What counts of bones, joints, sinews, veins, muscles, vessels and vital points does chapter 3 give, and what does the editor's footnote say about the joints?

Detailed answer

Verse 2 counts 300 bones, 300 joints, 900 sinews, 700 veins and 500 muscles; the footnote argues that two bones meet at one joint, so joints must be fewer, cites Suśruta (300 bones, 210 joints) and, although all three manuscripts read the same, judges the reading corrupt. Verse 3 counts 24 dhamanīs from the navel (ten up, ten down, four crosswise), 16 kaṇḍarās and 6 kūrcas. Verse 4 adds 2 muscle cords, 7 skin layers, 8 channels, one liver, one spleen and 16 rows of large intestine. Verse 5 gives 107 vital points, 9 openings and eighty lakh hair pores, and verse 6 gives 32 teeth and 20 nails.