnemius Li Gou Woodworm Canal
LV 6 7 cun above prominence of medial malleolus, just posterior to medial border of tibia, in depression btwn meidal border of tbia and gastrocnemius muscle Zhong Du Central Capital
LV 7 Posterior and Inferior to medial condyle of tibia, 1 cun posterior to SP 9 Xi Guan Knee Joint
LV 8 Just superior to medial end of popliteal crease, in depression anterior to tendons of m. semitendinosus and m. semimembranosus, ~ 1 cun anterior to KD 10 Qu Quan Spring at the Crook
LV 9 Directly superior to medial epicondyle of femur, 4 cun superior to LV 8,in cleft btwn m. vastus medialis and m. sartorius Yin Bao Yin Wrapping
LV 10 3 cun inferior to ST 30 on anterior border of m. adductor longus Zu Wu Li Leg Five Miles
LV 11 2 cun inferior to ST 30 on anterior border of m. adductor longus Yin Lian Yin Corner
LV 12 1 cun inferior & 2.5 cun lateral to REN 2, in crease of groin, medial to femoral vein Ji Mai Urgent Pulse
LV 13 Directly anterior & inferior to free end of 11th rib Zhang Men Completion Gate
LV 14 On mamillary line, in 6th intercostal space, 4 cun lateral to midline Qi Men Cycle Gate
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