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Acupuncture Point Name:Tian zhu(天柱)
Acupuncture Point Code: BL10

Acupuncture Location:
In the posterior region of the neck,at the same level as the superior border of the spinous process of the first thoracic vertebra (C2),in the depression lateral to the trapezius muscle.

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