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[37]如取其穴，先令病人正坐曲脊伸两手，以臂着膝前令正，
直手大指与膝头齐，以物支肘，勿令臂动，乃从胛骨上角，
摸索至胛骨下头，其间当有四肋三间，根据胛骨之际，
相去骨际如容侧指许，按其中一间空处，自觉牵引肩，是其穴也。
[38]从膏肓下行第五椎下，去脊中各三寸半陷中，正坐取之，神堂穴也。
[39]从神堂下行第六椎下，去脊中各三寸半，正坐取之，□嘻穴也，
以手重按，病人呼「□嘻」，是其穴处，盖因其痛也。
[40]从□嘻下行第七椎下，去脊中各三寸半陷中，正坐开肩取之，
膈关穴也。
[41]从膈关下行第九椎下，相去脊中各三寸半陷中，正坐取之，
魂门穴也。
[42]从魂门下行第十椎下，去脊中三寸半陷中，正坐取之，阳纲穴也。
[43]从阳纲下行第十一椎下，去脊中三寸半，正坐取之，意舍穴也。
[44]从意舍下行第十椎下，去脊中各三寸半，正坐取之，胃仓穴也。
[45]从胃仓下行第十三椎下，去脊中各三寸半，正坐取之，肓门穴也。
[46]从肓门下行第十四椎下，去脊中各三寸半陷中，正坐取之，
志室穴也。
[47]从志室下行第十九椎下，去脊中各三寸半，伏而取之，胞肓穴也。
[48]从胞肓下行第二十一椎下，去脊中各三寸半陷中，伏而取之，
秩边穴也。
[49]从秩边下行在尻臂下，阴骨上约纹中，承扶穴也。
[50]从殷门外循斜上一寸，屈膝得之，浮□穴也，故在委阳穴上一寸也。
[51]从浮□下行，仍在承扶穴下六寸，屈伸取之，委阳穴也，
而与会阳下合腘中也。
[52]从委阳下行，腘中央约纹动脉陷中，令人仰颏至地，伏卧取之，
委中穴也。
[53]从委中下行，膝腘约纹下三寸，合阳穴也。
[54]从合阳下行，□肠中央陷中，脚跟上七寸，承筋穴也。
[55]从承筋下行，腿肚下尖分肉间陷中，承山穴也。
[56]从承山斜行，足外踝后上七寸陷中，飞扬穴也。
[57]从飞扬下行，足外踝上三寸筋骨之间，附阳穴也。
[58]从附阳下行，足外踝后五分，跟骨上陷中，细动脉应手，昆俞穴也。
[59]从昆仑下行，足跟骨下陷中，拱足取之，仆参穴也。
[60]从仆参行足外踝下五分陷中，容爪甲许白肉际，申脉穴也。
[61]从申脉下行一寸，金门穴也。
[62]从金门行足外侧大骨下，赤白肉际陷下，京骨穴也。
[63]按而得之，小指本节后大骨，名京骨，其穴在骨下。
[64]从京骨行足小指外侧，本节前陷中，通谷穴也。
[65]从通谷行足小指外侧，去爪甲角如韭叶，至阴穴也（见图五十八）。
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Note:
[37] To locate this acupoint, first have the patient sit upright with the spine curved and both arms extended straight. Rest the arms against the front of the knees to ensure proper alignment. Extend the hands so that the thumbs are level with the knee caps. Support the elbows with an object to prevent arm movement. Then, starting from the upper angle of the scapula, palpate downwards to the lower edge of the scapula. Between these points, there should be four ribs and three intercostal spaces. Based on the edge of the scapula, measure a distance approximately equal to the width of a side-wise inserted finger from the bone margin. Press into the empty space of one of these intervals; if a sensation of traction towards the shoulder is felt, this is the acupoint (Gaohuang, BL-43).
[38] Descending from Gaohuang to below the fifth thoracic vertebra, in the depression located 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while sitting upright. This is Shentang (BL-44).
[39] Descending from Shentang to below the sixth thoracic vertebra, 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while sitting upright. This is the Xixi Acupoint (□Xi, likely a textual variant or error for Xinshu BL-15 or a specific reaction point). Press heavily with the hand; if the patient cries out "Xixi" due to pain, this indicates the location of the acupoint, as it is identified by tenderness.
[40] Descending from Ganguan to below the seventh thoracic vertebra, in the depression located 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while sitting upright with shoulders spread. This is Ganguan (BL-48). *Note: The text identifies the point below the 7th vertebra as Ganguan, implying the previous point (below 6th) was distinct.*
[41] Descending from Ganguan to below the ninth thoracic vertebra, in the depression located 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while sitting upright. This is Hunmen (BL-47).
[42] Descending from Hunmen to below the tenth thoracic vertebra, in the depression located 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while sitting upright. This is Yanggang (BL-46).
[43] Descending from Yanggang to below the eleventh thoracic vertebra, 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while sitting upright. This is Yishe (BL-45).
[44] Descending from Yishe to below the tenth thoracic vertebra (Textual Error: Should be 12th Thoracic Vertebra), in the depression located 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while sitting upright. This is Weicang (BL-44). *Translation strictly follows the source text "tenth".*
[45] Descending from Weicang to below the thirteenth thoracic vertebra (First Lumbar Vertebra), 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while sitting upright. This is Huangmen (BL-52).
[46] Descending from Huangmen to below the fourteenth thoracic vertebra (Second Lumbar Vertebra), in the depression located 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while sitting upright. This is Zhishi (BL-53).
[47] Descending from Zhishi to below the nineteenth thoracic vertebra (Fifth Lumbar Vertebra), 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while lying prone. This is Baohuang (BL-54).
[48] Descending from Baohuang to below the twenty-first sacral vertebra (Third Sacral Foramen area), in the depression located 3.5 cun lateral to the midline of the spine, take the point while lying prone. This is Zhibian (BL-54).
[49] Descending from Zhibian to below the coccygeal arm, in the crease above the yin bone (ischial tuberosity/coccyx region), is Chengfu (BL-36).
[50] From Yinmen, move diagonally upward one cun; flex the knee to locate it. This is Fuxi (BL-38, text "Fu□"). It is located one cun above Weiyang (BL-39).
[51] Descending from Fuxi, still six cun below Chengfu, take the point while flexing and extending the leg. This is Weiyang (BL-39), which joins with Huiyang (BL-35) in the center of the popliteal fossa.
[52] Descending from Weiyang, in the depression of the arterial pulse at the central crease of the popliteal fossa, have the person lift their chin to the ground and lie prone to locate. This is Weizhong (BL-40).
[53] Descending from Weizhong, three cun below the popliteal crease, is Heyang (BL-57).
[54] Descending from Heyang, in the depression at the center of the gastrocnemius muscle, seven cun above the heel, is Chengjin (BL-56).
[55] Descending from Chengjin, in the depression between the muscles at the lower tip of the calf, is Chengshan (BL-57).
[56] Diagonally from Chengshan, in the depression seven cun above the posterior aspect of the lateral malleolus, is Feiyang (BL-58).
[57] Descending from Feiyang, between the bone and tendon three cun above the lateral malleolus, is Fuyang (BL-59).
[58] Descending from Fuyang, five fen behind the lateral malleolus, in the depression above the calcaneus where the fine artery beats visibly, is Kunlun (BL-60, text "Kunyu").
[59] Descending from Kunlun, in the depression below the calcaneus, take the point while arching the foot. This is Pucan (BL-61).
[60] From Pucan, moving five fen below the lateral malleolus to the depression at the junction of white skin near the nail, is Shenmai (BL-62).
[61] Descending one cun from Shenmai, is Jinmen (BL-63).
[62] From Jinmen, moving along the lower border of the large bone on the lateral side of the foot, to the depression at the junction of red and white skin, is Jinggu (BL-64).
[63] By pressing, one can find the large bone behind the base of the little toe, named Jinggu. The acupoint is located below this bone.
[64] From Jinggu, moving to the lateral side of the little toe, to the depression before the proximal phalanx joint, is Tonggu (BL-65).
[65] From Tonggu, moving to the lateral side of the little toe, a distance like the width of a leek leaf from the corner of the nail, is Zhiyin (BL-67) (See Figure 58).