Application techniques5 min read

Defining and covering an application field

A neutral, repeatable technique: landmark, delimit, cover, document.

Four steps

Landmark: identify two or three palpable bony references. Delimit: mark the field mentally between them. Cover: apply thinly and evenly, in a consistent direction. Document: record field, quantity, time and duration.

Why repeatability matters

Observation is only meaningful when the intervention is stable. Holding field, quantity and rhythm constant is what makes a series of sessions comparable.

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Application zones

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Formulation

FormulationPHRENIC DUOTwo-step topical concept for the phrenico-cervical field: the lower cervical, supraclavicular and shoulder application zones.→FormulationCTO DUOCervicothoracic zone concept, developed for the transition between neck and upper back.→FormulationPlexus SolarisAnterior thoracic and epigastric application concept inspired by the coeliac plexus region.→FormulationSX DUOSacral application concept designed for the lower posterior pelvic surface.→FormulationPlexus Brachialis DUOShoulder–arm concept following the brachial plexus surface projection.→FormulationInflammaSacraHorizontal, symptom- and phase-oriented support line for pain, irritation and inflammatory tissue reactivity — applicable anywhere on the body.→

Knowledge article

Knowledge articleNeurocutaneous anatomyThe interface where peripheral nerve architecture meets the skin, and how SIRIAM defines its zones.→Knowledge articleHow we work: method and evidenceOur development discipline, the limits of what we claim, and how educational models are used.→Knowledge articleFrequently asked questionsNeutral answers to the questions we receive most often.→

Research

ResearchSurface field mappingHow anatomical landmarks are translated into reproducible application fields.→

Protocol

ProtocolOAA DUO protocolRegion definition · Sequence · Documentation→ProtocolPHRENIC DUO protocolRegion definition · Sequence · Documentation→ProtocolCTO DUO protocolLandmarks · Coverage · Review→ProtocolPlexus Solaris protocolField · Rhythm · Log→ProtocolTLO DUO protocolLandmarks · Bilaterality · Interval→ProtocolSX DUO protocolField · Pressure · Cycle→