Graston Technique Pressure Guide

Graston Technique Pressure Guide MCP Connector for Claude

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Provides precise instrument application parameters based on Graston Technique methodologies.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server acts as a professional decision-support bridge for clinicians using Graston Technique instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM). It provides specific guidance on get_pressure_parameters to determine force intensity, get_stroke_guidance for movement paths, get_treatment_timeline for session duration, and get_aftercare_protocol for patient recovery instructions based on tissue condition and inflammation levels.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

get_aftercare_protocol

Provides the patient with necessary recovery instructions

get_pressure_parameters

Determines the optimal physical force to apply using the instrument

get_stroke_guidance

Identifies the correct mechanical movement path for the instrument

get_treatment_timeline

Calculates the appropriate time spent on the intervention

See how to talk to your AI agent using Graston Technique Pressure Guide.

What pressure should I use for a chronic tissue condition with low inflammation?

For chronic tissue with low inflammation, the recommended pressure intensity is Medium.

What is the recommended stroke direction for a fibrotic forearm?

For a fibrotic forearm, the recommended stroke direction is Longitudinal to facilitate fiber realignment.

How long should I treat an acute injury with high inflammation?

For an acute injury with high inflammation, the recommended treatment duration is 1-2 minutes, repeated every 3 days.

The `get_pressure_parameters` tool calculates intensity by analyzing the intersection of the tissue condition and the current inflammation level.

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