Which Liver point is directly superior to the medial epicondyle of the femur, 4 cun superior to LIV-8, in the cleft between m. vastus medialis and m. sartorius?

• A. LV 8
• B. LV 10
• C. LV 9
• D. LV 7

Answer: (C)

The location described targets a specific groove in the thigh: the cleft between the vastus medialis and the sartorius, about four cun above LIV-8, directly above the medial epicondyle of the femur. This is exactly where Liver point located in that thigh region sits. Among the options, this point is the only one that is defined in that medial thigh crevice and at that vertical position from LIV-8, making it the correct choice. The other points are situated in other parts of the knee or thigh and do not align with the described intermuscular cleft or the distance from LIV-8.