Gallbladder (left) — front ankle (qiūxū)
Front-view projection anchor
Gallbladder (left) — front ankle (qiūxū) — front-view projection anchor of the classical pathway (Lingshu; Deadman). Approximate normalized position; uncertainty radius widened deliberately: these are trajectory anchors for the channel network, not located acupoints. Named acupoint clouds land incrementally per roadmap Phase 1.
Point 183 of 202 in Twelve Primary Meridians (shí'èr jīng 十二經)
Cross-tradition overlaps
- Gallbladder (left) — front ankle (qiūxū) ↔ 34. left ankle (distance 0.002)
Sources
Huangdi Neijing · Lingshu (primary_canonical)
Chs. 10–13 carry the canonical courses of the twelve primary channels (jing); the pathway order and termini followed here.
P. Deadman, A Manual of Acupuncture (secondary)
Standard modern pathway reference used for the anatomical stations between the classical termini.