Medical Massage

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WHY THERAPISTS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HYALURONIC ACID – PART II 

By Dr. Ross Turchaninov, Phoenix, AZ              We continue our discussion about the important role Hyaluronic Acid (HA) plays in human health and in therapists’ work, usi
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MEDICAL BILLING – SIMPLIFYING A COMPLEX ISSUE – PART I

          In the last issue of JMS, we published an article by our former student Steve Smith, LMT, CMMP, where he shared his experience working with the Veterans Administration. Our readers greatly apprec
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PERSONAL OPINON: MEDICAL MASSAGE THERAPY AND VETERAN ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL SERVICES

          Very frequently therapists who consider taking SOMI’s training ask if we provide instruction in working with medical insurance or if we help therapists connect with ins
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WHY THERAPISTS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HYALURONIC ACID – PART I 

By Dr. Ross Turchaninov, Phoenix, AZ  Why should we dedicate a special article to the subject of Hyaluronic Acid (HA), which seems to be unrelated to massage therapy and manual medicine? We deem this topic
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PHYSICIAN CONNECTIONS

          This article is the personal account of Science Of Massage Institute’s former student Curt Lezanic, LMT, CMMP, from San Antonio, Texas. Curt’s experience working with local physicians
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PERIOSTAL MASSAGE Part V: CLINICAL APPLICATION

By Dr Ross Turchaninov, Phoenix, AZ             This is the final segment of our article on extremely efficient treatment options for Periosteal Massage. Here are links to Parts I-IV: Part I: Medical Mass
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MEDICAL MASSAGE IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC VISCERAL DISORDER

    Before presenting the clinical case sent to us by our former student, Steve Smith, LMT, CMMP, we would like to share its history. Former and current students of SOMI form a professional network to
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PERIOSTAL MASSAGE Part IV: CLINICAL FOUNDATIONS OF PERIOSTAL MASSAGE

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:
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PERIOSTAL MASSAGE. PART III: TYPES OF PERIOSTEAL DYSFUNCTIONS

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 &
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PERIOSTAL MASSAGE. PART II: FORMATION OF PERIOSTEAL DYSFUNCTIONS

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