What is the anterior Chapman point for the sinuses?

The anterior Chapman point for the sinuses is located between the clavicle and the first rib. Chapman points are specific locations on the body that correspond to visceral organs and can be used in osteopathic medicine to assess and treat organ dysfunction. The point between the clavicle and the first rib is associated with the lymphatic drainage of the sinuses and is used to help identify and manage issues related to this area.

The other locations mentioned pertain to different anatomical structures. For instance, the C2 articular pillar is associated with the cervical spine and its neurological functions, while the second intercostal space corresponds to the bronchial area, and points on the sternum often relate to thoracic organ functions. This distinction helps in accurately identifying and understanding the Chapman points used in clinical practice.