在腕后三寸。灸三壮。主寒热疟，风汗不出，目视KT KT ，癫疾多言，耳鸣，口 ，齿龋
、喉痹，咽干，鼻鼽衄血。
在腕后，小士五寸，大士六寸(原注∶又名温溜、蛇头，又名逆注、蛇头)。灸三壮。主
口，肠鸣腹痛，伤寒身热，头痛哕逆，肩不得举，癫疾吐涎，狂言见鬼，喉痹，面虚肿。主狂
仆。主疟，面赤肿。
在辅骨下，去上廉一寸，辅兑肉其分外斜。灸三壮。主头风，臂时痛，溺黄，肠鸣相迫逐。
在三里下一寸。灸五壮。主脑风头痛，小便难，黄赤，肠鸣，气走注痛。
在曲池下二寸。按之肉起，兑肉之端，灸三壮。主手臂不仁，肘挛不伸，齿痛，颊颔肿
在肘外辅骨，屈肘曲骨之中。以手拱胸取之。灸大良，灸三壮。主肘中痛时寒，偏风，
半身
不遂，刺风瘾疹，喉痹不能言，胸中烦满，筋缓，捉物不得，挽弓不开，屈伸难，风臂，肘
细而无力；伤寒余热不尽，皮肤干燥，头痛；手不可举重，腕急，肘节痹、痿重，腋急痛，
腕外侧痛脱如拔，肩重痛不举，身湿摇时时寒，螈 ，癫疾，寒热，渴。
在肘大骨外廉陷中。灸三壮。主肘节风痹，臂痛不可举、屈伸、挛急。
在肘上三寸，行向里，大脉中央。可灸十壮。主风劳惊恐，吐血，肘臂痛，嗜卧，四肢
不能动摇，寒热，瘰 ，咳嗽，目视KT KT ， 疟，心下胀满而痛，上气。
Located three cun distal to the wrist crease. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Alternating chills and fever in malaria (Malaria), inability to sweat due to Wind pathogen, visual disturbances (blurred vision/diplopia), mania with excessive talking, tinnitus, facial paralysis (facial deviation), dental caries pain, throat obstruction (Pharyngitis/Laryngitis), dry throat, nasal discharge, and epistaxis.
Located at the wrist posteriorly, five cun for thin individuals, six cun for obese individuals (Original note: Also known as Wenliu [LI6], She Tou, Ni Zhu). Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Facial paralysis, borborygmus and abdominal pain, febrile disease with body heat, headache and hiccups, shoulder immobility unable to raise, epilepsy with salivation, delirium seeing ghosts, throat obstruction, facial edema. Indications for manic collapse. Indications for malaria with red and swollen face.
Located below the accessory bone (ulna/radius depending on context, here likely referring to Liangqiu ST34 area or specific point on LI channel relative to Shanglian), one cun from the upper point (Shanglian LI9), where the muscle belly divides obliquely outward. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Head wind (Headache due to Wind), frequent arm pain, yellow urine, borborygmus with a sense of urgency/pressure.
Located one cun distal to Sanli (LI10). Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Brain wind headache (Occipital headache due to Wind), dysuria, yellow-red urine, borborygmus, wandering Qi pain.
Located two cun distal to Quchi (LI11). When pressed, the muscle rises; this is the end of the muscle separation. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Arm numbness and insensitivity, elbow contracture unable to extend, toothache, swelling of the cheek and mandible.
Located in the depression lateral to the large bone of the elbow, within the flexed elbow crease. To locate, cross hands over the chest. This point yields excellent results with moxibustion. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Elbow pain with alternating chills, hemiplegia (Bi syndrome affecting one side), half-body paralysis, wind-induced urticaria (Urticaria), throat obstruction causing aphonia, chest fullness and irritability, flaccid sinews, weakness in grasping objects, inability to draw a bow, difficulty in flexion and extension, Wind affecting the arm, wasting and weakness of the elbow; residual heat from cold damage (Shanghan) not yet cleared, dry skin, headache; inability to lift heavy objects with the hand, wrist stiffness, elbow Bi syndrome with heaviness and weakness, axillary stiffness and pain, pain in the lateral wrist feeling like dislocation/pulling, heavy shoulder pain with immobility, body dampness with shaking and intermittent chills, convulsions/spasms, epilepsy, alternating chills and fever, thirst.
Located in the depression lateral to the large bone of the elbow. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Wind-Bi of the elbow joint, arm pain unable to be raised, flexed, extended, or relaxed due to contracture.
Located three cun proximal to the elbow, along the meridian inward, in the center of the major pulse. Moxibustion: up to 10 moxa cones. Indications: Wind-lao disease with fright and fear, hematemesis, elbow and arm pain, somnolence, immobility of the four limbs, alternating chills and fever, scrofula (Scrofula), cough, visual disturbances, malaria, subcostal/fullness and pain in the heart region, rebellious Qi.