Where is the anterior Chapman point for the uterus located?

• A. Medial pubic ramus near superior pubic symphysis
• B. Superior aspect of the junction of the pubic ramus and ischium
• C. Trochanter downward on lateral aspect of femur
• D. Between PSIS and SP of L5

Answer: (B)

In Chapman point work, anterior points map to the front of the body and indicate a visceral area that can reflect tenderness and autonomic balance for that organ. For the uterus, the classic anterior Chapman point is at the superior aspect of the junction where the pubic ramus meets the ischium, in the anterior pelvis. This location sits at the upper pelvic brim and aligns with the uterus’s pelvic position and its neural/lymphatic drainage, making it the most representative anterior point to address.

The other locations correspond to different regions or to posterior points, so they aren’t the anterior uterus point.