Comprehensive Guide to Myofascial Pain

This guide lists pain related to myofascial syndrome in each part of the body.
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Chronic pain of myofascial origin, by region, front viewChronic myofascial pain, by region, back view

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This guide is based on the article on myofascial syndrome described by Janet G. Travell and David G. Simons. Even if the pathophysiology of this syndrome has been questioned for many years, the clinical description of referred pain remains valid in daily practice.

The myofascial syndrome is similar to the notion of trigger point developed by other authors, the resulting painful topographies are the same.

Muscle pain in the head and neck Shoulder and arm muscle pain Muscle pain in the elbow, arm and hand Trunk muscle pain Lower trunk muscle pain, pelvic pain Hip, thigh and knee pain of muscular origin Leg and foot muscle pain Muscle pain in the head and neck Shoulder and arm muscle pain Trunk muscle pain Muscle pain in the elbow, arm and hand Lower trunk muscle pain, pelvic pain Hip, thigh and knee pain of muscular origin Leg and foot muscle pain
Post operative chronic pain