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myofascial pain syndrome p sariaslani md assistant professor of neurology medical college of kermanshah what is myofascial myo muscle fascia connective tissue covering muscles from head to toe providing support ...

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     Myofascial Pain 
         Syndrome
            P.Sariaslani. MD
          Assistant Professor of Neurology
          Medical College of Kermanshah
      What is myofascial?
  • Myo = muscle
  • Fascia = connective tissue covering muscles 
   from head to toe providing support, stability 
   and cushioning
  • Myofascial = dense, tough, flexible tissue that 
   surrounds and covers all muscles and bones
 - Myofascial pain (MP) is a soft tissue pain 
 syndrome with local and referred pain 
 arising from trigger points (TPs). 
             Muscular rheumatism       
        Nonarticular rheumatism or newer term:
  
        Soft tissue pain syndromes (STP).
       soft tissue pain syndromes
 Local STPs:
 bursitis (subacromial, olecranon, trochanteric, prepatellar, 
 and pes anserine), tenosynovitis (biceps, supraspinatus, 
 infrapatellar, and achilles), and enthesopathies (lateral 
 epicondylitis and medial epicondylitis).
 Regional STPs:
 myofascial pain syndrome (myofascial pain syndrome 
 involving muscles of the trunk and extremities), 
 myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome (myofascial pain 
 syndrome involving facial muscles), and complex regional 
 pain syndrome (types I and II).  
 Generalized STPs:
 fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS), chronic fatigue syndrome 
 (FMS-like when widespread body pain present), and 
 hypermobility syndrome.
      Trigger points(TPs)
 TPs generating MP are localized painful 
 areas of skeletal muscle containing taut 
 bands that can be exquisitely sensitive to 
 digital pressure. TPs may be active or 
 latent.
  - Active TPs are present in patients with 
 painful regional conditions.
  - Latent TPs are asymptomatic but may 
 be revealed by deep palpation on 
 physical examination. 
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...Myofascial pain syndrome p sariaslani md assistant professor of neurology medical college kermanshah what is myo muscle fascia connective tissue covering muscles from head to toe providing support stability and cushioning dense tough flexible that surrounds covers all bones mp a soft with local referred arising trigger points tps muscular rheumatism nonarticular or newer term syndromes stp stps bursitis subacromial olecranon trochanteric prepatellar pes anserine tenosynovitis biceps supraspinatus infrapatellar achilles enthesopathies lateral epicondylitis medial regional involving the trunk extremities dysfunction facial complex types i ii generalized fibromyalgia fms chronic fatigue like when widespread body present hypermobility generating are localized painful areas skeletal containing taut bands can be exquisitely sensitive digital pressure may active latent in patients conditions asymptomatic but revealed by deep palpation on physical examination...

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