Jue Yin Foot: Liver meridian

Jue Yin Hand: Pericardium meridian

Lecture by: M.K. Sastry

JUE YIN FOOT & JUE YIN HAND
Jue Yin Foot Meridian LIVER MERIDIAN

 Lv-1: on the big toe, 0.1 cun from

the prox. lateral corner of the nail

 Lv- 3: in the depression between the

1st and 2nd metatarsal bones

 Lv-4: anterior to the medial

malleolus, in the depression medial
to the anterior tibialis tendon
Jue Yin Foot Meridian LIVER MERIDIAN

 Lv-6: on the medial surface

of the tibia, 7 cun prox. To
the medial malleolus

 Lv-8: at medial end of

popliteal crease
 Jue Yin Foot Principal Meridian LIVER MERIDIAN

 Lv-10:
at edge of adductor longus
 4 cun distal to upper border
pubic symphisis

 Lv-11: 2 cum prox. to Lv 10

 Lv-12: in the groin above the

femoral artery, 2.5 cun from
the anterior midline
Jue Yin Foot Principal Meridian LIVER MERIDIAN

 Lv-13: at the free end of the

11th rib
Jue Yin Foot Principal Meridian LIVER MERIDIAN

 Lv-14: in the 6th ICS,

 4 cun from the midline
 PERICARDIUM MERIDIAN
Jue Yin Hand Principal Meridian OR MASTER OF THE HEART
 P-1: in the 4th ICS,
1 cun lateral to the nipple
(often very sore point)
 PERICARDIUM MERIDIAN
Jue Yin Hand Principal Meridian OR MASTER OF THE HEART

 P-2: on the upper arm,

between the long and short
heads of the biceps brachii
 PERICARDIUM MERIDIAN
Jue Yin Hand Principal Meridian OR MASTER OF THE HEART

 P-3: midpoint of
cubital crease, ulnar to biceps
brachii tendon

 P-6: 2 cun prox. to wrist

crease, between palmaris
longus and F. carpi radialis
 Pericardium 6

 Or Master of the Heart 6

 Two cun proximal to wrist crease

 Over median nerve (warn patient of possible nerve
pain, needle obliquely and carefully)

 Shown in RCT to be effective for post-op nausea.

 PERICARDIUM MERIDIAN
Jue Yin Hand Principal Meridian
OR MASTER OF THE HEART

 P-7: middle of wrist crease,

between palmaris longus and
F. carpi radialis

 P-9: at the end of the

middle finger
TING POINT
 JUE YIN HAND PERICARDIUM MERIDIAN
PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN OR MASTER OF THE HEART

 In Western
 anatomical position
 Jue Yin Foot: Liver meridian
Jue Yin Hand: Pericardium meridian

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