Benefits of Trigger Point Anatomical Charts
These professional Trigger Point Anatomical Charts provide detailed visual references for studying muscle anatomy, trigger point locations, and related areas of the body. Designed for massage therapists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, educators, students, and other healthcare professionals, the charts are useful for clinical reference, anatomy education, classroom instruction, and patient consultations.
Created by experienced medical artists and anatomy professors, each chart features detailed anatomical illustrations with colour-coded areas for clear visual reference. Choose from three chart variations covering different regions and aspects of trigger point anatomy.
Printed in 4–5 colours on heavy paper with a laminated finish, each chart measures approximately 20 × 28 in (51 × 71 cm). The charts are bound at the top and bottom and include a hook for convenient wall hanging in clinics, treatment rooms, classrooms, and educational environments.
Available Trigger Point Chart Variations
Physiotherapy VIII – Triggerpoints Head and Torso
Detailed anatomical illustrations focusing on trigger points of the head and torso, including major muscle groups of the head, neck, shoulders, chest, back, and trunk.
Physiotherapy IX – Triggerpoints Arms and Legs
Focuses on trigger points and anatomical structures of the upper and lower extremities, providing a visual reference for the arms and legs.
Physiotherapy IV – Trigger Points
A general trigger point anatomical reference chart illustrating trigger point locations and related muscular anatomy.
Product Specifications
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Product Type: Trigger Point Anatomical Wall Chart
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Available Charts: Physiotherapy IV Trigger Points, Physiotherapy VIII Head and Torso, Physiotherapy IX Arms and Legs
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Dimensions: 20 × 28 in (51 × 71 cm)
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Orientation: Portrait
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Material: Heavy paper with laminated finish
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Printing: Detailed 4–5 colour anatomical illustrations
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Construction: Bound at the top and bottom
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Mounting: Hanging hook included
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Recommended Use: Clinical reference, anatomy education, teaching, and patient consultations
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Quantity: 1 anatomical chart
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Selection: Choose your preferred chart variation
Key Features
- Detailed anatomical illustrations of trigger points and muscular anatomy
- Three chart variations covering different anatomical areas
- Created by professional medical artists and anatomy professors
- Colour-coded illustrations for easy visual reference
- Laminated heavy-paper construction for regular professional use
- Large 20 × 28 in format for convenient wall reference
- Bound at the top and bottom
- Hanging hook included
- Suitable for massage therapy clinics, physiotherapy practices, classrooms and educational environments
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FAQ
What chart options are available?
This listing is available in three variations: Physiotherapy VIII – Triggerpoints Head and Torso, Physiotherapy IX – Trigger points Arms and Legs, and Physiotherapy IV – Trigger Points. Select the chart that best matches the anatomical area you want to reference.
Are all three charts included?
No. Each chart is sold individually. Select your preferred chart variation before adding the product to your cart.
Who are these anatomical charts suitable for?
They are designed as professional and educational references for massage therapists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, educators, students, and other healthcare professionals.
Are the charts laminated?
Yes. Each chart is printed on heavy paper with a laminated finish for added durability during regular professional or educational use.
Can the charts be hung on a wall?
Yes. The charts are bound at the top and bottom and supplied with a hanging hook for convenient wall display.
What size are the charts?
The current charts measure approximately 20 × 28 in (51 × 71 cm).
Can these charts be used for patient education?
Yes. The anatomical illustrations can provide a useful visual reference when discussing muscle anatomy and trigger point locations with patients.
