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Friction is defined as “an accurately delivered penetrating pressure applied through fingertips” . Cyriax, who is seen as the founder of the friction therapy, believed that deep frictions are appropriate for the treatment of [[tendinitis|tendinitis]], [[tenosynivitis|tenosynovitis]], [[muscle strain|muscle strains]], ligament lesions and scar healing . | |||
== Clinically Relevant Anatomy == | == Clinically Relevant Anatomy == |
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Friction is defined as “an accurately delivered penetrating pressure applied through fingertips” . Cyriax, who is seen as the founder of the friction therapy, believed that deep frictions are appropriate for the treatment of tendinitis, tenosynovitis, muscle strains, ligament lesions and scar healing .
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