Where can the posterior adrenal Chapman point be found?

The posterior adrenal Chapman point is located between the spinous and transverse processes of the T11-T12 vertebrae. Chapman points are specific areas in the body that correspond to the innervation of various organs and are used in osteopathic medicine for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. The location at T11-T12 aligns anatomically with the adrenal glands, which are situated superior to the kidneys at this level in the body.

Understanding this point aids in recognizing how the body's visceral structures can exhibit referred symptoms in specific anatomic zones. The location's relation to the spine provides insight into the underlying neuroanatomy, where the autonomic nervous system's influence over the adrenal glands influences function and homeostasis.