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with regard to your question concerning dermatomes and the relation

to organs, I know of no references on the Web. If you are a

practitioner, I suggest that you consider " Foundations for

Integrative Musculoskeletal Medicine " by Dr. Alon Marcus. It is a

wealth of information, worth every penny spent, and the only place I

know of where you can find this type of information in one source. I

had the pleasure of working with Dr. Marcus for a short time in 2000,

and he is a brilliant, cutting-edge practitioner who truly integrates

East-West medicine.

 

The answers that I have listed here are from that book:

 

AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

Stomach & Duodenum T6-10

Liver & Gallbladder T7-9 (right)

Spleen T7-10 (left)

Small Intestine T9-10

Appendix & ascending colon T10-L1

Epididymis T10

Kidney T10-L1

 

SYMPATHETIC INNERVATION OF ORGANS, SHU, AND MU POINTS

SYMP SHU/VERT LEVEL MU/DERMATOME

Liver T5-10 UB 18; T9 LV 14; T6

GB T5-10 UB 19; T10 GB 24; T7

Spleen T5-11 UB 21; T12 LV 13; T10

Stomach T5-11 UB 21; T12 CV 12; T8

Kidney T10-L2 UB 23; L2 GB 25; T11

Small Intestine T5-12 UB 27, S1 CV 4; T12

Triple Warmer T8-L2 UB 22; L1 CV 5, T11

(adrenal)

 

Remember that the sympathic nervous system is housed in the thoracic

spine, and that most organs have innervation from that area.

 

A good basic pictorial anatomy book is " Atlas of Human Anatomy " by

Frank Netter.

 

Kay King, DC, FIAMA

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