… and morphological changes occurring in these tissues during … changes occurring within
skeletal muscle, fascial tissue, and … impairment of the coupling between these tissues and the …

… joint stabilizing, proprioception enhancement, coupled with pain management training based
… well as therapeutically induced, changes in fascial tissue properties associated with many …

… examination included fascial tissue sections from lumbar fascia, plantar fascia and … Thus,
we suggest that short-term stiffness changes in fasciae might possibly be sufficient to impact …

… changes in the fascial connective tissue caused by the manipulation, such as the deformation
and displacement of the fascial tissue… and biochemical changes of fascia induced by …

… In order to track perimeter changes of the fascial compartments, copper beads (2–8 mm; …
tissues, such as the PLF, the supraspinous ligaments and the surrounding fascial tissues within …

… change of muscle groups individually, synergies between muscles emerge as a result of
non-neural coupling, … role of the connective tissue. In this section we will illustrate the muscular …

… tissue and cells of fascia are subject to pathological changes (eg scar formation, repair,
reactive mechanisms induced by inflammation). Reactive changes of loose connective tissue …

… The latter used the MyotonPro, an innovative handheld device for measuring
biomechanical properties of soft tissues, to assess change in the biomechanical properties of …

… of the extracellular fluid change in polarity and charge affecting fascial motion. This somatic
… fascia, these properties coupled with the tensile strength of linear collagen makes this tissue …

… Reversible “densification” of areolar connective tissue may occur with changes in … transmitted,
fasciae need to become mechanically coupled in shear. If interfascial connective tissue is …