Femoral passage (right)

Femoral triangle / proximal thigh — non-acupoint anatomical anchor

The femoral passage is a custom anatomical anchor for the proximal anterior thigh and femoral-triangle region, not a standard acupuncture point identifier. It is kept separate from SP12 and GB30 so the map does not imply that every martial locus has an acupoint equivalent; its coordinate is deliberately broad because the classical wording is not a modern anatomical dissection.

Taiyang (EX-HN5)Renzhong / Shuigou (GV26)Tiantu (CV22)Renying (ST9)Danzhong (CV17)Qimen (LV14)Shenque (CV8)Guanyuan (CV4)Chongmen (SP12)Huantiao (GB30)Femoral passage (right)Femoral passage (right)Weizhong (BL40)Kunlun (BL60)Taixi (KI3)

Point 11 of 14 in Dim Mak — Dian Xue (点穴) vital-point striking

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Dianxue / shixue passages in classical quan pu (primary_canonical)

Ming–Qing dianxue/shixue quan pu passages on the femoral and groin region preserve a martial vulnerability vocabulary; contested attribution and the non-standardized femoral marker preclude treating it as a single canonical point or clinically validated effect.

Brian R. Kennedy and Elizabeth Guo, Chinese Martial Arts Training Manuals (scholarly_modern)

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