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motivation (client) 241motor (efferent) nerves/neurons 48, 50movement (mobility)assessingobservation 181–2soft tissue 186therapeutic, during healing process 201see also immobilization; mobilizationmucosa-associated lymphatic tissue (MALT) 32muscleforce transmission 14manual therapy focusing on 190relaxation techniques 245weakness and fatigue 190myofasciaassessment 186client-relayed information 190sequence example 189therapeutic techniques 215–16, 247see also myokinetic/myofascial chains or meridians myofibroblasts14–15scars and 96, 201hypertrophic and keloid 107treatment of 196, 201, 203wound healing and 82, 83, 96, 196myokinetic/myofascial chains or meridians 13, 21, 188myotomes 53
Nnecrosisbreast implant-related 119skin, with liposuction 127needs, clients 167nerve(s) peripheral 49–50, 55compression/compression syndrome 71, 72hypersensitive 70motor 48, 50plexuses in breast cancer 123–5receptors see receptorssensitization see sensitizationsensory see sensory nervessupply/innervationdensity in pathophysiological scars 93fascia 55–6skin 10, 53, 55–6therapeutic considerations 224see also neuropathynerve cells see neuronsnerve fibers (axons) 48, 49, 50afferent see sensory (afferent) nervesin double-crush injury 72–3efferent 48, 50mixed/associated 50wound healing and 93nerve growth factor (NGF) 69, 92, 97nerve roots (radicles) 50, 52–3anterior 52–3pain relating to 64, 67posterior 53nervi nervorum 55, 66nervous system 45–78, 90–5
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motivation (client) 241
motor (efferent) nerves/neurons 48, 50
movement (mobility)
assessing
observation 181–2
soft tissue 186
therapeutic, during healing process 201
see also immobilization; mobilization
mucosa-associated lymphatic tissue (MALT) 32
muscle
force transmission 14
manual therapy focusing on 190
relaxation techniques 245
weakness and fatigue 190
myofascia
assessment 186
client-relayed information 190
sequence example 189
therapeutic techniques 215–16, 247
see also myokinetic/myofascial chains or meridians myofibroblasts
14–15
scars and 96, 201
hypertrophic and keloid 107
treatment of 196, 201, 203
wound healing and 82, 83, 96, 196
myokinetic/myofascial chains or meridians 13, 21, 188
myotomes 53
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