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[Pulse Type] Stringy pulse [xianmai] or Wiry pulse [xianmai] [Interpretation] A pulse that feels straight and long, like a musical instrument string, usually occurring in liver and gallbladder disorders or severe pain. [Comments] 
This is similar to the tense pulse, but longer and more tremulous. While severe pain can be easily reported, the wiry pulse confirms the liver and/or gallbladder as the focal point of the internal disharmony.
The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine
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