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手阳明穴起商阳，二间三间合谷脏，阳溪偏历历温溜，下廉上廉三里长，
曲池肘□迎五里，臂臑肩□巨骨起，天鼎扶突接禾□，终以迎香二十止。
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条文：
商阳食指内侧边，二间来寻本节前，三间节后陷中取，合谷处口岐骨间，
阳溪上侧腕中是，偏历腕后三寸安，温溜腕后去五寸，池前五寸下廉看，
池前三寸上廉中，池前二寸三里逢，曲池曲肘纹头尽，肘□上臑外廉近，
大筋中央寻五里，肘上三寸行向里，臂臑肘上七寸量，肩□肩端举臂取；
巨骨肩尖端上行，天鼎喉旁四寸真，扶突天突旁三寸，禾□水沟旁五分，
迎香禾□上一寸，大肠经穴自分明。
注：[1]商阳穴在手食指内侧端后，去爪甲角如韭叶许，是其穴也。
[2]从商阳穴循食指上廉，本节前内侧陷中，二间穴也。
[3]从二间穴循食指本节后，内侧陷中，三间穴也。
[4]从三间穴循行手大指次指岐骨间陷中，合谷穴也。
[5]从合谷穴循行手腕中上侧，两筋间陷中，张大指次指取之，
阳溪穴也。
[6]从阳溪穴上行手腕后，上侧三寸，偏历穴也。
[7]从偏历穴上行三寸，温溜穴也。
[8]从温溜穴上行二寸五分，辅锐肉分，下廉穴也。
[9]从下廉穴上行一寸，上廉穴也。
[10]从上廉穴上行一寸，锐肉之端，按之肉起，手三里穴也。
[11]从手三里穴上二寸，以手拱胸屈肘，横纹头陷中取之，曲池穴也。
[12]从曲池穴上行大骨外廉陷中，肘□穴也。
[13]从肘□穴循肘上三寸，向里大脉中央，五里穴也。
[14]从五里穴上行四寸，两筋两骨罅宛宛陷中，伸臂平手取之，
臂臑穴也。
[15]从臂臑穴上行髆骨头，肩端上两骨罅陷处宛宛中，举臂取之有空，
肩□穴也。
[16]从肩□穴上行臂端，两叉骨间陷中，巨骨穴也。
[17]从巨骨穴循颈，缺盆上直行扶突下一寸，天鼎穴也。
[18]从天鼎穴上直行曲颊下一寸，人迎后一寸五分，仰而取之扶突穴也。
[19]从扶突穴贯颊直鼻孔下，水沟旁五分，禾□穴也。
[20]从禾□穴上一寸，鼻孔旁五分，迎香穴也（见图四十三）
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手阳明大肠经的穴位起于商阳穴，接着是二间、三间和合谷穴，然后是阳溪、偏历、温溜穴，再往下是下廉、上廉和手三里穴，
曲池、肘髎、五里穴，以及臂臑、肩髃、巨骨穴起始，天鼎、扶突穴连接禾髎穴，最后以迎香穴结束，共计二十个穴位。
条文：
商阳穴位于食指内侧边缘，寻找二间穴要在本节前方的凹陷处，三间穴在本节后的凹陷中取穴，合谷穴在手大指与次指歧骨之间的凹陷处，
阳溪穴在手腕上侧中间的位置，偏历穴在腕后三寸处安放，温溜穴在腕后五寸处，曲池穴前五寸处可见下廉穴，
曲池穴前三寸处为上廉穴的中点，曲池穴前二寸处遇到手三里穴，曲池穴在屈肘时横纹头尽头处，肘髎穴在肘部外侧近旁，
在五里穴的大筋中央寻找，位于肘上三寸向里的位置，臂臑穴在肘上七寸处测量定位，肩髃穴在肩端举臂时取穴；
巨骨穴在肩尖端向上行，天鼎穴在喉旁四寸处准确定位，扶突穴在天突穴旁三寸处，禾髎穴在水沟穴旁五分处，
迎香穴在禾髎穴上一寸处，大肠经的穴位分布自然分明。
注：[1] 商阳穴在手食指内侧端后方，距离指甲角约韭菜叶宽度，这就是该穴位。
[2] 从商阳穴沿食指上缘，至本节前内侧的凹陷处，即为二间穴。
[3] 从二间穴沿食指本节后，在内侧凹陷处，即为三间穴。
[4] 从三间穴循行至手大指与次指歧骨间的凹陷处，即为合谷穴。
[5] 从合谷穴循行至手腕上侧，两筋之间的凹陷处，张大拇指和食指时取穴，
即为阳溪穴。
[6] 从阳溪穴上行至手腕后上侧三寸处，即为偏历穴。
[7] 从偏历穴上行三寸处，即为温溜穴。
[8] 从温溜穴上行二寸五分，肌肉分界锐利处，即为下廉穴。
[9] 从下廉穴上行一寸处，即为上廉穴。
[10] 从上廉穴上行一寸处，为肌肉末端，按压时肌肉隆起，即为手三里穴。
[11] 从手三里穴上行二寸，双手抱胸屈肘，在横纹头凹陷处取穴，即为曲池穴。
[12] 从曲池穴上行至肱骨外缘凹陷处，即为肘髎穴。
[13] 从肘髎穴循肘上三寸，向里大脉中央，即为五里穴。
[14] 从五里穴上行四寸，在两筋两骨缝隙宛宛凹陷处，伸臂平手取穴，
即为臂臑穴。
[15] 从臂臑穴上行至肩胛骨头，肩端上两骨缝隙凹陷处宛宛中，举臂取穴有空隙，
即为肩髃穴。
[16] 从肩髃穴上行至臂端，两叉骨间凹陷处，即为巨骨穴。
[17] 从巨骨穴循颈部，缺盆上直行至扶突下一寸处，即为天鼎穴。
[18] 从天鼎穴上直行至曲颊下一寸，人迎穴后一寸五分，仰头取穴即为扶突穴。
[19] 从扶突穴贯颊直抵鼻孔下，水沟穴旁五分处，即为禾髎穴。
[20] 从禾髎穴上一寸，鼻孔旁五分处，即为迎香穴（见图四十三）
Translation:
The acupoints of the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian begin with Shangyang (LI1, Shāngyáng), followed by Erjian (LI2, Èrjiān), Sanjian (LI3, Sānjiàn), and Hegu (LI4, Hégu). Then come Yangxi (LI5, Yángxī), Pianli (LI6, Piānlì), and Wenliu (LI7, Wēnliú). Further down are Xialian (LI8, Xiàlián), Shanglian (LI9, Shànglián), and Shousanli (LI10, Shǒusānlǐ).
Quchi (LI11, Qūchí), Zhouluo (LI12, Zhōuluó), and Wuli (LI13, Wǔlǐ) are located, along with Binao (LI14, Bìnáo), Jianyu (LI15, Jiānyú), and Jugu (LI16, Jùgǔ) where they originate. Tianding (LI17, Tiāndǐng) and Futu (LI18, Fútū) connect to Heliao (LI19, Héliáo), ending finally at Yingxiang (LI20, Yíngxiāng), totaling twenty acupoints.
Shangyang (LI1, Shāngyáng) is on the medial side of the index finger; seek Erjian (LI2, Èrjiān) in the depression before the proximal interphalangeal joint; locate Sanjian (LI3, Sānjiàn) in the depression after the proximal interphalangeal joint; Hegu (LI4, Hégu) is found in the depression between the metacarpals of the thumb and index finger.
Yangxi (LI5, Yángxī) is on the radial side of the wrist crease; Pianli (LI6, Piānlì) is secured three cun distal to the wrist crease; Wenliu (LI7, Wēnliú) is five cun distal to the wrist crease; Xialian (LI8, Xiàlián) is seen five cun proximal to Quchi (LI11, Qūchí).
Shanglian (LI9, Shànglián) is at the midpoint three cun proximal to Quchi (LI11, Qūchí); Shousanli (LI10, Shǒusānlǐ) is encountered two cun proximal to Quchi (LI11, Qūchí); Quchi (LI11, Qūchí) is at the end of the transverse cubital crease when the elbow is flexed; Zhouluo (LI12, Zhōuluó) is near the lateral aspect of the elbow.
Seek Wuli (LI13, Wǔlǐ) in the center of the large tendon, located three cun above the elbow towards the interior; measure Binao (LI14, Bìnáo) seven cun above the elbow; locate Jianyu (LI15, Jiānyú) at the shoulder tip when the arm is raised.
Jugu (LI16, Jùgǔ) ascends from the tip of the shoulder; Tianding (LI17, Tiāndǐng) is accurately located four cun lateral to the throat; Futu (LI18, Fútū) is three cun lateral to Tiantu (CV22, Tiāntǔ); Heliao (LI19, Héliáo) is five fen lateral to Shuigou (GV26, Shuǐgōu).
Yingxiang (LI20, Yíngxiāng) is one cun above Heliao (LI19, Héliáo); the distribution of the Large Intestine Meridian acupoints is thus clearly distinct.
Notes: [1] Shangyang (LI1, Shāngyáng) is at the medial end of the index finger, approximately the width of a leek leaf from the corner of the nail; this is the point.
[2] From Shangyang (LI1, Shāngyáng), following the upper margin of the index finger to the medial depression before the proximal interphalangeal joint, is Erjian (LI2, Èrjiān).
[3] From Erjian (LI2, Èrjiān), following the post-proximal interphalangeal joint to the medial depression, is Sanjian (LI3, Sānjiàn).
[4] From Sanjian (LI3, Sānjiàn), moving to the depression between the metacarpals of the thumb and index finger, is Hegu (LI4, Hégu).
[5] From Hegu (LI4, Hégu), moving to the radial side of the wrist, in the depression between the two tendons, taking the point while abducting the thumb and index finger,
is Yangxi (LI5, Yángxī).
[6] Ascending three cun on the radial side distal to the wrist from Yangxi (LI5, Yángxī), is Pianli (LI6, Piānlì).
[7] Ascending three cun from Pianli (LI6, Piānlì), is Wenliu (LI7, Wēnliú).
[8] Ascending two cun and five fen from Wenliu (LI7, Wēnliú), at the sharp boundary of the muscle, is Xialian (LI8, Xiàlián).
[9] Ascending one cun from Xialian (LI8, Xiàlián), is Shanglian (LI9, Shànglián).
[10] Ascending one cun from Shanglian (LI9, Shànglián), at the end of the muscle, where the flesh rises upon pressure, is Shousanli (LI10, Shǒusānlǐ).
[11] Ascending two cun from Shousanli (LI10, Shǒusānlǐ), with hands clasped to the chest and elbow flexed, locating the depression at the end of the transverse crease, is Quchi (LI11, Qūchí).
[12] Ascending from Quchi (LI11, Qūchí) to the depression at the lateral margin of the humerus, is Zhouluo (LI12, Zhōuluó).
[13] Following three cun above the elbow from Zhouluo (LI12, Zhōuluó), towards the center of the major vessel internally, is Wuli (LI13, Wǔlǐ).
[14] Ascending four cun from Wuli (LI13, Wǔlǐ), in the deep depression between two tendons and two bones, taking the point with the arm extended and hand level,
is Binao (LI14, Bìnáo).
[15) Ascending from Binao (LI14, Bìnáo) to the head of the scapula, in the deep depression between the two bones at the shoulder tip, where there is space when the arm is raised,
is Jianyu (LI15, Jiānyú).
[16] Ascending from Jianyu (LI15, Jiānyú) to the end of the arm, in the depression between the bifurcating bones, is Jugu (LI16, Jùgǔ).
[17] Following the neck from Jugu (LI16, Jùgǔ), straight up from the supraclavicular fossa (Quepen) to one cun below Futu (LI18, Fútū), is Tianding (LI17, Tiāndǐng).
[18) Moving straight up from Tianding (LI17, Tiāndǐng) to one cun below the angle of the jaw, one cun and five fen posterior to Renying (ST9, Rényíng), taking the point with the head tilted back, is Futu (LI18, Fútū).
[19] From Futu (LI18, Fútū), passing through the cheek directly under the nostril, five fen lateral to Shuigou (GV26, Shuǐgōu), is Heliao (LI19, Héliáo).
[20] One cun above Heliao (LI19, Héliáo), five fen lateral to the nostril, is Yingxiang (LI20, Yíngxiāng) (see Figure 43).