Siriam Navigator
Begin with anatomy.
Choose a structure and follow it through the platform: knowledge, research, protocols and the formulations mapped to it.
Body Regions
Shoulder & Arm
Upper limb territories following the brachial plexus and its terminal branches.
Siriam Navigator
Everything connected to Shoulder & Arm
Peripheral nerves, plexuses, body regions, formulations, protocols, ingredients, research and documentation, resolved live from the knowledge graph.
Metamer
Peripheral nerve
Peripheral nerveDorsal scapular nerveC5 — Medial scapular border field.→Peripheral nerveAxillary nerveC5–C6 — Lateral shoulder cap (regimental badge area).→Peripheral nerveMusculocutaneous nerveC5–C7 — Anterior arm flexors, continuing as the lateral cutaneous nerve of the forearm over the radial forearm surface.→Peripheral nerveRadial nerveC5–T1 — Posterior arm, forearm and dorsal first web space.→Peripheral nerveMedian nerveC6–T1 — Palmar surface of the radial three and a half digits.→Peripheral nerveUlnar nerveC8–T1 — Ulnar hand surface and medial one and a half digits.→
Through the connected formulations
Protocols, composition and documentation
Application zone
Application zoneLower shoulder girdleApplication zone used within the PLEXUS family.→Application zoneUpper armApplication zone used within the PLEXUS family.→Application zoneUnder armApplication zone used within the PLEXUS family.→Application zoneNerve pathsApplication zone used within the PLEXUS family.→
Research
Download
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.