JMS 2013 Issue #4 | SOMI
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NEUROSCIENCE BEHIND THE NEUROMATRIX THEORY OF PAIN: INTERNET POSTS AND LETTERS TO JMS
INTERNET POSTS Diane Jacobs, PT “There is no such thing as a pain receptor.” True. There are (in the body) only nociceptors. Nociception and pain are two different things. “The brain does not receive pain
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NEUROSCIENCE BEHIND THE NEUROMATRIX THEORY OF PAIN: A NEUROLOGIST’S LETTER AND RESPONSE
Boris, This could not be further from factual science that is highly documented. There ARE multiple pain receptors, including somatic, cutaneous and visceral receptors. OF COURSE the brain receives the pain sig
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Issue #4, 2013: Contents
Letter from the Editor 2013 Issue #4 Your Letters 2013 Issue #4 Persons of the Month 2013 Issue #4 Science of Medical Massage NEUROSCIENCE BEHIND THE NEUROMATRIX THEORY OF PAIN: Understanding Professor R. Melza
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Good Apples/Bad Apples 2013 Issue #4
The purpose of this section of the Journal of Massage Science is to inform the practitioners about valuable articles that frequently go unnoticed, as well as to point to those authors and publications who prese
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MEDICAL MASSAGE vs. SPORTS INJURY
In every issue of our journal, you will find a Case of the Month, which we will select from among those submitted. Everyone who is using MEDICAL MASSAGE PROTOCOLS in their practice may submit their cases for re
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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 an important step in explaining to practitioners the scientifically sound data
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Persons of the Month 2013 Issue #4
We have two very special guests for our readers. Our Persons of the Month are Prof. Ronald Melzack and Prof. Joel D. Katz from Canada. Prof. Melzack is one of the most influential scientists of modern times. Hi
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Your Letters 2013 Issue #4
In Issue #3, 2013: Contents of JMS in Good Apples/Bad Apples, we reviewed Dr. J. Muscolino’s article “Working the Hands in Concert-The Force Couple Technique” published in the 52(2), 2013 issue of Massage
