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|Videos|May 25, 2016
Myofascial pain: Working out the knots
Learn more about this officially recognized pain syndrome in pets and people.
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Overstimulated muscle fibers. We're not talking muscle-bound weight lifters here, but a recently officially recognized pain syndrome in pets and people. Although this type of pain doesn't show up on radiographs or other objective tests, it is a painful experience for your veterinary patients. Find out more from rehabilitation and pain management specialist Dr. Janice Huntingford.
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