Get an overview of the most commonly reported pain patterns associated with trigger points with the Travell, Simons & Simons' Trigger Point Pain Patterns wall chart. This visual material can serve as a useful reference for physiotherapists, massage therapists, physicians, and anyone who wants to better understand muscle pain and its possible relationship to myofascial trigger points.

A practical and clear tool for everyday reference

This wall chart displays the pain patterns described in connection with trigger points - spots in muscle tissue that are linked to referred pain in the professional literature. The chart provides a quick visual guide to how specific pain areas may be mapped to particular muscles. It is suitable for use in clinics, rehabilitation centers, or as a study aid at home.

The chart’s design is intended to be clear and easy to understand, which can facilitate explaining the basics to clients or patients. The poster is primarily intended as educational and orientational material; it does not replace a professional examination or individualized treatment plan.

Why you should have this chart

• Detailed depiction of trigger points and their described pain patterns - makes it easier to quickly orient yourself in the subject
• Supports education and communication through visual representation of connections
• Suitable for professionals as well as for home study
• Clear anatomical design that simplifies working with clients and patients
• Practical wall format for easy use in the workplace

Main product features

• Large wall chart displaying trigger point pain patterns
• Includes anatomical illustrations of muscles and associated pain areas
• Suitable as a reference and teaching aid for medical and rehabilitation fields
• Can help with orientation in pain maps and in educating clients/patients
• Intended as supporting material; does not replace diagnosis or treatment by a professional