Myofascial, Fibromyalgia, Trigger Pts, Pain Pg. 3

The author shows how a complementary approach to diagnosis & treatment of these disorders can use acupuncture,manual therapy,injections,exercise and medications,both Eastern & Western. - By Alon Marcus (1998) 719 pages. Many illustrations

The evidence is examined and application to the clinical setting discussed.Detailed information is presented about the explicit and implicit assumptions which form the basis of current practice. - By Refshauge and Gass (2004) 305pp

This book presents introductory general information on all trigger points & detailed descriptions of single-muscle syndromes in the upper half of the body,& a basis for understanding the cause of a patients pain & ways of eliminating it.(1991) 1038pp

This is the second volume of two volumes, and contains information relating to the lower half of the body. - By Travel & Simons. (1991) 626pp

This book is organised into 3 parts: General Considerations, Trigger Point Management,and Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation. - By Edward S. Rachlin and Isabel S. Rachlin. (2nd ed. 2002)606pp

This book reviews the pathogenesis,pathophysiology,clinical manifestations, differential diagnosis & management of this growing interest across the healthcare professionals involved in treating pain. Many line drawings. -By Peter Baldry. (2001) 413pp

Collection of papers related to the neurochemical mechanisms of acupuncture analgesia.The authors aim is to promote the exchange of information in acupucnture research at international level. (1987) 597pp

This book is an ideal learning tool for the student/new practitioner who wishes to integrate neuromuscular techniques into their osteopathy, physiotherapy, physical therapy, chiropractic, sports massage, or any other manual therapy clinic. (2008) 236pp

This easy to read working guide is ideal for undergraduates & junior clinicians with little or no experience of treating & managing neuromusculoskeletal disorders. - By Nicola Petty (2004)380 pages / 268 illustrations