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Plexuses

Sacral plexus

L4–S4 — Gluteal region, posterior thigh, leg, foot and perineum.

← Lumbar plexus

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Everything connected to Sacral plexus

Peripheral nerves, plexuses, body regions, formulations, protocols, ingredients, research and documentation, resolved live from the knowledge graph.

Formulation

FormulationSX DUOSacral application concept designed for the lower posterior pelvic surface.→FormulationPlexus Lumbosacralis DUOTransition concept for the lumbosacral field, where lumbar and sacral territories meet across the pelvic rim.→

Body region

Body regionSacrumSacral surface projection across the posterior pelvic base and perineal field.→Body regionLeg & FootLower limb territories following the lumbar and sacral plexuses to the foot.→

Metamer

MetamerMetamer L4Medial leg and medial malleolus.→MetamerMetamer S4Perianal and lower sacral surface.→MetamerMetamer L5Lateral leg and dorsum of the foot.→MetamerMetamer S1Lateral foot border and posterior calf.→MetamerMetamer S2Posterior thigh strip and posterior calf.→MetamerMetamer S3Medial gluteal fold and ischial field.→

Peripheral nerve

Peripheral nerveSuperior gluteal nerveL4–S1 — Gluteal field above the piriformis line.→Peripheral nerveSciatic nerveL4–S3 — Posterior thigh, dividing into tibial and fibular territories.→Peripheral nervePudendal nerveS2–S4 — Perineal and lower sacral surface.→

Knowledge article

Knowledge articleThe sacral plexusL4–S4 on the posterior pelvic wall, origin of the sciatic nerve.→Knowledge articleThe cervical plexusC1–C4: the smallest somatic plexus, with an outsized surface footprint.→Knowledge articleThe brachial plexusC5–T1: roots, trunks, divisions, cords and terminal branches.→Knowledge articleThe lumbar plexusL1–L4 within the psoas major, projecting onto the anterior thigh.→

Download

DownloadNeuro Atlas reference sheetsPDF · 4.2 MB · Open — Printable dermatome, plexus and neurocutaneous overview sheets.→

Through the connected formulations

Protocols, composition and documentation

Application zone

Application zoneSacral baseApplication zone used within the DUO family.→Application zonePosterior superior iliac spine lineApplication zone used within the DUO family.→Application zoneGluteal foldApplication zone used within the DUO family.→Application zoneIliac crest lineApplication zone used within the DUO family.→Application zonePosterior superior iliac spineApplication zone used within the PLEXUS family.→Application zoneUpper gluteal quadrantApplication zone used within the PLEXUS family.→

Research

ResearchDevelopment methodThe four-phase discipline behind every SIRIAM formulation family.→ResearchSurface field mappingHow anatomical landmarks are translated into reproducible application fields.→ResearchFunctional EMG MappingEducational bilateral spinal visualisation alongside the medial branches of the dorsal rami.→

Protocol

ProtocolSX DUO protocolField · Pressure · Cycle→ProtocolPlexus Lumbosacralis DUO protocolLandmarks · Coverage · Review→

Download

DownloadDUO application protocolsPDF · 1.8 MB · Professional — Structured routines for the four DUO concepts, with logging templates.→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.→DownloadPlexus application protocolsPDF · 1.5 MB · Professional — Surface paths and session structure for the PLEXUS family.→

Ingredient

IngredientAqua baseCarrier phase→IngredientGlycerinMoisture binding→IngredientShea butterSkin-feel and occlusive body→IngredientPanthenolSurface conditioning→IngredientTocopherolFormulation stability→

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.