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TRPS

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AcronymDefinition
TRPSTrichoRhinoPhalangeal Syndrome
TRPSTrigger Point (myofacial pain)
TRPSThomson Reuters Pricing Service
TRPSThe Rock Poster Society (Oakland, CA)
TRPSTalyllyn Railway Preservation Society (Wales, UK)
TRPSTasman Regional Policy Statement (New Zealand)
TRPSTime Reporting and Payroll System
TRPSTemperature Regulating Power Supply
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Local heat application, therapeutic exercises, oral medication and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) (Pulsed mode, frequency--70-80 Hz, 100-110 microsecond duration) maximum of 14 sessions varied depending on the number of MTrPs with 20 minutes each trigger point per session for 2 weeks.
The coding choice for trigger point injections depends on the number of muscles injected, not the number of injections given
They have a greater risk of creating muscle trigger points as well as a greater risk of reactivating latent areas of myofascial pain.
The health specialist believes that workplace stress and hours spent sitting in the same position or making repetitive movements can cause "trigger points" to be created in the muscles.
Trigger points? Most health care professionals don't diagnose or know how much pain and discomfort trigger points, a common malady, cause.
The technique of SMR helps to loosen up fascial adhesions found in the connective tissue throughout the body (myofascia is the specific fascia connected to muscle fibers (Trigger Point Performance, 2015)).
Soft tissue mobilisation techniques include friction massage, myofascial release, acupressure and trigger point therapy.
Myofascial pain syndrome starts as a peripheral disorder in which pain develops in a localized central area of muscle contraction as called the myofascial trigger point (MTrP).
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