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足少阳经瞳子□，四十三穴行迢迢，听会客主颔厌集，悬颅悬厘曲鬓翘。
率谷天冲浮白次，窍阴完骨本神至，阳白临泣开目窗，正营承灵脑空是。
风池肩井渊液长，辄筋日月京门乡，带脉五枢维道续，居□环跳市中渎。
阳关阳陵复阳交，外丘光明阳辅高，悬钟丘墟足临泣，地五侠溪窍阴毕。
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足少阳兮四十三，头上廿穴分三折，起自瞳子至风池，积数陈之根据次第。
外眦五分瞳子□，耳前陷中寻听会，上行一寸客主人，内斜曲角上颔厌，
后行颅中厘下穴，曲鬓耳前上发际，率谷入发寸半安，天冲耳后斜二寸，
浮白下行一寸间，窍阴穴在枕骨下，完骨耳后入发际，量得四分须用记，
本神神庭旁三寸，入发四分耳上系，阳白眉上一寸许，上行五分是临泣。
临后寸半目窗穴，正营承灵及脑空，后行相去一寸五，风池耳后发陷中。
肩井肩上陷中取，大骨之前寸半明，渊液腋下行三寸，辄筋复前一寸行，
日月乳下二肋缝，下行五分是穴名。脐上五分傍九五，季肋侠脊是京门，
季下寸八寻带脉，带下三寸穴五枢，维道章下五三定，维下三寸居□名，
环跳髀枢宛中陷，风市垂手中指终。膝上五寸中渎穴，膝上二寸阳关寻，
阳陵膝下一寸住，阳交外踝上七寸，外丘外踝七寸同，此系斜属三阳分，
踝上五寸定光明，踝上四寸阳辅穴，踝上三寸是悬钟，丘虚踝前陷中取，
丘下三寸临泣存，临下五分地五会，会下一寸侠溪轮，欲觅窍阴穴何在？
小指次指外侧寻。
注：[1]瞳子□，在目锐眦去眦五分，是其穴也。
[2]从瞳子□下外斜行，耳前起骨上面，下一寸耳珠下动脉宛宛中，
开口有空，侧卧张口口取之，听会穴也。
[3]从听会上直行一寸，开口有空，侧卧张口取之，客主人穴也。
[4]从客主人上内斜行，两太阳曲角上廉，颔厌穴也。
[5]从颔厌后行耳前曲角上，两太阳之中，悬颅穴也。
[6]从悬颅后行，耳前曲角上，两太阳下廉，悬颅穴也。
[7]从悬厘后行，耳前入发际曲隅陷中，鼓颔有空，曲鬓穴也。
[8]从曲鬓后行耳上，入发际寸半陷者宛宛中，嚼牙取之，率谷穴也。
[9]从率谷后行耳后三分许，入发际二寸，天冲穴也。
[10]从天冲下行耳后，入发际一寸，浮白穴也。
[11]从浮白下行耳后，高上枕骨下，摇动有空，窍阴穴也。
[12]从窍阴行耳后，入发际四分，完骨穴也。
[13]从完骨折上行，神庭旁三寸；直耳上入发际四分，本神穴也。
[14]从本神行眉上一寸，直瞳子，阳白穴也。
[15]从阳白上直行，入发际五分陷中，正睛取之，临泣穴也。
[16]从临泣后行一寸，目窗穴也。
[17]从目窗后行一寸，正营穴也。
[18]从正营后行一寸五分，承灵穴也。
[19]从承灵后行一寸五分，脑空穴也。
[20]从脑空下行耳后，下发际陷中，大筋外廉，按之引于耳中，
风池穴也。
[21]从风池下行肩上，会其支者，令缺盆上大骨前一寸半，以三指按取，
当中指下陷中，肩井穴也。
[22]从肩井下行腋下三寸宛宛中，举臂取之，渊液穴也。
[23]从渊液下行，复前一寸三肋端，横直蔽骨旁七寸五分半，直两乳，
侧卧屈上足取之，辄筋穴也。
[24]从辄筋行乳下二肋端缝下五分，日月穴也。
[25]从日月行监骨腰中季肋本，侠脊脐上五分，旁开九寸半，
侧卧届上足伸下足举臂取之，京门穴也。
[26]从京门下行季胁下一寸八分陷中，脐上二分，旁开八寸半，
带脉穴也。
[27]从带脉下三寸，五枢穴也。
[28]从五枢下行，过肝经之章门穴下五寸三分，维道穴也。
[29]从维道下行三寸，监骨上陷中，居□穴也。
[30]从居□下行髀枢中，侧卧伸下足屈上足取之，环跳穴也。
[31]从环跳下行膝上外廉两筋中，以手着腿中按尽处，风市穴也。
[32]从风市下髀骨外，膝上外廉五寸，分肉间陷中，中渎穴也。
[33]从中渎下行膝上二寸，犊鼻外陷中，阳关穴也。
[34]从阳关下行膝下一寸，外廉陷中，尖骨前筋骨间，蹲坐取之，
阳陵泉穴也。
[35]从阳陵泉下行，足外踝上七寸，内斜三阳分肉间，阳交穴也。
[36]从阳交行外踝上七寸外斜，外丘穴也。
[37]从外丘下行外踝上五寸，光明穴也。
[38]从光明下行一寸，辅骨前绝骨端，内斜三分，阳辅穴也。
[39]从阳辅下行三寸，外踝骨尖内动脉中，寻按取之，悬钟穴也。
[40]从悬钟行外踝下，斜前陷中，丘墟穴也。
[41]从丘墟下行三寸，在足小指四指本节后，足跗间陷中，临泣穴也。
[42]从临泣下行五分，足小指四指本节后间陷中，地五会穴也。
[43]从地五会下行一寸，足小指四指本节前，岐骨间陷中，侠溪穴也。
[44]从侠溪下行足小指四指外侧端，去爪甲角如韭叶，窍阴穴也。
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The Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian begins with Tongziliao (BL1, Canker Eye Outer Canthus), comprising a total of forty-three acupoints along its extensive pathway. Tinghui (GB2, Hearing Meeting), Guest Master (Shangguan, GB3), and Hanyan (GB4) converge here; Xuanlu (GB5, Hanging Skull), Xuanli (GB6, Hanging Hairline), and Qubin (GB7, Curved Temporal Hairline) rise in sequence.
Shuai Gu (GB8, Top of Head), Tian Chong (GB9, Heavenly Rush), and Fu Bai (GB10, Floating White) follow in order; Qiaoyin (GB11, Auditory Aperture), Wanggu (GB12, Complete Bone), and Benshen (GB13, Root of Spirit) arrive subsequently. Yangbai (GB14, Bright White) and Zulinqi (GB41, Foot-Less-Than-Qi) open the Mucuang (GB15, Eye Window); Zhengying (GB16, Upright Camp), Chengling (GB17, Receiving Spirit), and Naokong (GB19, Empty Brain) are established.
Fengchi (GB20, Wind Pool), Jianjing (GB21, Shoulder Well), and Yuanye (GB22, Abyssal Liquid) extend long; Zhejin (GB23, Tendon Pivot), Riyue (GB24, Sun and Moon), and Jingmen (GB25, Capital Gate) serve as neighboring regions. Daimai (GB26, Belt Vessel), Wushu (GB27, Five Pivots), and Weidao (GB28, Way of Maintenance) continue sequentially; Juliao (GB29, Hip Hollow), Huantiao (GB30, Hip Jump), Fengshi (GB31, Wind Market), and Zhongdu (GB32, Middle Depression) are distributed in turn.
Yangguan (GB33, Yang Pass), Yanglingquan (GB34, Yangling Spring), and Yangjiao (GB35, Yang Intersection) stand high; Waixiu (GB36, Exterior Pavilion), Guangming (GB37, Brightness), and Yangfu (GB38, Yang Auxiliary) are positioned elevated. Xuanzhong (GB39, Hanging Bell), Qiuxu (GB40, Cave Ruins), and Zulinqi (GB41, Foot-Less-Than-Qi); Diwuhui (GB42, Earth Five Meetings), Xiaxi (GB43, Stream Between Ribs), and Qiaoyin (GB44, Auditory Aperture) conclude the meridian.
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The Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian contains forty-three acupoints. Twenty of these are located on the head, divided into three segments. Starting from Tongziliao (BL1) and ending at Fengchi (GB20), their cumulative count is stated according to their sequential order.
Five fen lateral to the outer canthus is Tongziliao (BL1). In the depression anterior to the ear, seek Tinghui (GB2). Ascend vertically one cun to find the Guest Master (Shangguan, GB3). Angle inward to the upper edge of the temporal curve to locate Hanyan (GB4).
Move posteriorly within the skull region; below the hairline is Xuanli (GB6). Qubin (GB7) is located anterior to the ear at the upper hairline. Shuaigu (GB8) is secured one and a half cun into the hairline. Tianchong (GB9) is two cun obliquely posterior to the ear.
Fubai (GB10) descends one cun behind the ear. Qiaoyin (GB11) is situated below the occipital bone. Wanggu (GB12) enters the hairline behind the ear; measure four fen and remember this clearly.
Benshen (GB13) is three cun lateral to Shenting (GV24), entering the hairline four fen and connected to the upper ear. Yangbai (GB14) is approximately one cun above the eyebrow. Ascending five fen locates Zulinqi (GB41).
One and a half cun posterior to Zulinqi is Mucuang (GB15). Zhengying (GB16), Chengling (GB17), and Naokong (GB19) follow. Moving posteriorly, they are spaced one and a half cun apart. Fengchi (GB20) lies in the depression behind the ear at the hairline.
Jianjing (GB21) is taken in the depression on the shoulder, clearly visible one and a half cun anterior to the prominent bone. Yuanye (GB22) is three cun down from the axilla. Zhejin (GB23) proceeds one cun forward from there.
Riyue (GB24) is in the intercostal space below the nipple; descending five fen marks the acupoint name. Nine and a half cun lateral to five fen above the umbilicus, adjacent to the spine in the costal margin, is Jingmen (GB25).
Seeking one cun eight fen below the costal margin finds the Daimai (GB26) acupoint. Three cun below Daimai is Wushu (GB27). Weidao (GB28) is determined five cun three fen below Zhangmen (LR13) of the Liver Meridian. Three cun below Weidao is the Juliao (GB29) acupoint.
Huantiao (GB30) is in the depression of the hip pivot. Fengshi (GB31) ends where the middle finger reaches when hanging down. Zhongdu (GB32) is five cun above the knee. Yangguan (GB33) is found two cun above the knee.
Yanglingquan (GB34) stays one cun below the knee. Yangjiao (GB35) is seven cun above the lateral malleolus. Waixiu (GB36) shares the same level as seven cun above the lateral malleolus; this belongs to the oblique division of the Three Yang meridians.
Guangming (GB37) is fixed five cun above the lateral malleolus. Yangfu (GB38) is four cun above the lateral malleolus. Xuanzhong (GB39) is three cun above the lateral malleolus. Qiuxu (GB40) is taken in the depression anterior to the ankle.
Zulinqi (GB41) is preserved three cun below Qiuxu. Diwuhui (GB42) is five fen below Zulinqi. Xiaxi (GB43) is one cun below Diwuhui. If you wish to find where Qiaoyin (GB44) is?
Seek it on the lateral side of the fourth toe.
Note: [1] Tongziliao (BL1) is located five fen from the outer canthus of the eye.
[2] From Tongziliao (BL1), move obliquely downward and outward along the superior border of the zygomatic bone anterior to the ear. One cun below the tragus, in the pulsating depression,
with the mouth open, there is a gap. Take this point while lying on the side with the mouth open; this is Tinghui (GB2).
[3] Ascend vertically one cun from Tinghui (GB2). With the mouth open, there is a gap. Take this point while lying on the side with the mouth open; this is Guest Master (Shangguan, GB3).
[4] From Guest Master (GB3), move obliquely upward and inward to the upper edge of the temporal curve between the temples; this is Hanyan (GB4).
[5] Move posteriorly from Hanyan (GB4) along the anterior ear curve, between the temples; this is Xuanlu (GB5).
[6] Move posteriorly from Xuanlu (GB5) along the anterior ear curve, below the lower edge of the temples; this is Xuanli (GB6).
[7] Move posteriorly from Xuanli (GB6) into the hairline at the anterior ear corner depression. When clenching teeth, a gap appears; this is Qubin (GB7).
[8] Move posteriorly from Qubin (GB7) over the ear, one and a half cun into the hairline in the depression. Grind teeth to locate; this is Shuaigu (GB8).
[9] Move posteriorly from Shuaigu (GB8) about three fen behind the ear, two cun into the hairline; this is Tianchong (GB9).
[10] Descend from Tianchong (GB9) behind the ear, one cun into the hairline; this is Fubai (GB10).
[11] Descend from Fubai (GB10) behind the ear, high up below the occipital bone. Shake the head to feel a gap; this is Qiaoyin (GB11).
[12] Move from Qiaoyin (GB11) behind the ear, four cun into the hairline; this is Wanggu (GB12).
[13] Ascend from the fracture of Wanggu (GB12), three cun lateral to Shenting (GV24); straight up to the ear, four cun into the hairline; this is Benshen (GB13).
[14] Move from Benshen (GB13) one cun above the eyebrow, directly opposite Tongziliao (BL1); this is Yangbai (GB14).
[15] Ascend vertically from Yangbai (GB14), five fen into the hairline depression. Close eyes or look straight to take; this is Zulinqi (GB41).
[16] Move one cun posteriorly from Zulinqi (GB41); this is Mucuang (GB15).
[17] Move one cun posteriorly from Mucuang (GB15); this is Zhengying (GB16).
[18] Move one and a half cun posteriorly from Zhengying (GB16); this is Chengling (GB17).
[19] Move one and a half cun posteriorly from Chengling (GB17); this is Naokong (GB19).
[20] Descend from Naokong (GB19) behind the ear, into the depression at the lower hairline, lateral to the large tendon. Pressing elicits sensation in the ear;
this is Fengchi (GB20).
[21] Descend from Fengchi (GB20) to the shoulder, meeting its branch. One and a half cun anterior to the prominent bone above the clavicle fossa. Press with three fingers,
in the depression under the middle finger; this is Jianjing (GB21).
[22] Descend from Jianjing (GB21) three cun into the axillary depression. Raise the arm to take; this is Yuanye (GB22).
[23] Descend from Yuanye (GB22), forward one cun to the third rib end. Horizontally aligned with seven cun five fen lateral to the xiphoid process, directly between the nipples.
Lie on the side, flex the upper leg to take; this is Zhejin (GB23).
[24] Move from Zhejin (GB23) five fen below the seam of the second rib below the nipple; this is Riyue (GB24).
[25] Move from Riyue (GB24) to the root of the costal margin at the waist. Adjacent to the spine, five fen above the umbilicus, nine and a half cun lateral.
Lie on the side, flex the upper leg, extend the lower leg, and raise the arm to take; this is Jingmen (GB25).
[26] Descend from Jingmen (GB25) one cun eight fen into the depression below the costal margin. Two fen above the umbilicus, eight and a half cun lateral.
This is Daimai (GB26).
[27] Three cun below Daimai (GB26) is Wushu (GB27).
[28] Descend from Wushu (GB27), passing five cun three fen below Zhangmen (LR13) of the Liver Meridian; this is Weidao (GB28).
[29] Descend three cun from Weidao (GB28), into the depression above the iliac crest; this is Juliao (GB29).
[30] Descend from Juliao (GB29) to the center of the hip pivot. Lie on the side, extend the lower leg and flex the upper leg to take; this is Huantiao (GB30).
[31] Descend from Huantiao (GB30) to the midpoint between the two tendons on the lateral aspect above the knee. Press down the leg until the end; this is Fengshi (GB31).
[32] Descend from Fengshi (GB31) laterally along the femur, five cun above the knee in the depression between muscles; this is Zhongdu (GB32).
[33] Descend from Zhongdu (GB32) two cun above the knee, in the depression lateral to Dubi (ST35); this is Yangguan (GB33).
[34] Descend from Yangguan (GB33) one cun below the knee, in the depression on the lateral aspect, between the bone and tendon anterior to the tibial condyle. Squat or sit to take;
this is Yanglingquan (GB34).
[35] Descend from Yanglingquan (GB34) seven cun above the lateral malleolus, in the muscle belly obliquely medial to the Three Yang meridians; this is Yangjiao (GB35).
[36] Move from Yangjiao (GB35) obliquely lateral at seven cun above the lateral malleolus; this is Waixiu (GB36).
[37] Descend from Waixiu (GB36) five cun above the lateral malleolus; this is Guangming (GB37).
[38] Descend one cun from Guangming (GB37), anterior to the end of the fibula, obliquely medial three fen; this is Yangfu (GB38).
[39] Descend three cun from Yangfu (GB38), in the arterial pulse inside the tip of the lateral malleolus. Seek and press to take; this is Xuanzhong (GB39).
[40] Move from Xuanzhong (GB39) below the lateral malleolus, obliquely anterior into the depression; this is Qiuxu (GB40).
[41] Descend three cun from Qiuxu (GB40), behind the base joint of the fourth toe, in the depression between the metatarsals; this is Zulinqi (GB41).
[42] Descend five fen from Zulinqi (GB41), in the depression between the bases of the fourth toes; this is Diwuhui (GB42).
[43] Descend one cun from Diwuhui (GB42), anterior to the base joint of the fourth toes, in the depression between the bones; this is Xiaxi (GB43).
[44] Descend from Xiaxi (GB43) to the lateral tip of the fourth toe, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail corner; this is Qiaoyin (GB44).