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Travell, Simons, & Simons' Point Pain Patterns wall charts include the iconic muscles and pain point patterns illustrations that set the standard in the field from Travell, Simons, & Simons' Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction: The Trigger Point Manual, the definitive reference on myofascial pain. All regions of the body are covered across two wall charts, ideal for reference and patient education. This set contains the following two 20โ x 26โ laminated wall charts: Travell, Simons & Simonsโ Trigger Point Pain Patterns: Head, Neck, and Upper Limb (978-1-9751-8384-4) Travell, Simons & Simonsโ Trigger Point Pain Patterns: Trunk, Pelvis, and Lower Limb (978-1-9751-8385-1) Review: Very good, just a shipping messed up - The product was great, the only thing was that desertcart split the package and I only got one of the charts. Review: Missing poster - Was really excited to receive the bundle but then only received 1 of 2 posters. Will be returning unless I hear back, I sent an email to the manufacturer.
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| Customer Reviews | 3.5 out of 5 stars 13 Reviews |
G**G
Very good, just a shipping messed up
The product was great, the only thing was that amazon split the package and I only got one of the charts.
D**E
Missing poster
Was really excited to receive the bundle but then only received 1 of 2 posters. Will be returning unless I hear back, I sent an email to the manufacturer.
A**R
Trigger points missing
Fine quality material, arrived fine, and the images do help identify muscle pain patterns but the familiar black x for actual Trps are sadly missing in all images. It would have been so very easy to include as each major muscle is already separated. Blurry images on description fooled me. Do not buy if you expect trigger points to be included
A**R
as advertised
as advertised
T**A
it doesnt have the X for the trigger point, just the pattern
i think the product might be ok if the spot where the trigger point is supposed to be was actually printed
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