One line of obstruction, right hip to T1–T2 to the nose and palate, present since childhood. Every brush-script character opens a leaf. Quoted lines are Yuriy's words; point names and readings are Claude's, for Dr. Hain to weigh.
Pen on: circle a spot or a label on any plate. What you say next is filed under it. Tap 笔 Pen again to stop.
Each leaf opens on what Yuriy feels. Go deeper and it adds, in order: what the site changes and connects to, the injuries and dated landmarks behind it, the readings (his first, then Claude's), and what is still unknown. That is the record's own order: did it happen, did function change, and only then, what caused it.
| Seal | Point | Site | In Yuriy's words | Latest |
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Every site opens in full from its point name. The letter to Dr. Hain and the functional map hold the same ground in long form.
| Date | Entry | Source |
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Newest first. Each change to this page adds a line here, and earlier versions are kept in the page's history. Plate style follows Ming woodblock channel charts, such as the Bronze Man front, side and back figures in a 1537 edition held by the Wellcome Collection (public domain).