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Ax + Rx — the code

Most likely pathway — write both ends, e.g. C3 R Vp asc contra MED ventral post

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Nervewrite a level and side, e.g. T10 L LCST IXa

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Suggestions for the line you're on show here — tracts, nerve correlates and the muscle picker, tissue layers.

Tab accept autocomplete (Enter never rewrites) · Alt+1–9 insert a suggested tract · Alt+0 the most likely pathway · / search codes · Esc back to note

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// — after treatment, follows the code Exercises / advice

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Note decoderlive reading of your shorthand

Each Ax + Rx line, decoded, as you type it.

PC correlations — structures for where it's felt and what they feel · today's levels first · tap to add

Where it's felt and what they feel — “R knee”, “L big toe”, “numbness”, “Morton's neuroma”, “reflux” — shows every structure it points to here.

How to read it

Write the session as usual. The picture reads today's Ax + Rx lines and their last three visits, the PC and the intake.
“Guarding gathers at” names the organ systems your lines reached most (the method's §6.11 tables) — “persistent” when 2 of the last 3 visits did too.
“Possible: fits a … picture” puts their own words (the PC, the intake, a PracSuite form) with your lines: “their symptoms only” before your lines reach that system, “symptoms and lines agree” once they do (or “lines only” when your lines gather there and nothing they've said fits yet). Open it for what fits, what doesn't, what's worth asking and when to refer to a GP; a red flag they told you comes first.
“By organ system” shows which lines reached each one, and the §4.9 rows their symptoms already meet.
The TCM lens is the tradition's map of those organs in WHO's terms: the patterns their symptoms match, what's worth asking next, and the balancing principle. Your hands lead: a network where guarding gathers is named even before they've said anything that fits, with the questions that tell its patterns apart; what their symptoms alone point to says which levels to check. A lead for questions — never a diagnosis, never a treatment.
The four thread lines read all the maps together — your lines, the possible patterns, the TCM lens and functional medicine's map: The thread is what ties their symptoms together and how many maps agree; Start with is a red flag first, then a caution, then what's worth raising with their GP, then the most upstream foundation (sleep, stress …) with why; Ask next is what tells the explanations apart; Track is what to check at the next visit. “Show the reasoning” opens what they told us, their story (before · set off by · keeping it going) and where the maps agree, every link with its source.

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Where it's felt — from the PC, or typed in the box — and what the TV will light there.

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