… tissue during athletic movement, it is still unclear whether fascial lesions cause longer RTP
durations. The included studies investigating the association between fascial damage and …

… , and sports trainers who regularly treat soft tissue injuries and dysfunction. Understanding
how the fascia … Both superficial and deep fascia within the body can be treated with manual …

… The importance of fascia and the fascial system in both movement and impaired movement
… it to the point now that we understand that fascia, along with muscles, is involved in force …

… The density of myofibroblasts was increased in the human lumbar fascia in comparison to
fasciae from the two other regions examined in this study: fascia lata and plantar fascia [H(2) = …

… degree on how well the elastic recoil properties of your fascial network are supporting these
movements. If the architecture of our fascial network is indeed such an important factor in …

… the deep fascia on musculoskeletal pain, focusing on findings from histological and
experimental studies; and to assess the nociceptive and associated responses of the deep fascia to …

… this, the fascial bands … fascia of the dorsal thigh, the measured SF movement seems to
stem from a mutual interaction with the semimembranosus. We assume that muscle movement, …

… insight into function, does not allow for complete understanding of how fascia works. To
better understand this, study of the fascial system in living, moving limbs is gaining popularity.…

… -wide fascial network may possibly constitute our richest sensory organ. While the richness
of innervation in the fascial net is certainly impressive, it could also be argued that fascia may …

… The aim of this study is to observe and quantify the strain field of the external surface of the
fascia lata, including the ITT, during a passive movement of knee flexion-extension. Collected …