This PDF file is an article by Wang Juyi and Jason Robertson on channel palpation. It was previously published in the Journal of Chinese Medicine and is reproduced here with the permission of the authors.
Enuresis is frequently encountered in children, while urinary incontinence is generally encountered in the elderly. Because the kidney controls urine and stool, and the urinary bladder governs restraint [of urine], our ancestors viewed these problems as being related to these organs. However, I have achieved satisfactory clinical results by treating enuresis and incontinence through the liver and the lungs.
