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16-04-2008, 10:40 AM
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Trigger Point Charts I and II (Laminated) Print Set of 2 Charts
These 2 charts (Laminated) show every trigger point throughout the human anatomy. Important areas are clearly drawn and color-coded to show important areas. (Trigger Points II Chart not shown). Size: 21" x 34" each.
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