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1 CLASSIC AURICULAR POINTS New Style Auricular Points
2 (1) Anaesthesia forextraction of Teeth 1 At the postero-inferior of the 1st area. (2) Upper Jaw At the postero-inferior part of the 2nd area. (3) Lower Jaw At antero-superior part of the 2nd area. (4) Tongue At central point of the 2nd area. (5) Shang-He (maxilla) At central point of the 3rd area. (6) Hsia-He (mandible) At central point of superior line of 3rd area. (7) Anaesthesia forextraction of Teeth 2 At central point of 4th area. (8) Eye At central point of 5th area. (9) Internal Ear At central point of 6th area. (10) Tonsils 4 At central point of 8th area. (11) Cheeks Lying around border line between 5th and 6th areas. (12) Apex of Tragus The upper projection of tragus (at upper brim of projection). (13) Adrenal Gland The lower projection of tragus (at lower brim of projection). (14) External Nose At the central point of root region of the tragus. (15) Pharynx and Larynx At inner surface of tragus oppositing to orifice of external auditory meatus. (16) Internal Nose At inner surface of tragus, slightly belower acupuncture points of pharynx & larynx.
3 (17) Thirst The middle point between line connecting acupuncture points of apex of trugus and external nose. (18) Hunger The middle point between line connecting acupuncture points of adrenal gland and external nose. (19) High Blood Pressure The middle point between line connecting acuppuncture points of adrenal gland and eye. (20) External Ear At the depression in front of supratragic incisure. (21) Heart Point The middle point of line connecting acupuncture points of apex of tragus, and external ear, slightly toward the posterior side. (22) Internal Secretion The bottom part of intertragic incisure. (23) Ovary Lying between acupuncture points of subcortex and internal secretion. (24) Eye 1,2 At inferior part of intertragic incisure with acupuncture point of eye 1 in front and eye 2 behind. (25) Brain Axis At central point of supratragic incisure. (26) Toothache At inner surface of acupuncture point of brain axis and oppositing to the Hou-ya. (27) Hou-Ya Lying between acupuncture (Throat & Teeth) points of cervical vertebrae and back of head. (28) Brain At central point of one (Pituitary Body) third of superior brim of the antitragus. (29) Back of Head At postero-superior part of the antitragus. (30) Parotid At central point of one third of middle brim of antitragus. (31) Ping-Chuan (Anti-Histamine)
4 At apex of antitragus (may locate at central point of brim of antitragus if apex of antitragus is not prominent. (32) Testicle About 0.2mm inside the acupuncture point of parotid at medial side of the antitragus. (33) Forehead At the antero-interior part of antitragus. (34) Subcortex At inner surface of antitragus. (35) The Sun(Temple) The middle point between line connecting acupuncture points of the back of head and the forehead. (36) Vertex About 0.15mm below acupuncture point of back of head. (37) Cervical Vertebrae (38) Thoracic Vertebrae (39) Lumbo Sacral Vertebrae A series of acupuncture points of vertebral column, lying along curved brim of cavum conchae on antihelix. This line of acupuncture points could be separated by same level of acupuncture point of the lower segment of rectum and the same level of the acupuncture points of the shoulder joint into three segments. The upper segment belonging to the field of lumbosacral vertebrae; the middle segment the thoracic vertebrae; and the lower segment, the cervical vertebrae. (40) Coccygeal Vertebrae At the lower projection of antihelix. (41) Neck At the notch between the border line of antihelix and antitragus. (42) Thorax At the antihelix, with the same level of supratragic incisure. (43) Abdomen At the antihelix, with the same level of the lower border of the inferior crus of the antihelix. (44) Mammary Gland At two sides of the upper part of the acupuncture point of the thoracic vertebrae with this point become an equilateral triangle.
5 (45) Thyroid Gland At the superior part of the acupuncture point of the cervical vertebrae near to the scapha. (46) Toes At the postero-superior part of superior crus of the antihelix. (47) Heel At the antero-superior part of superior crus of the antihelix. (48) Ankle At the antero-superior part of the superior crus of the antihelix. (49) Knee Joint At superior crus of antihelix, with same level of superior border of inferior crus of the antihelix. (50) Hip Joint At superior crus of antihelix and the posteroinferior part of the acupuncture point of knee joint. (51) Sympathetic At the border line between brim of inferior crus of antihelix and curved brim of the anterior portion of helix. (52) Sciatica At the middle point of superior border of the inferior crus of the antihelix (slightly toward the anterior side). (53) Buttock At the middle point of the superior border of the inferior crus of the antihelix (slightly toward the posterior side). (54) Lumbago At the lower projection of antihelix with same level of acupuncture point of coccygeal vertebrae. (55) Wonder Point At the bifurcation of crura of the anithelix. (56) Pelvic Cavity At inner surface of the bifurcation of the crura of the antihelix. (57) Buttock At brim of the inferior crus of the antihelix with acupuncture point of Ischium and buttock become
6 an equilateral triangle. (58) Uterus At the middle point of the anterior portion of the triangular fossa just behind anterior portion of the helix. (59) Depressing Point At the border line between the superior crus of the helix and antihelix. (60) Ping-Chuan (Anti-Histamine) About 0.2mm from the postero-inferior part the acupuncture point the uterus. (61) Hepatitis About 0.2mm lateral to the acupuncture point of the uterus. (62) Fingers At the scapha above the level of the auricular tubercle. (63) Clavicle At the scapha with the same level of the acupuncture point of the neck. (64) Shoulder Joint At the scapha, lying between acupuncture point of the shoulder and clavicle. (65) Shoulder At the scapha with the same level of the superatragic notch (incisura anterior). (66) Elbow At the scapha, lying between the acupuncture points of the wrist and shoulder. (67) Wrist At the scapha with the same level of the auricular tubercle. (68) Appendix At the scapha, just above the acupuncture point of the fingers. (69) Appendix 2 At the scapha with the same level of the acupuncture point of the shoulder (slightly toward the medial side of the antihelix). (70) Appendix 3 At the scapha just below the acupuncture point of the clavicle.
7 (71) District of Urticaria Lying between the acupuncture points of the fingers and wrist (slightly toward the medical side of the antihelix). (72) Helix 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6 At equal intervals of six points beginning from the auricular tubercle of the helix downward to the middle point of the lower margin of auricular lobule. (73) Tonsils 1 Lying in the superior margin of the helix, vertically above the acupuncture point of the tonsils 4 on the auricular lobule. (74) Tonsils 2 At the helix with the acupuncture points of the tonsils 1 and tonsils 4 become an equilateral triangle. (75) Tonsils 3 The middle point between the line connecting the acupuncture point of tonsils 2 and tonsils 4. (76) Kan-Yang 1 (Positive Liver) At the helix, above the level of the auricular tubercle. (77) Kan-Yang 2 (Positive Liver) At the helix, on the lower margin of the auricular tubercle. (78) Apex of the Auricle At the upper part of the helix and facing toward the terminal portion of the superior crus of the anti-helix. (79) External Genital Organs At the anterior part of the helix with the same level of the inferior crus of antihelix. (80) Urethra At the anterior part of the helix with the same level of the acupuncture point of the urinary bladder. (81) Lower Segment of the Rectum At the anterior portion of the helix with same level of acupuncture point of the large intestine. (82) Diaphragm At the lower part of the crus of the helix. (83) Point of Support At the end of the crus of the helix. (84) Mouth At the posterior wall of the orifice of the external
8 auditory meatus. (85) Oesophagus At the upper portion of the cavum conchae just below the crus of the helix. (86) Cardiac Orifice At the upper portion of the cavum conchae and just below the crus of the helix. Its acupuncture point lies behind that of the oesophagus. (87) Stomach At the upper portion of the cavum conchae and just below the disappearance of the crus of the helix. (88) Duodenum Lying in the above of the crus of the helix oppositing to the acupuncture point of the cardiac orifice. (89) Small Intestine At the lower portion of the cymba conchae and above the crus of the helix. It lies at point where slightly lateral to 1/2 of crus of helix. (90) Appendix 4 Just above the crus of the helix and lying among the acupuncture points of the large intestine and small intestine. (91) Large Intestine At the antero-interior portion of cymba conchae and just above the crus of the helix. (92) Urinary Bladder At the antero-superior part of the cymba conchae, just below the inferior crus of antihelix. (93) Prostate At the medial side of the acupuncture point of the urinary bladder. (94) Ureter In between the acupuncture point of the urinary bladder and kidney. (95) Kidney Lying in the upper part of the cymba conchae at the superior portion of the acupuncture point of the small intestine. (96) Pancreas, Gall Bladder
9 At the posterior part of the cymba conchae, just anterior to the acupuncture point of the thoracic. (97) Liver Lying immediately posterior to the acupuncture point of the stomach in the postero-inferior part of the cymba conchae. (98) Spleen The lower half of liver on the left auricle (on the right auricle the point of liver remains to be liver exclusively.) (99) Ascites Lying among the acupuncture points of the kidney, pancreas, gall bladder and small intestine. (100) Heart The acupuncture point lying at the center of the deepest position of the cavum conchae. (101) Lung Lying around the circumference of the acupuncture point of the heart. (102) Bronchi At the acupunture point of lung area. (103) Windpipe Lying between the acupuncture points of the heart & external auditory meatus. (104) San Chiao (Tri-Heater) In the cavum conchae and lying among the acupuncture points of the internal nose,lung and internal secretion. (105) Depressing Groove A curved vertical groove on the back of the auricle. (106) Upper Back At the upper cartilaginous eminence. (108) Middle Back Lying between the acupuncture points of the upper back and lower back. (109) Lower Abdomen At the inferior wall of the orifice of the external auditory meatus. (110) Upper Abdomen
10 At the inferior wall of the orifice of the external auditory meatus.
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