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Myofascial Trigger Points
Explore the effectiveness of dry needling in addressing myofascial trigger points associated with neck and upper back pain. Understand the differences between superficial and deep dry needling, including the mechanisms of action and how these techniques impact pain relief. Delve into the physiological effects of dry needling, including its impact on blood flow, neurological responses, and remote effects. Learn about the indications and contraindications of dry needling to ensure safe and effective application. Examine an intriguing case study of a patient who presented with bilateral neck and upper back pain. Review the dry needling procedure performed, enhanced with relevant clinical images for a comprehensive understanding. Gain insights into the clinical evidence supporting the effectiveness of this treatment, equipping you with the knowledge to apply these techniques in your practice effectively.
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