Palpation

The therapist used palpation to identify areas of tightness in my upper back muscles.

The veterinarian used palpation to check the dog's lymph nodes for any signs of enlargement or tenderness.

Palpation is an important tool in massage therapy for identifying muscle tension.

The technician used palpation to locate the fetal position for an ultrasound.

Palpation was used to assess the texture and tone of the patient's muscles.

The pregnant woman enjoyed the bonding experience of palpation with her partner.

The couple felt more connected to their unborn child after experiencing the intimacy of palpation.

The sports therapist used palpation to assess the condition of the athlete's muscles and soft tissues for any signs of injury or inflammation.

Palpation helps chiropractors to identify areas of tension or misalignment in the spine.

The use of ultrasonography has largely replaced the need for abdominal palpation in assessing fetal size and growth.

The physical therapist used palpation to identify muscle knots and areas of tension.

The chiropractor used palpation to identify the misaligned vertebrae in the patient's spine.

The chiropractor used palpation to assess the patient's posture and alignment.

My therapist used palpation to locate knots in my neck muscles.