JMS 2017 Issue #3 | SOMI

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Table of Contents Issue #3 2017

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR NEWS FROM OUR CLINICS TENNIS ELBOW OR NOT? THE CLINICAL VALUE OF PALPATION BUILDING CLINICAL RESULTS WITH MEDICAL MASSAGE MEDICAL MASSAGE VS SECONDARILY DEVELOPED PLANTAR FASCIITIS INTROD
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SCIENCE OF ONCOLOGY MASSAGE. PART II

Massage Therapy In Cases Of Established Anti-Cancer Therapy By Dr. Jeffrey M. Cullers, DC In Part 1 of this article published in SCIENCE OF ONCOLOGY MASSAGE. PART I, 2017 we discussed the basic principles of th
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Letter from the Editor Issue #3 2017

Dear Friends and Colleagues,  Welcome to Issue #3 of 2017. We appreciate the support of our readers from all around the world. Here is the content of the current issue we hope you will enjoy:  In our News fro
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HOW REAL SCIENCE DEFEATED “NEW” PAIN CONCEPT

By Dr. Ross Turchaninov We value our readers, their thoughts, opinions and contributions. This article is a great example of that. The idea to write it came to us as a result of an e-mail sent to Journal of Mas
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New CMMPS Issue #3, 2017

INTRODUCING NEW CMMPS The Unstoppable Passion For Helping Patients CONGRATULATIONS to Patricia Spatz, Mary Ann Maloney, Renee Zona, Yulia Chekan and Carole Suzanne Jackson!!!! Our newest Certified Medical Massa
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MEDICAL MASSAGE vs. CONSEQUENCES OF HIP REPLACEMENTS

This Case of the Month is submitted by Sally Ramsey, LMT, BBA from Massage Connection in Sarasota, Florida. Under the leadership of our former student Shea Shulman, CMMP, LMT, who tirelessly works with her prac
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Good Apples, Bad Apples Issue #3 2017

The purpose of this section of the Journal of Massage Science to inform the practitioners about valuable articles that frequently go unnoticed, as well as to point to those authors and publications who exhibit
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TENNIS ELBOW OR NOT?

By Dr. Ross Turchaninov, Phoenix, AZ Our clinic has a limited number of regular patients since we do whatever it takes to completely fix the problem and give patients enough home tools to prevent the same sympt
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THE CLINICAL VALUE OF PALPATION

By Dr. Ross Turchaninov, Phoenix   Two years ago, one of the PCPs who works with our clinic sent us his patient with a very unusual situation. A 65 year-old female was walking out of the mall when she sudd
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BUILDING CLINICAL RESULTS WITH MEDICAL MASSAGE

By Karen Mooney, PhD, CMMP, Florida I am presenting this case to stress several important points: first, the recognition of the potential integrative role of Medical Massage in a patient’s treatment plan; and