Lung 11 (LU11) – Shao Shang, Lesser Shang

Lung 11 (LU11) is an important acupuncture point located at the coronary band of the horse’s hoof, often used for acute respiratory conditions.

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Note: The points shown on the 3D model do not correspond to the exact anatomical location. They serve only as a guide to help you find the respective acupuncture points.

Location

LU11 is located at the medial coronary band of the front hoof, right next to the coffin bone.

Functions

LU11 can help alleviate acute respiratory disorders and is sometimes used in emergencies such as heatstroke or fever.

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Safety

LU11 should only be treated by trained individuals, as the area is sensitive and there is a risk of injury.

Medical information

LU11 is located at the medial coronary band of the front hoof, precisely at the skin-horn junction, distal to the medial hoof cartilage.

LU11 is used in emergencies for severe dyspnea, collapse, or acute infections, and can be bled to expel heat and toxins.

Application of LU11 requires special caution due to its proximity to the coronary band and increased risk of infection; strict aseptic technique is mandatory.

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