hen asked to deliver a lecture at the First World Congress on Abdominal and Pelvic Pain in Amsterdam this month, I immediately knew what topic I wished to focus on: myofascial trigger points and connective tissue restrictions.
Both play a major role in many abdomino-pelvic pain syndromes, yet are often overlooked by providers, both physicians and physical therapists.
In this post, I’d like to share a video of my talk with you. The lecture is titled “The External Expression of Abdomino-Pelvic Pain: Referred Soft Tissue Phenomena.” (For those of you who have read our posts on physical therapy for pelvic pain, this talk will go a long way toward explain the “external” work that we administer to patients.)
To view the video of the lecture, just click the following link:
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