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Similar to myofascial release, active release techniques (ART) involves a practitioner using his or her hands to apply pressure to the soft tissue in an effort to treat problems with muscles, fascia, nerves, tendons, and ligaments.
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The ATM2 is a therapeutic device that places the patient in a static position, allowing pain-free motion at specific joints to normalize movement impairments. The goal of this treatment is to give the patient immediate pain reduction, increased range of motion, and improved function.
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