Clinical Relevance of Fascial Tissue and Dysfunctions
@article{Klingler2014ClinicalRO, title={Clinical Relevance of Fascial Tissue and Dysfunctions}, author={W. Klingler and M. Velders and K. Hoppe and M. Pedro and R. Schleip}, journal={Current Pain and Headache Reports}, year={2014}, volume={18}, pages={1-7} }
Fascia is composed of collagenous connective tissue surrounding and interpenetrating skeletal muscle, joints, organs, nerves, and vascular beds. Fascial tissue forms a whole-body, continuous three-dimensional viscoelastic matrix of structural support. The classical concept of its mere passive role in force transmission has recently been disproven. Fascial tissue contains contractile elements enabling a modulating role in force generation and also mechanosensory fine-tuning. This hypothesis is… CONTINUE READING
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