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Does cervical discogenic pain equally refer pain unilaterally as it does bilaterally?
Furthermore, neck pathology can refer pain to the shoulder, which may require a screening evaluation of the neck.
Because MTrPs refer pain to the shoulder, they may contribute substantially to the clinical picture of shoulder pain.
Palpation must be precise as numerous structures in the groin are in close proximity, and can refer pain to overlapping areas.
In addition, these patients exhibit marked localized tenderness and often refer pain to distant sites like active myofascial trigger points (MTrPs).
TTDN is a new thermography approach used to support trigger points (TrPs) diagnostic criteria by presence of short-term vasomotor reactions occurring in the area where TrPs refer pain.
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Referred pain is always referred in one direction from deep to superficial tissues.
Pain arising from the deep tissues but "felt" in the superficial tissues is called referred pain.
I am pretty sure this was referred pain, but it was at the point where several nerves meet.
I shattered my pelvis in a car accident 20 years ago and I still have referred pain in my knee.
It hasn't even been a year since surgery, so there's going to be a lot of referred pain.
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