Masseter Hydrodissection for TMJ Pain

  Introduction Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD) can be a debilitating source of pain in the jaw. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is the joint that connects the jaw to the skull. Dysfunction of the TMJ affects 5-12% of people. Pain in the jaw primarily causes headaches and difficulty chewing secondary to pain. In addition to [...]

Pitcher’s Back-Leg Hip Pain Resolved with Hydrofascial Release™

  Introduction Hydrofascial Release™ is an important tool to help athletes return to their full potential and improve sports performance. Back-leg hip pain—often overlooked—can significantly impact a pitcher’s velocity, accuracy, and overall mechanics. We present a case at The Fascia Institute and Treatment Center of a pitcher with tightness at the anterior hip of [...]

Ulnar Nerve Hydrodissection for Ulnar Neuropathy

Introduction Ulnar neuropathy is a common nerve injury secondary to nerve entrapment at the elbow. Repetitive compressive forces to the inside or medial side of the elbow can irritate the nerve and cause damage. Damage to the ulnar nerve can be assessed with a nerve conduction study and electromyography. Modern evaluation can also include [...]

Fascial Hydrorelease for Fixed Flexion Deformity After Total Knee Arthroplasty

Case Report · The Fascia Institute Fascial Hydrorelease for a Stiff Knee After Knee Replacement About one in five patients is dissatisfied after a total knee replacement — often because the knee won’t fully straighten. We report a 63-year-old hypermobile woman with a 25° fixed flexion deformity and hamstring fascial adhesions on [...]

Pain Between the Shoulder Blades: Interfascial Hydrodissection for Medial Scapular Pain

Case Series · The Fascia Institute Pain Between the Shoulder Blades: Interfascial Hydrodissection for Medial Scapular Myofascial Pain Catherine Kingry, MD  ·  Jacques Courseault, MD, CAQSM, FAAPMR Tulane University School of Medicine · The Fascia Institute and Treatment Center® Medial scapular border · Hydrodissection · Fascia · [...]

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