针灸英语之膀胱经

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1、Bladdermeridianoffoot-taiyangcyclicalflowinganddistribution1indicationspointsonthemeridianoffoot-taiyang23《灵枢．经脉》：膀胱足太阳之脉，起于目内眦，上额，交巅[1]。其支者：从巅至耳上角[2]。其直者：从巅入络脑，还出别下项，循肩膊[3]内，挟脊抵腰中。入循膂[4]，络肾，属膀胱。其支者：从腰中，下挟脊，贯臀，入腘中。其支者：从膊内左右别下贯胛[5]，挟脊内，过髀枢[6]，循髀外[7]后廉下合腘中一一以下贯踹出外踝

2、之后，循京骨[8]至小指外侧。《灵枢．经脉》：膀胱足太阳之脉，起于目内眦，上额，交巅Thebladdermeridianstartsfromtheinnercanthus,ascendstotheforeheadandjoinsthegovernorvesselatthevertex.Thefirstbranchstemsfromthevertexandrunstoareasabovetheears.其支者：从巅至耳上角其直者：从巅入络脑，还出别下项，循肩膊内，挟脊抵腰中。入循膂，络肾，属膀胱。Fromthereiten

3、tersthebrain,reemergesandrunssuperficiallyfromthevertextothemedialsideofthescapularregion.Thenitrunstotheloinsalongthespinalcolumnandenterstheabdominalcavityfromthedeeplayerofmusclestolinkwiththekidneyandjoinsthebladdertowhichitpertains.Yoursubtopicsgohere其支者：从腰中

4、，下挟脊，贯臀，入腘中。Thesecondbranchstemsfromthewaist,descendsthroughtheglutealregionandendsinthepopitealfossa.Thethirdbranchstemsfromtheposterioraspectoftheneck,runsstraightdownwardalongthemedialborderofthescapula.Thenitpassesthroughtheglutealregiondownwardalongthelatera

5、laspectofthethighandmeetswiththeprecedingbranchdescendingfromthelumbarregioninthepoplitealfossa.其支者：从膊内左右别下贯胛，挟脊内，过髀枢，循髀外后廉下合腘中以下贯踹出外踝之后，循京骨至小指外侧。Fromthereitdescendstothelegandfurthertotheposterioraspectoftheexternalmalleolus.Finallyitrunsalongthetuberosityofthef

6、ifthmetatarsalboneandreachesthelateralsideofthetipofthelittletoetolinkwiththekidneymeridian.AscendstotheforeheadAlongtheposterioraspectoftheneckThemediallineofthemeridianonthebackStartsfromtheinnercanthusJoinstheGVatthevertexArrivesattheglutealregionTothesuperior

7、aspectoftheearTothepoplitealfossaTothebladderEntersthebodytoconnectwiththekidneyThelaterallineofthemeridianonthebackReachestheglutealregionDownalongthelateralposterioraspectofthethighAlongtheposterioraspectofthelegArrivesattheexternalmalleolusRunsalongthelaterals

8、ideofthefootReachesthelateralsideofthetipofthelittletoeLinkswithkidneymeridianSB1B2B3Bbladder,kidney,andbraineyes,nose,andearsAssociatedvisceraAssociatedorgans