Siriam Navigator
Begin with anatomy.
Choose a structure and follow it through the platform: knowledge, research, protocols and the formulations mapped to it.
Peripheral Nerves
Intercostal nerves
T1–T11 — Segmental thoracic and abdominal wall bands.
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Everything connected to Intercostal nerves
Peripheral nerves, plexuses, body regions, formulations, protocols, ingredients, research and documentation, resolved live from the knowledge graph.
Body region
Metamer
MetamerMetamer T1Medial upper arm and axillary border.→MetamerMetamer T11Band below the umbilicus.→MetamerMetamer T2Upper thoracic band across the axilla and upper chest.→MetamerMetamer T3Thoracic band at the level of the third rib.→MetamerMetamer T4Band at the nipple line.→MetamerMetamer T5Mid-thoracic band between nipple line and xiphoid.→
Knowledge article
Knowledge articleReading peripheral nerve territoriesWhy peripheral nerve fields and dermatomes describe the same skin in two different languages.→Knowledge articleThe occipital nerves and the cranial transitionGreater, lesser and third occipital nerves, and the field where cranial and cervical territories meet.→Knowledge articleMedial branches of the dorsal ramiThe paraspinal strips immediately lateral to the spinous processes, and their segmental regularity.→Knowledge articleCranial nerves and facial surface territoriesThe twelve cranial nerves, and which of them carry a cutaneous field.→
Through the connected formulations
Protocols, composition and documentation
Application zone
Research
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DownloadPlexus application protocolsPDF · 1.5 MB · Professional — Surface paths and session structure for the PLEXUS family.→DownloadComposition and ingredient indexPDF · 0.9 MB · Open — Full INCI listing and functional role per ingredient.→DownloadQR label packZIP · 6.1 MB · Professional — Product QR codes linking to the corresponding knowledge pages.→
The Navigator is an educational reference interface. It describes anatomical organisation and where formulations are intended to be applied. It is not a diagnostic tool and makes no therapeutic claims.