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Archived

Authors

WMC:Robert Schleip

Credits

1.50

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Description

In ths presentation you will learn about the latest developments and insights from the international field of fascia research relevant for massage therapists. Gain knowledge of the new definition of fascia and learn the four types of mechanoreceptors: Golgi, Paccini, Ruffini, and interstitial endings. We will discuss what kind of touch triggers which receptors and physiological responses. Hear about recent insights into fascia, including fascia as a pain generator and nociceptive innervation of fascia. This course holds particular relevance for low-back pain and offers practical suggestions on application.

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WMC-Webinar159

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