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Shiatsu and TCM study atlas. Does not diagnose or treat.

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阳陵泉
PointStudy reference
阳陵泉34

GB34GB

Yanglingquan

Yang Mound Spring

阳陵泉

  • MeridianGallbladder
  • ElementWood
  • ZoneLeg
  • SystemTCM channels
View on 3D bodyGraphAll points
Previous on channelGB33 · Xiyangguan
Next on channelGB35 · Yangjiao
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Where it is

Where it sits on the body

GB34 Yanglingquan

Full channel · Front view

GB34 Yanglingquan

Chart of the classical path. Tap a point to open its card. It does not replace palpation.

depression anteroinferior a la head del fibula

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Study themes

  • tendons
  • knee
  • ribs

Traditional educational themes: tendons, knee, ribs. TCM/Shiatsu study framework; not a clinical indication.

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In traditional study

Traditionally associated with the Gallbladder channel within TCM/Shiatsu educational frameworks. Study themes: tendons, knee, ribs. Not medical advice.

Point families

  • He-SeaFifth five-shu near elbows/knees; organ/fu regulation themes in channel theory.
  • Hui (Influential)Eight influential points for zang, fu, qi, blood, sinews, vessels, bone, marrow.

How it is worked

  • Acupuncture
  • Moxibustion
  • Shiatsu Pressure
  • Tuina
Origins, lineages and aliases

Origins

  • WHO Standard Acupuncture Nomenclature
  • Huangdi Neijing

Lineages

  • Classical TCM
  • Modern TCM / TCM colleges

Also known as

GB34 · Yanglingquan · GB 34 · 阳陵泉

Study

Yanglingquan (GB34) below the fibular head. Gallbladder he-sea and sinew-meeting point in classical study.

Where is GB34?
In the depression anteroinferior to the fibular head. Confirm in the 3D leg atlas.

Study reference within traditional Shiatsu/TCM frameworks. Does not diagnose or treat.

Add note

Keep exploring

  • GallbladderThis point belongs to the meridian channel in traditional TCM mapping.
  • woodIn Five Element theory, this meridian is associated with this element.
  • GB33 · XiyangguanEducational demo link: nearby or commonly studied together in exploration flows.
  • GB35 · YangjiaoEducational demo link: nearby or commonly studied together in exploration flows.
  • GB32 · ZhongduEducational demo link: nearby or commonly studied together in exploration flows.
  • KneeRelated educational symptom theme.
  • Sciatica (study theme)Related educational symptom theme.
  • Try a quizContinue learning with a short practice.