Anatomo-Functional Correlation between Head Zones and Acupuncture Channels and Points: A Comparative Analysis from the Perspective of Neural Therapy

Table 2

Relationships between Head zone of head and neck with organs at local and remote way, with dermatomes in torso and acupuncture points in head and neck.

Head and neck Head’s zones	Related organs	Related dermatomes in torso	Acupuncture points in head and neck
Frontonasal	LA: eye, nose, and upper teeth; RA: heart, lungs, stomach, and liver	C3-C4	LA: Du24; RA: B2, B3, and B4
Mid-orbital	LA: eye; RA: lung and heart	D2, D3, D4	LA: E1, B5, Gb14, Gb15, and Du23.; RA: Not found
Frontotemporal	LA: eye; RA: lung and heart	D4, D5, D6	LA: Sj23, Gb1, and Gb13; RA: Not found
Temporal	LA: eye and upper teeth; RA: Lung, heart, and stomach	D7	LA: Not found; RA: Not found
Vertical	LA: eye and ear; RA: stomach, liver, and small intestine	D8	LA: Gb16, Gb18, Gb4, Gb5, and Gb6; RA: B6, Gb17, and St8
Parietal	LA: ear; RA: stomach and small intestine	D9	LA: Sj20, and Du20; RA: B8, Sj19, Gb3, Gb7, Gb8, and Gb9
Occipital	LA: occipital and dorsal; RA: liver, bowels, ovary, and testis	D10	LA: B9, Gb10, Gb19, Du17, and Du18; RA: Not found
Sternomastoid; and; sternonuchal	LA: not described; RA: lung and heart	C3-C4	LA: B10, Gb20, and Du15; RA: St11 to St15, Gb21, Du16, Li17, and Li18

RA: Remote action. LA: local action.