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BILOMAP P2 vertical slice · variant B (Astro) FR

Middle trapezius, medial belly

Trigger point · Upper back — interscapular region

Author alias
  • MTrP5 (Akamatsu 2015)
  • MTrP5.1 (Akamatsu 2015)
  • MTrP5.2 (Akamatsu 2015)
  • TrP5 (Travell & Simons, vol. 1)

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Trapezius · No assembled muscle record for this muscle yet.

Record status

Matter sourced description sourced
Palpation documented manoeuvre · stopping criterion absent sourced
Geometry not placed unavailable
Pattern text only sourced
Safety palpation only · invasive technique not publishable unavailable
Relationship distance cannot be calculated unavailable

Documentary views

LocateLocal map unavailable: geometry not placed.unavailable
PalpatePalpation illustration unavailable.unavailable
ResponsePattern described in words; illustration not reconstructed.unavailable

The muscle and the place

Middle trapezius, medial belly

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What the finger seeks

The patient lies on the opposite side, the hand placed on the thigh or between the knees, to stabilize the scapula; the authors do not specify here a finer palpation gesture (flat, pincer) for this portion — that material (p. 289-291) does not fall within the scope harvested by the September 2 matrix.

The material retained by today's matrix does not describe fibre orientation or a band-search technique specific to this portion (p. 289-291, out of scope).

Stopping criterionabsent

sourced · single source

Sources
  • travell-tpm-1 · vol. 1, ch. 6, p. 316 — TrP central 5, position patient pour stabiliser l’omoplate

What pressure brings out

TrP 5 causes the patient to complain of a burning interscapular pain.

sourced · single source

Sources
  • travell-tpm-1 · vol. 1, ch. 6, p. 304 — TrP 5, douleur interscapulaire brûlante

The technique

Invasive technique not publishable: the structured contract is incomplete.

unavailable

Caution

Nothing is published about what pressure wakes here: the works speak of trapezius pain as a whole, never portion by portion.

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Convergence

This section requires a distance explicitly referencing this geometrically placed locus. A distance to its carrying muscle is never assigned to it.

no convergence calculated for this place

unavailable