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What is fascia and how was it viewed by anatomists in the past?
What is fascia and how was it viewed by anatomists in the past?
Fascia is a white, fibrous connective tissue that keeps muscles and organs in place. Anatomists used to cut it off and discard it.
What has recent research shown about fascia?
What has recent research shown about fascia?
Recent research has shown that fascia is sticky, gloopy, and obstructs the view of muscles, bones, and organs.
Who is Erasmus Wilson and what did he call fascia?
Who is Erasmus Wilson and what did he call fascia?
Erasmus Wilson was a 19th-century anatomist who called fascia a natural bandage.
What is the main function of fascia?
What is the main function of fascia?
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How would you describe the properties of fascia?
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