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Auricular Chart — WHO Standard Nomenclature
Areas on this chart
Ear centre right standard nomenclature Rectum right standard nomenclature Urethra right standard nomenclature External genitals right standard nomenclature Anus right standard nomenclature Ear apex right standard nomenclature Node right standard nomenclature Helix 1 right standard nomenclature Helix 2 right standard nomenclature Helix 3 right standard nomenclature Helix 4 right standard nomenclature Helix 5 right schools disagree Helix 6 right schools disagree Point Zero right schools disagree Anterior helix root point (Nogier) right schools disagree Finger right standard nomenclature Wind stream right standard nomenclature Wrist right standard nomenclature Elbow right standard nomenclature Shoulder right standard nomenclature Clavicle right standard nomenclature Superior triangular fossa right standard nomenclature Internal genital right standard nomenclature Mid triangular fossa right standard nomenclature Shenmen right standard nomenclature Pelvis right standard nomenclature Heel right standard nomenclature Toe right standard nomenclature Ankle right standard nomenclature Knee right standard nomenclature Hip right standard nomenclature Buttock right standard nomenclature Sciatic nerve right standard nomenclature Sympathetic right standard nomenclature Abdomen right standard nomenclature Lumbosacral vertebrae right standard nomenclature Thoracic vertebrae right standard nomenclature Chest right standard nomenclature Cervical vertebrae right standard nomenclature Neck right standard nomenclature Forehead right standard nomenclature Temple right standard nomenclature Occiput right standard nomenclature Subcortex right standard nomenclature Apex of the antitragus right standard nomenclature Brain right standard nomenclature Brain stem right standard nomenclature Endocrine right standard nomenclature Anterior intertragic notch right standard nomenclature Posterior intertragic notch right standard nomenclature Ovary / testis right schools disagree Upper tragus right standard nomenclature Lower tragus right standard nomenclature External nose right standard nomenclature Apex of tragus right standard nomenclature Adrenal gland right standard nomenclature Pharynx and larynx right standard nomenclature Internal nose right standard nomenclature External ear right standard nomenclature Tragus midpoint (appetite point of the Chinese charts) right schools disagree Upper tragus point (thirst point of the Chinese charts) right schools disagree Mouth right standard nomenclature Esophagus right standard nomenclature Cardia right standard nomenclature Heart right standard nomenclature Lung right standard nomenclature Trachea right standard nomenclature Spleen right standard nomenclature San jiao right standard nomenclature Stomach right standard nomenclature Duodenum right standard nomenclature Small intestine right standard nomenclature Large intestine right standard nomenclature Appendix right standard nomenclature Bladder right standard nomenclature Ureter right standard nomenclature Kidney right standard nomenclature Pancreas and gallbladder right standard nomenclature Liver right standard nomenclature Angle of cymba right standard nomenclature Middle of cymba right standard nomenclature Tooth right standard nomenclature Tongue right standard nomenclature Jaw right standard nomenclature Anterior ear lobe right standard nomenclature Eye right standard nomenclature Internal ear right standard nomenclature Cheek right standard nomenclature Tonsil right standard nomenclature
Frequently asked questions
How many areas does this chart show?
89, of which 7 are placed differently by different schools and are marked with a ring.
Is it free?
This one is part of the paid pack; the sole and palm charts are free.
How was it made?
Generated from this site's dataset over artwork rendered from a CC0 anatomical mesh. Nothing is traced from another publisher's chart.
Does reflexology work?
Reflexology is a traditional practice, not an evidence-based medical treatment. Systematic reviews have not shown it to be effective for any medical condition. These maps document what practitioners traditionally use — they are not claims about how the body works.