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HeadDUO

OAA DUO

Occipital and upper cervical application zones, formulated for the cranial dermatome transition.

C0C1C2C3

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NeckDUO

PHRENIC DUO

Two-step topical concept for the phrenico-cervical field: the lower cervical, supraclavicular and shoulder application zones.

C3C4C5C6

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NeckDUO

CTO DUO

Cervicothoracic zone concept, developed for the transition between neck and upper back.

C4C5C6T1

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ThoraxPLEXUS

Plexus Solaris

Anterior thoracic and epigastric application concept inspired by the coeliac plexus region.

T6T7T8T9

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LumbarDUO

TLO DUO

Thoracolumbar transition concept for the mid-to-lower back application field.

T12L1L2L3

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SacrumDUO

SX DUO

Sacral application concept designed for the lower posterior pelvic surface.

S1S2S3S4

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Shoulder & ArmPLEXUS

Plexus Brachialis DUO

Shoulder–arm concept following the brachial plexus surface projection.

C5C6C7C8

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LumbarPLEXUS

Plexus Lumbalis DUO

Lumbar plexus concept covering the lower back and anterior thigh projection field.

L1L2L3L4

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Inflammation zoneSPECIALIST

InflammaSacra

Horizontal, symptom- and phase-oriented support line for pain, irritation and inflammatory tissue reactivity — applicable anywhere on the body.

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LumbarPLEXUS

Plexus Lumbosacralis DUO

Transition concept for the lumbosacral field, where lumbar and sacral territories meet across the pelvic rim.

L4L5S1S2

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Specific dermatomeSPECIALIST

KORR Integralis

Segmental Runner — the standardised transversal formulation for one isolated facilitated dermatome or spinal segment.

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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 regionThoraxThoracic dermatomal bands, organised as regular segmental strips across the anterior and posterior trunk.→Body regionLumbarThoracolumbar junction and lumbar plexus projection field, extending toward the anterior thigh.→

Metamer

MetamerMetamer C0Suboccipital transition field between cranium and atlas.→MetamerMetamer C1Largely without a distinct cutaneous strip; described as a transition field.→MetamerMetamer C2Posterior scalp to the vertex and the angle of the mandible.→MetamerMetamer C3Posterolateral neck and lower occipital surface.→

Peripheral nerve

Peripheral nerveGreater occipital nerveC2 (dorsal ramus) — Posterior scalp from the superior nuchal line toward the vertex.→Peripheral nerveLesser occipital nerveC2–C3 — Lateral occipital scalp and superior auricular surface.→Peripheral nerveThird occipital nerveC3 (dorsal ramus) — Suboccipital surface and upper cervical midline.→Peripheral nerveSupraclavicular nervesC3–C4 — Lower neck, clavicular line and upper pectoral surface.→

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.→

Application zone

Application zoneSuboccipitalApplication zone used within the DUO family.→Application zoneRetroauricularApplication zone used within the DUO family.→Application zoneSubmandibularApplication zone used within the DUO family.→Application zonePre-SCMApplication zone used within the DUO family.→

Knowledge article

Knowledge articleDermatomes: the segmental map of the skinHow the body surface is organised into segmental bands, and why those bands are a useful design language.→Knowledge articleThe occipital nerves and the cranial transitionGreater, lesser and third occipital nerves, and the field where cranial and cervical territories meet.→Knowledge articleThe cervical plexusC1–C4: the smallest somatic plexus, with an outsized surface footprint.→Knowledge articleDefining and covering an application fieldA neutral, repeatable technique: landmark, delimit, cover, document.→

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

ProtocolOAA DUO protocolRegion definition · Sequence · Documentation→ProtocolPHRENIC DUO protocolRegion definition · Sequence · Documentation→ProtocolCTO DUO protocolLandmarks · Coverage · Review→ProtocolPlexus Solaris protocolField · Rhythm · Log→

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→

QR information

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 QR recordVersioned label code resolving to this formulation page, composition index and current protocol.→