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Formulation
FormulationInflammaSacraHorizontal, symptom- and phase-oriented support line for pain, irritation and inflammatory tissue reactivity — applicable anywhere on the body.→FormulationKORR IntegralisSegmental Runner — the standardised transversal formulation for one isolated facilitated dermatome or spinal segment.→FormulationOAA DUOOccipital and upper cervical application zones, formulated for the cranial dermatome transition.→FormulationPHRENIC DUOTwo-step topical concept for the phrenico-cervical field: the lower cervical, supraclavicular and shoulder application zones.→
Body region
Body regionHeadCranial and occipital surface territories, innervated by branches of the trigeminal and upper cervical nerves.→Body regionNeckCervical and cervicothoracic transition, including the supraclavicular field of the brachial plexus.→Body regionShoulder & ArmUpper limb territories following the brachial plexus and its terminal branches.→Body regionThoraxThoracic dermatomal bands, organised as regular segmental strips across the anterior and posterior trunk.→
Plexus
PlexusCervical plexusLateral neck, occipital scalp, periauricular field and clavicular line.→PlexusBrachial plexusSupraclavicular fossa, shoulder cap, arm, forearm and hand.→PlexusLumbar plexusLower back, inguinal line, anterior and medial thigh.→PlexusSacral plexusGluteal region, posterior thigh, leg, foot and perineum.→
Neurocutaneous zone
Neurocutaneous zoneOccipital neurocutaneous zoneWhere cranial and upper cervical surface territories overlap across the nuchal line.→Neurocutaneous zoneCervicothoracic neurocutaneous zoneThe transition between the cervical shoulder line and the upper thoracic bands.→Neurocutaneous zoneEpigastric neurocutaneous zoneAnterior trunk field mapped to the coeliac plexus surface projection.→Neurocutaneous zoneThoracolumbar neurocutaneous zoneJunctional field where thoracic bands give way to lumbar territories.→
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QR informationOAA DUO QR recordVersioned label code resolving to this formulation page, composition index and current protocol.→QR informationPHRENIC DUO QR recordVersioned label code resolving to this formulation page, composition index and current protocol.→QR informationCTO DUO QR recordVersioned label code resolving to this formulation page, composition index and current protocol.→QR informationPlexus Solaris DUO QR recordVersioned label code resolving to this formulation page, composition index and current protocol.→