条文：
手少三焦所从经，二十二穴起关冲，液门中渚阳池历，外关支沟会宗逢，
三阳络入四渎内，注于天井清冷中，消泺臑会肩□穴，天□天牖经翳风，
瘈脉颅息角耳门，和□上行丝竹空。%
条文：
无名外侧端关冲，液门小次指陷中，中渚液门上一寸，阳池腕前表陷中，
外关腕后二寸陷，关上一寸支沟名，外关一寸会宗平，斜上一寸三阳络，
肘前五寸四渎称，天井肘外大骨后，肘上一寸骨罅中。井上一寸清冷渊，
消泺臂肘分肉端，臑会肩端前二寸，肩□臑上陷中看，天□肩井后一寸，
天牖耳下一寸间，翳风耳后尖角陷，瘈脉耳后青脉看，颅息青络脉之上，
角孙耳上发下间，耳门耳前缺处陷，和□横动脉耳前，欲觅丝竹空何在，
眉后陷中仔细观。
注：[1]关冲穴，在手四指外侧端，去爪甲角如韭叶许，是其穴也。
[2]从关冲上行手小指次指岐骨间陷中，握拳取之，液门穴也。
[3]从液门上行一寸陷中，中渚穴也。
[4]从中渚由四指本节直上，行手表腕上陷中，阳池穴也。
[5]从阳池上行手腕后二寸，两骨间陷中，外关穴也。
[6]从外关上行一寸，两骨间陷中，支沟穴也。
[7]从支沟外开一寸，会宗穴也。
[8]以支沟会完二穴相并平直，空中相离一寸也。
[9]从会宗内斜上一寸，臂上大交脉，三阳络穴也。
[10]从三阳络上行肘前五寸外廉陷中，四渎穴也。
[11]从四渎斜外上行，肘外大骨尖后，肘上一寸，两筋叉骨罅中，
屈肘拱胸取之，天井穴也。
[12]从天井上行一寸，伸肘举臂取之，清冷渊穴也。
[13]从清冷渊上行，肩下外臂肘上分肉间，消泺穴也。
[14]从消泺上行，臑外去肩端三寸宛宛中，臑会穴也。
[15]从臑会上行，肩端臑上陷中，斜举臂取之，肩□穴也。
[16]从肩□上行肩，缺盆中直，是少阳经之肩井穴；后一寸，天牖穴也。
[17]从天牖上行，颈大筋外缺盆上，手太阳经天容穴后，
足太阳经天柱穴前，足少阳胆经完骨穴下，发际中上斜侠耳后一寸，
天牖穴也。
[18]从天牖上行，耳后尖角陷中，按之引耳中痛，翳风穴也。
[19]从翳风上行，耳后中间难鸡足青络脉中，瘈脉穴也。
[20]从瘈脉行耳后上间青络脉中，颅息穴也。
[21]从颅息上行，耳上上间，发际下开口有空，角孙穴也。
[22]从角孙绕行耳前，起肉当耳缺处陷中，耳门穴也。
[23]从耳门行耳前，兑发下横动脉中，和□穴也（兑发下即鬓角也）。
[24]从和□上行眉后陷中，丝竹空穴也（见图六十七）。
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The Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian is the meridian from which Qi originates. It contains twenty-two acupoints, starting with Guanchong (LI1/SJ1 - *Note: Standard numbering varies, here referred to by name*). The sequence proceeds through Yemen (TE2), Zhongzhu (TE3), and Yangchi (TE4). It then encounters Waiguan (TE5), Zhigou (TE6), and Huizong (TE7). Sanyangluo (TE8) enters Sibai (TE9), and the Qi flows into Tianjing (TE10) and Qinglengyuan (TE11). It continues through Xiaoluo (TE12), Naohui (TE13), and Jianliao (TE14). It passes Tiannou (TE16) [Note: Text mentions "Tian□ Tiannou", interpreted as Tiannou based on context and notes], Jing (connective term), Yifeng (TE17), Zhi Mai (TE18), Luxi (TE19), Jiaosun (TE20), Ermen (TE21), Heliao (TE22), and ascends to Sizhukong (TE23).
Guanchong (SJ1) is located at the lateral end of the ring finger. Yemen (TE2) is found in the depression between the heads of the fourth and fifth metacarpal bones; it is located by making a fist. Zhongzhu (TE3) is one cun superior to Yemen, in the depression. Yangchi (TE4) is located in the depression anterior to the wrist joint crease on the dorsal aspect. Waiguan (TE5) is two cun posterior to the dorsal wrist crease, in the depression between the radius and ulna. Zhigou (TE6) is one cun superior to Waiguan, in the depression between the bones. Huizong (TE7) is level with Waiguan, one cun lateral to it. Sanyangluo (TE8) is located one cun obliquely upward and medial from Huizong, on the large intersecting vessel of the arm. Sibai (TE9) is five cun superior to Sanyangluo, in the depression on the lateral aspect of the elbow. Tianjing (TE10) is located posterior to the lateral epicondyle of the humerus, one cun superior to the elbow tip, in the gap between the tendons when the elbow is flexed and the chest is arched. Qinglengyuan (TE11) is one cun superior to Tianjing, taken with the arm extended and raised. Xiaoluo (TE12) is located superior to Qinglengyuan, in the fleshy interval between the shoulder and the elbow on the lateral arm. Naohui (TE13) is three cun distal to the shoulder tip, in the hollow on the lateral aspect of the upper arm. Jianliao (TE14) is in the depression above the shoulder tip on the arm, taken with the arm obliquely raised. Tiannou (TE16) is one cun posterior to Jianjing (GB21) of the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian, directly superior to the supraclavicular fossa. Additionally, Tiannou is located superior to the previous point, lateral to the sternocleidomastoid muscle, posterior to Tianrong (SI17) of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian, anterior to Tianzhu (BL10) of the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian, inferior to Wanggu (GB12) of the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian, one cun obliquely posterior to the ear within the hairline. Yifeng (TE17) is in the depression at the posterior angle of the ear; pressing it causes pain radiating into the ear. Zhi Mai (TE18) is located in the blue collateral vessels in the middle of the posterior ear, resembling the feet of a chicken. Luxi (TE19) is located in the blue collateral vessels superior to Zhi Mai behind the ear. Jiaosun (TE20) is located superior to Luxi behind the ear, below the hairline where an opening exists when the mouth is open. Ermen (TE21) is located anterior to the ear, in the depression of the flesh corresponding to the ear notch. Heliao (TE22) is located anterior to the ear, in the transverse pulsating artery below the sideburns. To find Sizhukong (TE23), carefully observe the depression posterior to the eyebrow.
Notes:
[1] Guanchong (SJ1) is at the lateral end of the fourth finger, approximately the width of a leek leaf from the corner of the nail.
[2] Moving upward from Guanchong, Yemen (TE2) is in the depression between the metacarpal bones of the little and ring fingers; take this point with a clenched fist.
[3] One cun superior to Yemen, in the depression, is Zhongzhu (TE3).
[4] From Zhongzhu, moving straight up from the base of the fourth finger along the dorsal hand to the depression above the wrist is Yangchi (TE4).
[5] Two cun posterior to the wrist, in the depression between the two bones from Yangchi, is Waiguan (TE5).
[6] One cun superior to Waiguan, in the depression between the two bones, is Zhigou (TE6).
[7] One cun lateral to Zhigou is Huizong (TE7).
[8] Zhigou and Huizong are parallel, separated by one cun horizontally.
[9] Obliquely one cun upward and medial from Huizong, on the major intersecting vessel of the arm, is Sanyangluo (TE8).
[10] Five cun superior to Sanyangluo, in the lateral depression near the elbow, is Sibai (TE9).
[11] Obliquely upward and lateral from Sibai, posterior to the lateral epicondyle of the humerus, one cun superior to the elbow tip, in the gap between the crossed tendons, taken with flexed elbow and arched chest, is Tianjing (TE10).
[12] One cun superior to Tianjing, taken with extended and raised arm, is Qinglengyuan (TE11).
[13] Superior to Qinglengyuan, in the muscular interval between the shoulder and elbow on the lateral arm, is Xiaoluo (TE12).
[14] Superior to Xiaoluo, three cun from the shoulder tip, in the hollow on the lateral arm, is Naohui (TE13).
[15] Superior to Naohui, in the depression above the shoulder tip on the arm, taken with obliquely raised arm, is Jianliao (TE14).
[16] Moving upward from Jianliao to the shoulder, directly above the supraclavicular fossa, is Jianjing (GB21) of the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian; one cun posterior to this is Tiannou (TE16).
[17] Moving upward from Tiannou, lateral to the large tendon of the neck, above the supraclavicular fossa, posterior to Tianrong (SI17) of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian, anterior to Tianzhu (BL10) of the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian, inferior to Wanggu (GB12) of the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian, one cun obliquely posterior to the ear within the hairline, is Tiannou (TE16).
[18] Moving upward from Tiannou, in the depression at the posterior angle of the ear, where pressure causes pain in the ear, is Yifeng (TE17).
[19] Moving upward from Yifeng, in the blue collateral vessels in the middle of the posterior ear, resembling chicken feet, is Zhi Mai (TE18).
[20] Moving upward from Zhi Mai, in the blue collateral vessels posterior and superior to the ear, is Luxi (TE19).
[21] Moving upward from Luxi, posterior and superior to the ear, below the hairline where there is an opening when the mouth is open, is Jiaosun (TE20).
[22] Circling forward from Jiaosun to the anterior of the ear, in the depression of the raised flesh corresponding to the ear notch, is Ermen (TE21).
[23] Moving forward from Ermen to the anterior of the ear, in the transverse arterial pulse below the sideburns (sideburns refer to the temporal hairline), is Heliao (TE22).
[24] Moving upward from Heliao to the depression posterior to the eyebrow is Sizhukong (TE23) (see Figure 67).