By Dr. Ross Turchaninov, Phoenix, AZ We have published three parts of this article in the previous issues of JMS. To review them, please use these links: Part I:
by Ross Turchaninov, MD In the previous JMS issues, we explored the anatomy and physiology of the periosteum and the mechanisms behind the formation of periosteal dysfunctions. Part I: Medical Massage Courses &
By Dr. Ross Turchaninov, MD As discussed in the first part of this article, (Medical Massage Courses & Certification | Science of Massage Institute » PERIOSTAL MASSAGE. PART I: STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF P
By Dr. Ross Turchaninov, MD My colleague B. Prilutsky suggested that the Journal of Massage Science should publish article on Periostal Massage (PM). Once, we addressed that subject in Massage & Body
This clinical case is unique, and extremely complex, and its description is long. However, we ask therapists interested in the clinical application of massage therapy to finish it because nothing
By Dr. Ross Turchaninov, MD Medical Massage (MM) as a clinical modality can be successfully used to treat chronic visceral disorders. In these cases, the therapi
This clinical case is an excellent illustration of the clinical potential of Medical Massage and how far it may take therapists who decided to learn and practice this unique m
By Dr. Ross Turchaninov, MD Very frequently, an initial visual observation gives vital clinical clues, which should be confirmed later during the patient’s evaluation
By O. Bouimer, LMT, CMMP, (Los Angeles, USA) Dr. E. Gubsky (Republic of Belarus) In Part I of this article (Science of Massage Institute » GOOD VIBRATIONS. PART I. Clinical Effects Of Vibration MassageScience
by Dr. Ross Turchaninov This article finalizes our ongoing discussion on the formation of reflex zones in soft tissues referenced in the previous two issues of JMS (Science of
