条文：
手太阳经小肠穴，少泽先于小指设，前谷后溪腕骨间，阳谷须同养老列，
支正小海上肩贞，臑俞天宗秉风合，曲垣肩外复肩中，天窗循次上天容，
此经穴数一十九，还有颧□入听宫。
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条文：
小指端外为少泽，前谷本节前外侧，节后横纹取后溪，腕骨腕前骨陷侧。
阳谷锐骨下陷肘，腕上一寸名养老，支正外侧上四寸，小海肘端五分好，
肩贞肩端后陷中，臑俞肩臑骨陷考。（肩臑骨陷者，下胛骨上举臂陷中取之也），
天宗肩骨下陷中，秉风肩上小□空（肩上□骨后，举肩有空），
曲垣肩中曲胛陷，外俞上胛一寸从（即外肩俞。肩胛上廉，上脊三寸）。
中俞大椎二寸旁，天窗曲颊动陷详，天容耳下曲颊后，颧□面頄锐骨量，
（面頄骨下廉锐骨端陷中）
听宫中耳珠子上（耳中珠子大如赤小豆），
此为小肠手太阳。
注：[1]少泽穴，在手小指外侧端，去爪甲角一分陷中，是其穴也。
[2]从少泽上行，手小指外侧本节前陷中，前谷穴也。
[3]从前谷上行，手小指本节后，外侧横纹尖上陷中，仰手握拳取之，
后溪穴也。
[4]从后溪上行，手掌外侧，腕前起骨下罅缝陷中，腕骨穴也。
[5]从腕骨上行，手掌外侧，腕下锐骨下陷中，阳谷穴也。
[6]从阳谷上行，手下锐骨上，一空腕后一寸许陷中，养老穴也。
[7]从养老上行外廉四寸，支正穴也。
[8]从支正上行，肘外大骨外，去肘端五分陷中，屈手向头取之，
小海穴也。
[9]从小海上行，肩曲胛骨下，大骨傍两骨解间，肩端后陷中，
肩贞穴也。
[10]从肩贞上行肩端，臑上肩骨下，胛骨上廉陷中，举臂取之，
臑俞穴也。
[11]从臑俞上行，肩骨下陷中，天宗穴也。
[12]从天宗上行，肩上小胛骨，举臂有空，秉风穴也。
[13]从秉风上行肩中央，曲胛陷中，按之应手痛，曲垣穴也。
[14]从曲垣上行，肩胛上廉，去脊傍开三寸陷中，肩外俞穴也。
[15]从肩外俞上行，肩胛内廉，去脊督脉之大椎穴傍开二寸陷中，
肩中俞穴也。
[16] 从肩中俞上行，颈大筋前曲，颊下动脉应手陷中，天窗穴也。
[17] 从天窗上行，耳下曲颊后，天容穴也。
[18] 从天容上行，面頄骨下廉，锐骨端陷中，颧□穴也。
[19] 从颧□上行耳中之珠，听宫穴也（图五十五）。
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The acupoints of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian: Shaose (SI-1) is first located at the tip of the little finger. Qian Gu (SI-2), Hou Xi (SI-3), and Wang Gu (SI-4) are situated between the wrist and palm. Yang Gu (SI-5) is adjacent to Yang Lao (SI-6). Zhi Zheng (SI-7) is above Xiao Hai (SI-8), followed by Jian Zhen (SI-9). Naoshu (SI-10), Tianzong (SI-11), and Bingfeng (SI-12) are arranged in sequence. Qu Yuan (SI-13), Jianwaishu (SI-14), and Jianzhongshu (SI-15) follow. Tianchuang (SI-16) comes next, then Tianrong (SI-17). This meridian contains nineteen acupoints, including Quanliao (SI-18) and Tinggong (SI-19).
Shaose (SI-1) is at the outer lateral end of the little finger. Qian Gu (SI-2) is located on the lateral side anterior to the metacarpophalangeal joint crease. Hou Xi (SI-3) is at the apex of the transverse crease posterior to the joint. Wang Gu (SI-4) is in the depression anterior to the styloid process of the ulna. Yang Gu (SI-5) is in the depression below the styloid process of the ulna. Yang Lao (SI-6) is named so because it is one cun proximal to the dorsal wrist crease. Zhi Zheng (SI-7) is four cun superior along the lateral aspect. Xiao Hai (SI-8) is excellent at five fen medial to the olecranon. Jian Zhen (SI-9) is in the depression posterior to the glenoid cavity. Naoshu (SI-10) is examined in the depression between the humerus and scapula (the depression below the scapula when the arm is raised). Tianzong (SI-11) is in the depression below the scapular spine. Bingfeng (SI-12) is in the small hollow behind the acromion (a space appears when raising the shoulder). Qu Yuan (SI-13) is in the depression within the curved scapula at the center of the shoulder. Waishu (Jianwaishu, SI-14) follows from the upper border of the scapula, three cun from the spine (also known as Jianwaishu, located at the upper border of the scapula, three cun lateral to the spine). Zhongshu (Jianzhongshu, SI-15) is two cun lateral to the Dazhui (GV-14) point on the inner border of the scapula. Tianchuang (SI-16) is detailed in the depression where the carotid artery pulses anterior to the sternocleidomastoid muscle and posterior to the angle of the mandible. Tianrong (SI-17) is posterior to the angle of the mandible below the ear. Quanliao (SI-18) is measured at the sharp bony edge below the zygomatic bone (in the depression at the lower margin of the zygomatic bone). Tinggong (SI-19) is at the pearl-like cartilage in the ear (the cartilage in the ear is as large as a red bean). These constitute the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian.
Note: [1] Shaose (SI-1) is located in the depression one fen distal to the corner of the nail on the radial side of the little finger.
[2] Moving upward from Shaose (SI-1), Qian Gu (SI-2) is in the depression anterior to the proximal interphalangeal joint on the radial side of the little finger.
[3] Moving upward from Qian Gu (SI-2), Hou Xi (SI-3) is in the depression at the apex of the transverse crease on the radial side, proximal to the metacarpophalangeal joint; take this point with the hand supinated and clenched into a fist.
[4] Moving upward from Hou Xi (SI-3), Wang Gu (SI-4) is in the depression in the gap below the prominent bone at the anterior aspect of the wrist on the radial side of the palm.
[5] Moving upward from Wang Gu (SI-4), Yang Gu (SI-5) is in the depression below the sharp bone of the wrist on the radial side of the palm.
[6] Moving upward from Yang Gu (SI-5), Yang Lao (SI-6) is in a depression approximately one cun proximal to the sharp bone of the wrist.
[7] Moving upward four cun along the lateral aspect from Yang Lao (SI-6), Zhi Zheng (SI-7) is located.
[8] Moving upward from Zhi Zheng (SI-7), Xiao Hai (SI-8) is in the depression five fen distal to the end of the elbow, on the lateral side of the large bone of the elbow; take this point with the elbow flexed and the hand directed toward the head.
[9] Moving upward from Xiao Hai (SI-8), Jian Zhen (SI-9) is in the depression posterior to the end of the shoulder, between the two joints of the large bone, below the curved scapula.
[10] Moving upward from Jian Zhen (SI-9) to the end of the shoulder, Naoshu (SI-10) is in the depression below the shoulder bone and above the upper border of the scapula; take this point with the arm raised.
[11] Moving upward from Naoshu (SI-10), Tianzong (SI-11) is in the depression below the shoulder bone.
[12] Moving upward from Tianzong (SI-11), Bingfeng (SI-12) is located on the small scapular bone of the shoulder, where a space appears upon raising the arm.
[13] Moving upward from Bingfeng (SI-12) to the center of the shoulder, Qu Yuan (SI-13) is in the depression of the curved scapula; tenderness upon palpation confirms the location.
[14] Moving upward from Qu Yuan (SI-13), Jianwaishu (SI-14) is in the depression three cun lateral to the spine at the upper border of the scapula.
[15] Moving upward from Jianwaishu (SI-14), Jianzhongshu (SI-15) is in the depression two cun lateral to the Dazhui (GV-14) point of the Governor Vessel, at the medial border of the scapula.
[16] Moving upward from Jianzhongshu (SI-15), Tianchuang (SI-16) is in the depression where the arterial pulse is felt anterior to the major tendon of the neck and posterior to the cheekbone.
[17] Moving upward from Tianchuang (SI-16), Tianrong (SI-17) is located posterior to the angle of the mandible below the ear.
[18] Moving upward from Tianrong (SI-17), Quanliao (SI-18) is in the depression at the end of the sharp bone below the lower margin of the zygomatic bone.
[19] Moving upward from Quanliao (SI-18) to the pearl-like structure in the ear, Tinggong (SI-19) is located (see Figure 55).