Anatomical left wrist — guan (Liver) — middle

Middle wrist position · middle palpation

This point represents the middle palpation level of the anatomical left guan, the middle wrist position associated with the Liver in the selected Mai Jing convention. Its front-view coordinate is a schematic projection of the wrist station, and the small x separation keeps this depth visible beside the superficial and deep levels.

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Point 14 of 18 in Wrist Pulse Positions (cùn, guān, chǐ)

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

Wang Shuhe, Mai Jing (Pulse Classic) (primary_canonical)

Mai Jing, juan 1, the cun-mouth pulse-position discussion (寸口脈), assigns the left guan station to the Liver in the selected convention. Superficial, middle, and deep are palpation depths at this same wrist station, not separate anatomical loci.

Nigel Wiseman and Feng Ye, A Practical Dictionary of Chinese Medicine (secondary)

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