A recent calculation by Grunwald estimated the total number of fascial nerve endings in an
average human body at 100 million. This estimation related to the total mass of dense …

The previous part of this textbook demonstrated the topographical continuity and the
specialized local adaptations of the global fascial network. Agreed, it is possible to dissect …

Manual therapists, chiropractors, physiotherapists, and osteopaths all need a thorough
understanding of anatomy and physiology for the examination and treatment of a patient …

It is now recognized that fascial network is one of our richest sensory organs, the fascial
element of the muscle is innervated by approximately 6 times as many sensory nerves than …

When we think about the somatic portion of the body, images of skeletal muscle, bones, and
joints usually come to mind. However, none of these structures can suffer much direct …

Introduction only very few (morphological and physiological) investigations of the
innervation of fascia, we will base our description mainly on the neurophysiological …

Fascia has both generalised and specialised function in humans. It is a subject of wide
range of scientific research with many specialisation of focus and emphasis. Recent …

Fascia is fascinating, and the more it is studied the more extraordinary its properties appear—
whether in terms of its structural, communication, immune or other functions. Keeping …

Introduction being closely linked to the former. Erlanger and Gasser introduced a mixed
Latin/Greek classification (Aα, Aβ, Aγ, Aδ, B, and C), for both motor and sensory fibers …

Several interpretations of the term" fascia" exist within the research community, with no
singular agreed-upon definition. However, in simplest terms, fascia can be described as a …