2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jemermed.2015.04.027
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Myofascial Pain Syndromes in the Emergency Department: What Are We Missing?

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“…[4] Furthermore, although patients with acute or chronic MPS are commonly seen in the emergency room, emergency physicians are not often trained to diagnose and treat MPS, leading to suboptimal management of these patients. [5] Current clinical diagnosis of MPS is made based on focal or regional pain and the presence of hypersensitive nodules—myofascial trigger points (MTrPs). [6,7] These trigger points are located in taut bands, groups of muscle fibers that elicit pain with palpation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[4] Furthermore, although patients with acute or chronic MPS are commonly seen in the emergency room, emergency physicians are not often trained to diagnose and treat MPS, leading to suboptimal management of these patients. [5] Current clinical diagnosis of MPS is made based on focal or regional pain and the presence of hypersensitive nodules—myofascial trigger points (MTrPs). [6,7] These trigger points are located in taut bands, groups of muscle fibers that elicit pain with palpation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An diesen Stellen ist die Zytokinkonzentration erhöht und der pH-Wert niedriger [58]. Unbehandelte MPS können sich in autonomen Dysfunktionen, wie der Veränderung der Körpertemperatur, Schwitzen, Piloerektion, propriozeptiven Veränderungen und einem Erythem der darüber liegenden Haut äußern [62]. Ein Muskel, der mit Bändern oder Faszien mit TrP im Verbund funktioniert, arbeitet weniger effizient, da eine Dehnung im physiologischen Maß verhindert wird und das Bewegungsausmaß eingeschränkt sind [74].…”
Section: Klassifikation Des Chronischen Unteren Rückenschmerzesunclassified
“…myoActivation is a unique structured system of assessment and treatment designed to reduce myofascial components of chronic pain. A key principle of myoActivation is to understand that the site of pain is often not the source of pain [38][39][40][41]44]. For example, spasm of the quadratus lumborum muscle mimics appendicitis and low back pain may originate from the abdominal wall musculature [38,39,45].…”
Section: Myoactivation Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In coupled pain, the source of pain is distant, not dermatomal, from the localized area of pain. Examples include shoulder pain or knee pain originating from strained ipsilateral external oblique muscle, or lower quadrant abdominal pain originating from an ipsilateral quadratus lumborum muscle in sustained contraction [38][39][40]. This distant site has no direct muscular or neurological connection, yet the coupled pain is resolved by restoration of the originating tissue to a normal anatomical state [41].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%