Knee move locus — anatomical right
Right lower-limb regional landmark
The right knee anchor marks the lower-limb height used for a regional Bowen procedure in some teaching sequences. It is not a claim that the knee is a universal Bowen point, and it should not be read as an instruction for force, direction, or treatment.
Occipital midline move locus Cervical move locus — anatomical right Cervical move locus — anatomical left Scapular border move locus — anatomical right Scapular border move locus — anatomical left Lumbar move locus Sacral move locus Knee move locus — anatomical right Knee move locus — anatomical right Point 8 of 8 in Bowen Technique
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Sources
John Wilks, Understanding the Bowen Technique (secondary)
Regional Bowen move terminology and lineage context; not this coordinate projection.
Anatomical imagery (c) BodyParts3D / Anatomography, CC-BY-SA 2.1 JP. Citation: Mitsuhashi N et al., BodyParts3D: 3D structure database for anatomical concepts , Nucleic Acids Research 37:D782-D785 (2009). PubMed 18835852.