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- Neuromuscular_therapy abstract "Neuromuscular therapy (NMT) is an approach to soft tissue manual therapy in which quasi-static pressure is applied to soft tissue to stimulate skeletal striated muscle.Through applied knowledge of trigger points, neuromuscular therapy addresses postural distortion (poor posture), biomechanical dysfunction, nerve compression syndrome, and ischemia.In NMT, one must apply manual pressure perpendicular to the skin surface if muscle is to be stimulated.Myokinesthetic System Myo = muscle, Kinesthetic = movement. Myokinesthetic theraphy is a soft tissue treatment option that focuses on muscle, soft tissue, and nerves. The goal of the Myokinesthetic System is to identify and address the cause of the problem within the nervous system.Through a postural assessment the nerve root that is causing the problem is identified. By stimulating all of the muscles associated with a particular nerve root, the nervous system learns to send the proper signal to the muscles allowing them to respond and function properly – with a full range of motion and without tension and pain.Restoring a full range of motion to a muscle ensures proper functioning thereby maximizing the training process and optimizing performance.The Myokinesthetic System can:-Alleviate (and even eliminate) pain-Restore range of motion-Improve posture".
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- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLink Category:Massage_therapy.
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLink Category:Osteopathic_manipulative_medicine.
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLink Ischemia.
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- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLink Myofascial_pain_syndrome.
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLink Myofascial_release.
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLink Nerve_compression_syndrome.
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLink Perpendicular.
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLink Poor_posture.
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- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLink Skeletal_muscle.
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- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLinkText "Neuromuscular Therapy".
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLinkText "Neuromuscular therapy".
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLinkText "Nimmo Receptor-Tonus Technique".
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLinkText "neuromuscular functioning".
- Neuromuscular_therapy wikiPageWikiLinkText "neuromuscular therapy".
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- Neuromuscular_therapy subject Category:Massage_therapy.
- Neuromuscular_therapy subject Category:Osteopathic_manipulative_medicine.
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- Neuromuscular_therapy comment "Neuromuscular therapy (NMT) is an approach to soft tissue manual therapy in which quasi-static pressure is applied to soft tissue to stimulate skeletal striated muscle.Through applied knowledge of trigger points, neuromuscular therapy addresses postural distortion (poor posture), biomechanical dysfunction, nerve compression syndrome, and ischemia.In NMT, one must apply manual pressure perpendicular to the skin surface if muscle is to be stimulated.Myokinesthetic System Myo = muscle, Kinesthetic = movement. ".
- Neuromuscular_therapy label "Neuromuscular therapy".
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