Background The fascial system not only enables the body to operate in an integrated
manner but modifies its tension in response to the stress on it. Recent animal, cadaveric and
in-vitro trials have shown that “myofascial force transmission”(MFT) can play a major role in
homeostasis, musculoskeletal function and pain. Human evidence for the in-vivo existence
of MFT is scarce. Objective This scoping review attempts to gather and interpret the
available evidence of the in-vivo existence of MFT in humans, its role in homeostasis, and …