The Pocket Atlas of Trigger Points: A User-Friendly Guide to Muscle Anatomy, Pain Patterns, and the Myofascial Network for Students, Practitioners, and Patients
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The Pocket Atlas of Trigger Points: A User-Friendly Guide to Muscle Anatomy, Pain Patterns, and the Myofascial Network for Students, Practitioners, and Patients

by Simeon Niel-Asher

Medicine Health Anatomy
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The Pocket Atlas of Trigger Points is a concise, approachable guide to muscle anatomy, pain patterns, and the myofascial network. Created for students, practitioners, and patients, it provides a practical reference for understanding trigger points and their connection to muscular pain and body structure.

About This Book

The Pocket Atlas of Trigger Points offers an accessible introduction to trigger points and their relationship to muscle anatomy.

It explores pain patterns and the myofascial network in a compact, user-friendly format.

Written for students, practitioners, and patients, the book supports learning and reference across different levels of experience.

Its focus on anatomy, muscular pain, and myofascial connections makes it a practical addition to health and bodywork libraries.

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