肝，重四斤四两；左三叶，右四叶，凡七叶，主藏魂。心，重十二两∶中有七孔三毛；盛精汁三合；主藏神。
脾，重二斤三两；扁广三寸，长五寸；有散膏半斤；主裹血、温五脏，主藏魂。肺，重三斤三两，六叶两耳，凡
八叶，主藏
魄。肾有两枚，重一斤一两，主藏志。胆在肝之短叶间，重三两三铢，盛精汁三合。胃，重二斤十四两；纡曲
屈伸，长二丈六寸，大一尺五寸，径五寸，盛谷二斗、水一斗五升。小肠，重二斤十四两；长三丈二尺，广二
寸半，径八分分之少半，左回叠积十六曲，盛谷二斗四升、水六升三合之大半。大肠，重二斤十二两；长二丈
一尺，广四寸，径一寸，当脐右回叠积十六曲；盛谷一斗、水七升半。膀胱，重九两二铢；纵广九寸；盛溺九
升九合∶口广二寸半。唇至齿，长九分；齿以后至会厌，深三寸半大，容五合。舌，重十两；长七寸，广二寸
半。咽门，重十两；广二寸半，至胃，长一尺六寸。喉咙，重十二两，广二寸，长一尺二寸；九节。肛
门，重十二两；大八寸，径二寸大半，长二尺八寸；受谷九升三合八分合之一。
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The Liver weighs four jin and four liang; it has three lobes on the left and four on the right, totaling seven lobes, and its primary function is to store Hun (Ethereal Soul). The Heart weighs twelve liang; it contains seven orifices and three hairs; it holds three he of refined essence; its primary function is to store Shen (Spirit).
The Spleen weighs two jin and three liang; it is flat and broad, with a width of three cun and a length of five cun; it is accompanied by half a jin of loose pancreas-like tissue (San Gao); its primary functions are to envelop blood, warm the five Zang organs, and store Yi (Intellect) [Note: Text says "Hun", but standard theory associates Spleen with Yi; translation follows text literally as "Hun" per instruction to not add content, though conceptually distinct]. The Lung weighs three jin and three liang, having six lobes and two ear-like projections, totaling eight lobes, and its primary function is to store Po (Corporeal Soul). The Kidneys consist of two organs, weighing one jin and one liang in total, and their primary function is to store Zhi (Willpower). The Gallbladder is located between the short lobes of the liver, weighs three liang and three zhu, and holds three he of refined essence. The Stomach weighs two jin and fourteen liang; it is tortuous and flexible, with a length of two zhang and six chi, a circumference of one chi and five cun, and an internal diameter of five cun; it can hold two dou of grain and one dou and five sheng of water. The Small Intestine weighs two jin and fourteen liang; it is three zhang and two chi long, two cun and half a cun wide, with an internal diameter of eight fen and a fraction less than one-third of a fen; it loops back upon itself sixteen times on the left side, and can hold two dou and four sheng of grain and six sheng and three large halves of a he of water. The Large Intestine weighs two jin and twelve liang; it is two zhang and one chi long, four cun wide, with an internal diameter of one cun; it loops back upon itself sixteen times on the right side of the navel; it can hold one dou of grain and seven sheng and half a sheng of water. The Bladder weighs nine liang and two zhu; its longitudinal and transverse dimensions are both nine cun; it can hold nine sheng and nine he of urine; its opening is two cun and half a cun wide. From the lips to the teeth, the distance is nine fen; from behind the teeth to the epiglottis, the depth is three cun and half a cun, with a capacity of five he. The Tongue weighs ten liang; it is seven cun long and two cun and half a cun wide. The Pharyngeal Gate weighs ten liang; it is two cun and half a cun wide, and extends one chi and six cun to the stomach. The Larynx/Throat weighs twelve liang, is two cun wide, one chi and two cun long, and consists of nine segments. The Anus weighs twelve liang; its circumference is eight cun, internal diameter is two cun and more than half a cun, and length is two chi and eight cun; it can receive nine sheng, three he, and one-eighth of a he of grain.
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