7.16 Frequency-specific microcurrent Carolyn McMakin Frequency-specific microcurrent is a means of treating myofascial pain and remodeling fascial adhesions and scar tissue. Frequency specific-microcurrent uses specific frequencies delivered as square wave…
7.18 Temperature effects on fascia Werner Klingler The use of heat is a common tool in the treatment of muscular disorders such as stiffness or myalgia. Early reports of heat-induced…
1.9 Membranous structures within the cranial bowl and intraspinal space Torsten Liem and Ralf Vogt Embryonic growth dynamics of the dural membrane according to Blechschmidt Understanding the dynamics of embryological…
8.4 Roles of fascia in molecular biology of adaptation of muscle size Richard T. Jaspers, Can A. Yucesoy and Peter A. Huijing Introduction Skeletal muscle is able to adapt its…
7.23 Nutrition model to reduce inflammation in musculoskeletal and joint diseases Mary T Hankinson and Elizabeth A Hankinson Musculoskeletal diseases are more prevalent than all chronic disease types, a major…
3.5 Biotensegrity The mechanics of fascia Stephen M Levin and Danièle-Claude Martin Introduction Fascia is the fabric of the body; not the vestments covering the corpus, but the warp and…
1.6 The thoracolumbar fascia An integrated functional view of the anatomy of the TLF and coupled structures Andry Vleeming Introduction To understand and treat low back pain, or even better,…
5.4 Spastic paresis Mick Kreulen, Mark J.C. Smeulders and Peter A. Huijing Introduction Spastic paresis is a common term to denominate typical presentations of the motor disorders in a specific…
3.1 Force transmission and muscle mechanics General principles Peter A Huijing Muscle force is generated within sarcomeres within myofibers (i.e., muscle fibers). The sarcomere forces (summed according to the rules…
5.5 Diabetic foot Sicco A Bus Introduction Diabetes mellitus is a chronic disease affecting over 200 million people worldwide, a number that will double in the next 20 years (www.diabetesatlas.org/content/diabetes)….
