By Dr. Kenneth Wang Terms Definitions Lobule  Tragus  Supratragic Notch  Infratragic Notch  Antitragus  Antihelix  Superior Antihelix Crus  Inferior Antihelix Crus  Triangular Fossa  Scapha  Helix  Helix Crus  Cymba Conchae  Cavum Conchae  External Auditory Meatus  Helix Tragic Notch  Helix Tubercle (Darwin’s […]
by Dr. Kenneth Wang Bladder meridian of foot-taiyang: it starts from interior angles of two eyes and ascends to corona capitis then two branches intersect, its branch goes from corona capitis to superior angle of ear. Small intestine meridian of hand-taiyang: it arises from supraclavicular fossa and ascends along side of neck then ascends from lower […]
By Dr. Kenneth Wang Differentiating otalgiaOtalgia is the commonly-seen symptom of many otic diseases. Its syndrome differentiation mainly lies in the severity of otalgia. When pathogenic wind invades externally, the pathogenic factor will accumulate and block the ear, mostly causing mild otalgia at the early stage; prolonged otalgia may result from loss of nourishment of […]
By Dr. Kenneth Wang Ear Meridians Physiologically, the ear controls sense of hearing and governs balance. The ancient TCM had somewhat understanding of the fact that the ear controls sense of hearing,but without direct understanding of the fact that the ear governs balance. The chapter of On the Brain in the book LingShu (Miraculous Pivot […]
