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Wed Jun 17

• Anatomy Notes: Referred pain

Wed May 13

• The Body Online - Stony Brook University Department of Anatomy

Sat Apr 4

• Trigger Point & Referred Pain Guide

Thu Nov 6

• Sclerotome Pain Poster's - Clinical Charts and Supplies

Sat Sep 27

• NYT - ?Referred Pain? Opens Research Window for Neuroscientist s - Nerves Tangle, and Back Pain Becomes a Toothache: Referred pain is thought to emanate from trigger points -- taut nodules that develop within muscle

Tue Sep 16

• ?Referred Pain? Opens Research Window for Neuroscientist s - NYTimes.com

Mon Sep 15

• Nerves Tangle, and Back Pain Becomes a Toothache: Referred pain is also thought to emanate from trigger points ? taut nodules that develop within muscle ? which were first described in the 1960s by Dr. Janet G. Travell, who treated President John F. Kennedy?s back pain. The matrix of trigger points and their predictable pain-referral patterns has ?a remarkable correspondence with acupuncture meridians in Chinese medicine,? said Dr. Jay P. Shah, a physiatrist in the rehabilitation medicine department at the National Institutes of Health.

Thu Sep 11

• Strange New Source of Bladder Pain Discovered - Yahoo! News: A painful bladder condition known as interstitial cystitis is not at all what it seemed, scientists have discovered. The pain seems to originate not in the bladder but in the colon, and the body miscommunicate s the source of the pain to the brain. The findings suggest the pain can be treated rectally with an anesthetic in a suppository or gel, or perhaps an anesthetic patch applied to pelvic skin. The pain seems to originate not in the bladder but in the colon

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