Faszienforschung: Quo vadis?: Neue Wege in der Akupunktur

Translated title of the contribution: Fascia research: Quo vadis?: New acupuncture methods

Johannes Fleckenstein, Robert Schleip, Cornelia Sachs, Mark Driscoll, Susan Shockett, Thomas Findley, Werner Klingler

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Abstract

Although the fascia has been studied for a long time, science has only recently begun to pay more attention to the exploration of this network in our bodies. The essential role the fascia plays for body perception and the mobility of body structures is now being explored. After a brief look at the fascia as a specialized connective tissue, we introduce six of the most important current research areas. These are sports science, myofascial pain research, evolutionary biology, molecular biology, biomechanics, and functional anatomy. The abundance of research areas demonstrates our growing understanding of fascial connective tissues and suggests hope for new clinical approaches, such as in the treatment of lower back pain and in cancer research.

Translated title of the contributionFascia research: Quo vadis?: New acupuncture methods
Original languageGerman
Pages (from-to)447-452
Number of pages6
JournalManuelle Medizin
Volume56
Issue number6
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Dec 2018
Externally publishedYes

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