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The sixth described principal fascial distortion type is the tectonic fixation. It is defined as a physiological alteration in which the fascial surface has lost its ability to properly glide. Since fixated fascial surfaces can occur in any joint in the body, tectonic...
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When the transition zone between ligament, tendon, or other fascial structure, and bone loses its ability to structurally respond to external forces, this is called a continuum distortion. The presenting body language of this third principal fascial distortion type is...
