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‎Trigger points in thermography

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==Trigger points in thermography==

'''Myofascial trigger points''' or ''Trigger poins'''in human condition are hyperirritable spots in the fascia area surrounding skeletal muscle. It is associated into taut bands of muscle with palpable nodules sometimes named ''knots''. This musculoskeletal pain radiates from those points until sometimes broader area.

This is a controversy affection as sometimes threated so by pshychiatry as khinesiology disciplines like ostheopathy. The fact that the root cause are multiple or unknown drive some to push this affection as mental illness or placebo causing severe disturbance in the healing process.

The point as 80-90% of trigger points correspond to [[acupuncture]] points doesn't help the controversy but drives some to cure this conditions with acupuncture and sometimes a great success but are maybe a great path to better understand acupuncture.

This pain is real but problematic as no traditionnal occidental medicine is usually able to cure it or not without secundary effect risks.

[[Fichier:Trigger-points-thermography-valdez.jpg|480px|Thermographic view of trigger points sight]]

The points are only visible in case of pain, a normal thermography doesn't display them.

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	[[Fichier:Dry-needling-thermography-carlos-rio.jpg\|Dry needling treatment monitored with thermography]]		[[Fichier:Dry-needling-thermography-carlos-rio.jpg\|Dry needling treatment monitored with thermography]]

−	Controversy or not, treatment has a real effect on the body.	+	Controversy or not, treatment has a real effect on the body as described too in a recent research: '''[http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0129034 Evolution of Skin Temperature after the Application of Compressive Forces on Tendon, Muscle and Myofascial Trigger Point]'''.

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	Controversy or not, treatment has a real effect on the body.		Controversy or not, treatment has a real effect on the body.

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		+	Français:[[point de gâchette]]

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−	The elastography is a good complement of thermography here by doing ~~a range~~ idea:	+	The elastography is a good complement of thermography here by doing an amplitude idea and later to validate success of the treatment:

	[[Fichier:Trigger-points-elastography-thermography.jpg\|Elastography and thermography of trigger points by Carlos RIO]]		[[Fichier:Trigger-points-elastography-thermography.jpg\|Elastography and thermography of trigger points by Carlos RIO]]

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	As this medical method maps the elastic properties of soft tissue, this gives a better quantitative idea of the situation and helps to decide about treatment.		As this medical method maps the elastic properties of soft tissue, this gives a better quantitative idea of the situation and helps to decide about treatment.
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		+	Below a demonstration how thermography can follow evolving of a "''dry needling''" treatement by Carlos Rio:
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		+	[[Fichier:Dry-needling-thermography-carlos-rio.jpg\|Dry needling treatment monitored with thermography]]
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		+	Controversy or not, treatment has a real effect on the body.


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−	The elastography is a good complement of thermography here by doing a ~~depth~~ idea:	+	The elastography is a good complement of thermography here by doing a range idea:

	[[Fichier:Trigger-points-elastography-thermography.jpg\|Elastography and thermography of trigger points by Carlos RIO]]		[[Fichier:Trigger-points-elastography-thermography.jpg\|Elastography and thermography of trigger points by Carlos RIO]]

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	The points are only visible in case of pain, a normal thermography doesn't display them.		The points are only visible in case of pain, a normal thermography doesn't display them.
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		+	The elastography is a good complement of thermography here by doing a depth idea:
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		+	[[Fichier:Trigger-points-elastography-thermography.jpg\|Elastography and thermography of trigger points by Carlos RIO]]
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		+	As this medical method maps the elastic properties of soft tissue, this gives a better quantitative idea of the situation and helps to decide about treatment.
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 This is a controversy affection as sometimes threated so by pshychiatry as khinesiology disciplines like ostheopathy. The fact that the root cause are multiple or unknown drive some to push this affection as mental illness or placebo causing severe disturbance in the healing process.
-The point as 80-90% of trigger points correspond to [[acupuncture]] points doesn't help the controversy but drives some to cure this conditions with acupuncture like with ''dry needling'' (a sterile one-use needle) and sometimes a great success but are maybe a great path to better understand acupuncture.
+The point as 80-90% of trigger points correspond to [[acupuncture]] points doesn't help the controversy but drives some to cure this conditions with acupuncture like with ''dry needling'' (a sterile one-use needle inserted cautiously into the knot to release pressure) and sometimes a great success but are maybe a great path to better understand acupuncture.
 This pain is real but problematic as no traditionnal occidental medicine is usually able to cure it or not without secundary effect risks.