Small Intestine 11 (SI11) – Tianzong, Heavenly Gathering

Small Intestine 11 (SI11), also known as Tianzong, is an important acupuncture point in horses, often used to support the shoulder and back muscles.
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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

SI11 is located in the scapular region, approximately in the middle of the scapula, along the line connecting the upper and lower borders.

Functions

SI11 can help release tension in the shoulder area and improve mobility. It is also used for local pain relief.

Indicators

Upper Arm Tension, Shoulder Pain, Shoulder Stiffness, Neck-Shoulder Problems, Withers Tension, Back tension

Safety

If you are unsure or if the horse shows significant pain, always consult a professional. This point is close to sensitive structures.

Medical information

SI11 is located in the supraspinatus fossa, about one third of the way from the scapular spine to the caudal border of the scapula.

SI11 is used to treat shoulder stiffness, myalgia, local pain, and to support blood circulation in the scapular region.

Caution with deep needling to avoid injury to underlying muscles and nerves. Do not use in cases of local infection or trauma.

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