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Review began 02/08/2023 Review ended 02/16/2023 Published 02/19/2023 © Copyright 2023 Hopen. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License CC-BY 4.0., which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Intrafasciomembranal Fluid Pressure: A Novel Approach to the Etiology of Myalgias, Part II Stig Runar Hopen 1. Research, HOPEn Muskelterapi, Beitstad, NOR Corresponding author: Stig Runar Hopen, stig-runar@hopenmuskelterapi.no Abstract The fascia forms a hierarchy of spaces (small and large compartments) that contain and enclose muscle fibers, fiber bundles, skeletal muscles, and compartments of several skeletal muscles. Solid fascia serves as a membrane that enables an increased volume and fluid pressure within such a fasciomembrane, an intrafasciomembrial fluid pressure (IFMFP).

Cite this article as: Hopen S, Mjøen T (October 02, 2025) Myopraktikk (NO): A Narrative Review and Conceptual Hypothesis on Intrafasciomembranal Fluid Pressure, Biotensegrity, and Immediate Remote Myofascial Responses. Cureus 17(10): e93711. doi:10.7759/cureus.93711 © Copyright 2025Hopen et al. This is an open access articledistributed under the terms of the CreativeCommons Attribution License CC-BY 4.0.,which permits […]

Fascia is a continuous membrane (fasciomembrane) that enables differentiation of fluid pressure on either side. Fascia membrane also enables an internal increased fluid pressure at all muscle levels (fibers, fiber bundles, skeletal muscles, compartments), and the author introduces a new unifying term for these pressures, regardless of the anatomical level

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