Fascial Dysfunction
Let's look at some major forms of fascial dysfunction and pathology, whether acquired or inherited, due to trauma, genetics, or pathologies.
Leon Chaitow
This article was excerpted from Fascial Dysfunction: Manual Therapy Approaches, 2nd edition, edited by Leon Chaitow, and with permission from the publisher Handspring Publishing.
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