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Effectiveness Taif University P. O. Box 11099 Taif 21944 Effectiveness of Dry Needling in Management of Myofacial Trigger Point
myofascial pain syndrome is considered to be a chronic condition due to sensitive pressure points within the muscle recognized as trigger points Generally the aim of this study will be : * To investigate the effectiveness of dry needling on trigger point in trapezius muscle * Evaluate the pain level before and after the applications of dry needling on trigger points * compare between the effects of dry needling and physical therapy exercise program
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