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Great tributary channel of the spleen (pi zhi da luo), woodcut illustration from 1817 edition ofBian Que maishu nan jing(Canon of Problems in Bian Que's Book of the Pulse) by Xiong Qinghu (Qing period 1644-1911). This illustration relates to thedabao(Great Wrapping) acupoint, which is marked and labelled on the side of the figure. Thedabaopoint belongs to the spleen channel of foottaiyinand the great tributary channel of the spleen. In the early medical classicHuangdi neijing, it is named in theLing Shu(Numinous pivot) section asdabao,and in theSuwen(Plain questions) sectionxuli. All channels are said to originate here. It is situated on the side of the chest, on the middle axillary line, in the sixth intercostal space. This point is mainly used in the treatment of pain and sense of fullness in the chest and sides: asthma; pain and discomfort involving the whole body; weakness of the limbs, etc. Wellcome Images |
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Short title | L0034727 Great tributary channel of the spleen, Chinese woodcut, |
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Headline | L0034727 Great tributary channel of the spleen, Chinese woodcut, 1817 |
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Image title | L0034727 Great tributary channel of the spleen, Chinese woodcut, 1817
Credit: Wellcome Library, London. Wellcome Images images@wellcome.ac.uk http://wellcomeimages.org Great tributary channel of the spleen (pi zhi da luo), woodcut illustration from 1817 edition of Bian Que maishu nan jing (Canon of Problems in Bian Que's Book of the Pulse) by Xiong Qinghu (Qing period 1644-1911). This illustration relates to the dabao (Great Wrapping) acupoint, which is marked and labelled on the side of the figure. The dabao point belongs to the spleen channel of foot taiyin and the great tributary channel of the spleen. In the early medical classic Huangdi neijing, it is named in the Ling Shu (Numinous pivot) section as dabao, and in the Suwen (Plain questions) section xuli. All channels are said to originate here. It is situated on the side of the chest, on the middle axillary line, in the sixth intercostal space. This point is mainly used in the treatment of pain and sense of fullness in the chest and sides: asthma; pain and discomfort involving the whole body; weakness of the limbs, etc. Woodcut Library of Zhongguo zhongyi yanjiu yuan (China Academy for Traditional Chinese Medicine) Bian Que maishu nan jing (Canon of Problems in Bian Que's Book of the Pulse) Xiong Qinghu Published: 1817 Copyrighted work available under Creative Commons Attribution only licence CC BY 4.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
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