Deep fascia covers muscles in connective tissue bundles and can create tight knots acting as trigger points. Superficial fascia may be mixed with fat, depending on location. Fascia forms superficial, deep, and subserous layers. It is a product of mesenchyme, which develops in embryo and forms bone, cartilage, and lymphatic system components. What is Fascia? (02:54)įascia is a strong connective tissue surrounding and isolating muscles, and providing support and protection. Myofascial Pain Syndrome and Trigger Point (02:23) Lecture objectives are to define MFPS and MFTrP and understand their clinical presentation define fascia layers and perform treatments. Patty Ponce will demonstrate, assisted by Natalie Senese, Mary Nadelen, and Sherry Drysdale. Myofascial Release Techniques Overview (04:12) FREE PREVIEWĭr.
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