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physiopraxis 2024; 22(02): 26-34
DOI: 10.1055/a-2200-8692
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Entstehung von Triggerpunkten

Siegfried Mense
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Zur Pathophysiologie von Triggerpunkten wird nach wie vor viel geforscht. Studien bestätigten, dass eine Energiekrise bei der Entstehung eine wichtige Rolle spielt. Neuere Erkenntnisse ergänzen das Modell. Dieser Refresher bringt Sie auf den neuesten Wissensstand. Im Mittelpunkt stehen muskuläre Triggerpunkte.



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