Janet G. Travell | Academic Influence

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Janet G. Travell's Degrees

Doctorate Medicine Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Janet Graham Travell was an American physician and medical researcher. Early life and education She was born in 1901 to John Willard and Janet Eliza Travell. Heavily influenced by her father's profession of physician, Travell made the decision to pursue a career in the medical field. In June 1929, in New York City, Janet married John William Gordon Powell, who was an investment counselor. They had two daughters—Janet and Virginia. At the age of 95, Travell died of heart failure at her home in Northampton, Massachusetts.

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Janet G. Travell's Published Works

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Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction : The Trigger Point Manual (1992) (2035)
Myofascial pain and dysfunction (1983) (933)
The myofascial genesis of pain. (1952) (468)
PAIN AND DISABILITY OF THE SHOULDER AND ARM: TREATMENT BY INTRAMUSCULAR INFILTRATION WITH PROCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE (1942) (296)
Temporomandibular joint pain referred from muscles of the head and neck (1960) (224)
Myofascial trigger points, a possible explanation. (1981) (131)
Myofascial origins of low back pain. 1. Principles of diagnosis and treatment. (1983) (121)
Myofascial origins of low back pain. 3. Pelvic and lower extremity muscles. (1983) (104)
A method for the evaluation of the effects of drugs on cardiac pain in patients with angina of effort; a study of khellin (visammin). (1950) (89)
Ethyl chloride spray for painful muscle spasm. (1952) (79)
Identification of myofascial trigger point syndromes: a case of atypical facial neuralgia. (1981) (62)
Postural vertigo due to trigger areas in the sternocleidomastoid muscle. (1955) (62)
Factors affecting pain of injection. (1955) (54)
ABSORPTION OF NICOTINE FROM VARIOUS SITES (1960) (52)
Myofascial origins of low back pain. 2. Torso muscles. (1983) (47)
EFFECT OF EXPERIMENTAL CARDIAC INFARCTION ON RESPONSE TO DIGITALIS (1938) (44)
Basis for the multiple uses of local block of somatic trigger areas; procaine infiltration and ethyl chloride spray. (1949) (40)
The lower extremities (1993) (40)
THE INFLUENCE OF THE HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION ON THE ABSORPTION OF ALKALOIDS FROM THE STOMACH (1940) (38)
ACTION OF DIGITALIS ON CONDUCTION IN THE SYNDROME OF SHORT PR INTERVAL AND PROLONGED QRS COMPLEX (1943) (37)
Referred pain from skeletal muscle; the pectoralis major syndrome of breast pain and soreness and the sternomastoid syndrome of headache and dizziness. (1955) (36)
Therapy directed at the somatic component of cardiac pain. (1948) (32)
Detection of coronary atherosclerosis in the living rabbit by the ergonovine stress test. (1956) (31)
The effect of theophylline with ethylenediamine (aminophylline) on the course of cardiac infarction following experimental coronary occlusion (1937) (29)
STUDIES ON PURIFIED DIGITALIS GLYCOSIDES: IV. THE SINGLE DOSE METHOD OF DIGITALIZATION (1942) (27)
Effect of heparin in effort angina. (1953) (27)
Referred somatic pain does not follow a simple "segmental" pattern. (1946) (25)
Pain syndromes of the chest muscles; resemblance to effort angina and myocardial infarction, and relief by local block. (1948) (24)
Failure of Alpha Tocopherol to Influence Chest Pain in Patients with Heart Disease (1950) (22)
AN ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE HEART IN LOBAR PNEUMONIA. (1931) (20)
Role of Somatic Trigger Areas in the Patterns of Hysteria (1947) (20)
Office hours: day and night : the autobiography of Janet Travell (1968) (19)
Pain mechanisms in connective tissues. (1952) (19)
Effects of ergometrine (ergonovine) on the isolated atherosclerotic heart of the cholsterol-fed rabbit. (1960) (17)
Early Relief of Chest Pain by Ethyl Chloride Spray in Acute Coronary Thrombosis: Case Report (1951) (16)
Rapid relief of acute stiff neck by ethyl chloride spray. (1949) (16)
COMPARISON OF EFFECTS OF ALPHA‐TOCOPHEROL AND A MATCHING PLACEBO ON CHEST PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH HEART DISEASE (1949) (15)
The electrocardiographic diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction in the presence of the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome. (1947) (14)
CARDIAC EFFECTS OF NICOTINE IN THE RABBIT WITH EXPERIMENTAL CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS * (1960) (14)
Mechanism of relief of pain in sprains by local injection technics. (1947) (12)
PHARMACOLOGY OF STIMULANT LAXATIVES (1954) (12)
Therapy of lowback pain by manipulation and of referred pain in the lower extremity by procaine infiltration. (1946) (11)
MECHANICAL HEADACHE (1967) (10)
The role of the lipoid in the renal tubule of the cat in uranium nephritis (1934) (8)
Influence of pH on Absorption of Nicotine from Urinary Bladder and Subcutaneous Tissues (1940) (8)
The importance of differences in the potency of digitalis in clinical practice (1930) (8)
Detection of coronary atherosclerosis in the living animal by the ergonovine stress test. (1955) (8)
Assessment of drugs for therapeutic efficacy. (1955) (7)
Treatment of painful disorders of skeletal muscle. (1948) (7)
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PHARMACOLOGY OF PSEUDOMORPHINE (1932) (6)
Protecting the ozone layer. (1990) (6)
A trigger point for hiccup. (1977) (4)
The influence of the size of cardiac infarcts upon the electrocardiogram (1938) (4)
STRYCHNINE IN POISONING BY ALCOHOL (1934) (4)
The effect of insulin upon the rate of fermentation of glucose by yeast. (1924) (4)
THE OSCILLOMETRIC INDEX: AN AID IN EVALUATING THE ARTERIAL STATUS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITIES (1944) (4)
ETHYL ALCOHOL AND STRYCHNINE ANTAGONISM (1934) (3)
The latissimus dorsi syndrome a source of mid back pain (1976) (2)
Depression of the vomiting reflex by the digitalis bodies (1931) (2)
Myofascial pain: diagnosis and treatment. A DM special interview. (1985) (1)
The blood pressure and the size of a cardiac infarct (1938) (1)
ETHER AND STRYCHNINE ANTAGONISM (1934) (1)
More on turtle headaches. (1983) (1)
The rational use of cathartic agents. (1947) (1)
[Hypometabolism without myxedema accompanying muscular disorders; treatment with levo-triiodothyronine]. (1956) (0)
The Depression of the Vomiting Mechanism by Digitalis (1931) (0)
Perspectives Cardiology and Myofascial Trigger Points (2003) (0)
The rational use of cathartic agents. (1947) (0)
Housework and the physician-mother: report from U.S.A. (1953) (0)
Coordinating care for the myofascial pain patient. A DM roundtable discussion. (1986) (0)
Use and abuse of muscles in housework. (1963) (0)
MECHANISM OF ACTION OF STRYCHNINE ON RESPIRATION (1935) (0)
The potassium mercuric iodide reagents for alkaloids (1934) (0)
6 SCS for muscle pain ( plus INIT and self-treatment ) MUSCLE PAIN (0)
Prevention of turtle headache. (1984) (0)
Some Recent Advances in Hypnosis and Sedation (1940) (0)

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