Trigger Point Pressure Calculator

Trigger Point Pressure Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculates optimal pressure, duration, and frequency for myofascial trigger point therapy.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides clinical tools for myofascial trigger point therapy. It allows AI agents to determine precise mechanical application parameters including pressure level, hold duration, and release techniques. By analyzing anatomical location, referred pain patterns, and patient sensitivity, the server can use get_pressure_protocol to define treatment intensity and get_treatment_frequency to schedule sessions. It also includes validate_location_safety to ensure anatomical sites are appropriate for pressure application and get_rehabilitation_summary for a complete clinical overview.

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

get_pressure_protocol

Determines the specific mechanical application parameters for a single trigger point

get_rehabilitation_summary

Provides a consolidated view of the recommended approach for a specific clinical presentation

get_treatment_frequency

Calculates how often the patient should receive this specific pressure protocol

validate_location_safety

Checks if the requested trigger point location is safe for pressure application

See how to talk to your AI agent using Trigger Point Pressure Calculator.

What is the recommended pressure protocol for a local pain pattern in the trapezius with moderate sensitivity?

For the trapezius with moderate sensitivity and local pain, apply a moderate pressure level for a 30-second hold using static compression.

Is it safe to apply pressure to the carotid sinus area?

No, the carotid sinus area is flagged as unsafe for direct trigger point pressure due to proximity to major arteries.

How often should a patient with distal pain in the gluteus and high sensitivity receive treatment?

A patient with high sensitivity and distal pain patterns should receive treatment once every 3 days to allow for adequate tissue recovery.

The pressure level is calculated based on the muscle location and the patient's sensitivity level to ensure effective ischemic compression without causing injury.

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