Simons travell and simons 1999 used books

Graven-Nielsen T, Jansson Y, Segerdahl M, et al.: Experimental pain by ischaemic contractions compared with pain by intramuscular infusions of adenosine and hypertonic saline. It is the first study to report such changes. This is an exciting preliminary report describing the biochemical changes in the active TrP milieu. Shah J, Phillips T, Danoff JV, Gerber L: A novel microanalytical technique for assaying soft tissue demonstrates significant quantitative biochemical differences in 3 clinically distinct groups: normal, latent, and active. Windisch A, Reitinger A, Traxler H, et al.: Morphology and histochemistry of myelogelosis.

Reitinger A, Radner H, Tilscher H, et al.: Morphologische untersuchung an triggerpunkten. J Pharmacol Exp Ther 1978, 205:340вЂ“356.Д«lackman JG, Hopkins WG, Milne RJ, Peterson DW: Supercontracture at endplates of mammalian muscle fibers caused by decamethonium and related agonists. Hudson CS, Rash JE, Tiedt TN, Albuquerque EX: Neostigmineinduced alterations at the mammalian neuromuscular junction. Am J Phys Med 1976, 55:65вЂ“88.Дuxson MJ, Vrbova G: Inhibition of acetylcholinesterase accelerates axon terminal withdrawal at the developing rat neuromuscular junction. Simons DG, Stololv WC: Microscopic features and transient contraction of palpable bands in canine muscle. A detailed exploration of the origin and nature of the abnormal electrical activity found in the TrP zone. Simons DG, Hong CZ, Simons L: Endplate potentials are common to midfiber myofascial trigger points. Simons DG, Hong CZ, Simons L: Prevalence of spontaneous electrical activity at trigger spots and control sites in rabbit muscle. Hong CZ, Yu J: Spontaneous electrical activity of rabbit trigger spot after transection of spinal cord and peripheral nerve. Hubbard and Berkoff first published studies showing the increase in electrical activity at the active TrP site. Hubbard DR, Berkoff GM: Myofascial trigger points show spontaneous needle EMG activity.

Reinohl J, Hoheisel U, Unger T, Mense S: Adenosine triphosphate as a stimulant for nociceptive and nonnociceptive muscle group IV receptors in the rat. It contains the most comprehensive introduction to myofascial pain and presents the relevant TrP features of each muscle in the upper body. This is the authoritative work in the field. Simons DG, Travell JG, Simons LS: Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction: The Trigger Point Manual, vol 1, edn 2.Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins 1999.

Simons travell and simons 1999 used books