Medical Massage

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HOW MASSAGE HEALS THE BODY: CLINICAL APPLICATION OF GATE CONTROL AND NEUROMATRIX THEORIES OF PAIN

By Dr. Ross Turchaninov In Part I of this article published in HOW MASSAGE THERAPY HEALS THE BODY. PART IV of JMS we discussed the Gate Control Theory of Pain and its clinical applications. Part II published in
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MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE AS A SUPPORTIVE THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ASCITES

By John F. Mramor, MA, LMT, CLT, NCTMB, CR, RM This is the first part of an article about Ascites and its manual treatment, submitted to JMS by John F. Mramor, LMT. At the beginning I would like to mention the
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HOW MASSAGE THERAPY HEALS THE BODY. PART IV: PHENOMENON OF PAIN AND MASSAGE THERAPY: NEUROMATRIX THEORY

By Dr. Ross Turchaninov We continue our series of articles under the general name, “How Massage Therapy Heals The Body” (please refer to issues of HOW MASSAGE THERAPY HEALS THE BODY. PART I: Piezoelectrical
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HOW MASSAGE THERAPY HEALS THE BODY. PART IV

THE PHENOMENON OF PAIN AND MASSAGE THERAPY: GATE-CONTROL THEORY OF PAIN By Ross Turchaninov, MD We continue to review how massage therapy heals the human body via various healing mechanisms we summarized in Fig
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ALL ABOUT MEDICAL MASSAGE. Dr. Turchaninov’s Radio Interview on the ‘Speaking of Health’

On April 4, Dr. Ross Turchaninov, Editor in Chief of JMS was invited to discuss topic of medical-massage and its role in modern medicine as a guest on VoiceAmerica's Speaking of Health radio program, hoste
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THE IMPORTANCE OF CRITICAL THINKING AND CLINICAL REASONING FOR THE MASSAGE THERAPIST

By Stephen Ryason, LMT, MMT As massage therapists, we occupy a unique place in the field of healthcare. Massage therapy when applied correctly has been proven to be highly effective and, in many cases, essentia
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CUPPING MASSAGE

By B. Prilutsky, MA, LMTand Dr. Ross Turchaninov According to the basic principles of medical massage, pathological changes in the soft tissues can develop on different levels: the skin, superficial fascia, sup
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MOVEMENT IMPAIRMENTS OF THE SCAPULOTHORACIC REGION: SCAPULAR DOWNWARD ROTATION SYNDROME

By Jeffery B. Wood, LMT, COTA/L, BS The shoulder is truly an amazing structure. The longer you study the biomechanical components of the upper extremity, the more fascinating it becomes. Truly, the most interes
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IN DEFENCE OF PROFESSOR MELZACK’S CONTRIBUTION TO MODERN SCIENCE

Dr. TURCHANINOV’S PERSONAL LETTER Dear Readers: As you have noticed, a large part of this issue of JMS is dedicated to the Science of Pain. We think this is such an important topic that everyone who pract
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NEUROSCIENCE BEHIND THE NEUROMATRIX THEORY OF PAIN: Understanding Professor R. Melzack’s Theory

By Ross Turchaninov, MDand B. Prilutsky, MA, LMT The Editorial Board of JMS considers the publication of Prof. Melzack's article as an important step in explaining to practitioners the scientifically sound