Myogelosen verleugnen die mesenchymale Grundregulation

Abstract: Although the term "myogeloses" is commonly used in medical terminology, it is still unclear, whether the muscular indurations which have been palpated, really belong to a muscle or whether they affect more frequently the mesenchymal connective tissue which is pathogenetically more important and only fake myogeloses during the displacement between muscles. In the light of the revolutionary works of Pischinger and his assistants about the system of basic regulation", the vegetative role of the "soft connective tissue" has become more important. Due to these works, the indurations, which have been palpated, receive a new and far reaching pathogenic importance, which can not be contributed to the myogelosis as a local disease of the muscle. lt seems, that because of the understanding of that time, a mistake in the attribution has occurred.

Keyword(s): Myogelosen

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