[libribook.com] Traumatic Scar Tissue Management 1st Edition
extent of trauma and scar 96–7, 103extracellular matrix (ECM) 5–8, 199CNS 48fascia 13wound healing and 199extremities see limbs
Ffascia 11–22assessment 186client-relayed information 190client-relayed fascial and myofascial indicators 190deep/axial 16, 18–19definition 12in manual therapy 14, 215–16, 224innervation 55–6meningeal 16neural 54pain relating to 64, 66restrictions 73sliding mechanism and 7, 9structure and function 11–22superficial/panniculus 16, 17–19see also myofasciafascicular fascia 19, 20fatexcess removal by liposuction 126–7lymphatic transport 32, 35fatiguecompassion 249–50, 250muscle 190fetal wound repair 198–9fibroblasts 14scar formation 107, 110wound healing and 110fibrosis 85, 190lymphedema and 41fibrous proteins, fascial 15–16fight-or-flight-or-freeze response 52, 135, 136, 137, 147firmness assessment 184
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fascia 11–22
assessment 186
client-relayed information 190
client-relayed fascial and myofascial indicators 190
deep/axial 16, 18–19
definition 12
in manual therapy 14, 215–16, 224
innervation 55–6
meningeal 16
neural 54
pain relating to 64, 66
restrictions 73
sliding mechanism and 7, 9
structure and function 11–22
superficial/panniculus 16, 17–19
see also myofascia
fascicular fascia 19, 20
fat
excess removal by liposuction 126–7
lymphatic transport 32, 35
fatigue
compassion 249–50, 250
muscle 190
fetal wound repair 198–9
fibroblasts 14
scar formation 107, 110
wound healing and 110
fibrosis 85, 190
lymphedema and 41
fibrous proteins, fascial 15–16
fight-or-flight-or-freeze response 52, 135, 136, 137, 147
firmness assessment 184