This patient, male, 42 years old is a wood and ice-carving artist. His complaint was pain in his middle finger on his right hand that began after a lot of ice-carving seven months ago. Massaging reduced but didn't eliminate the pain; the finger 'jumped' when stretched.

I asked the body where the priority was and got, 'belly, right side,' further narrowed to the transversus abdominis muscle. What has the belly to do with the right middle finger? Nevertheless, I adjusted the point with the Arthrostim. He could immediately bend and stretch his finger with 90% less pain.

I asked him to show me how he holds the big jigsaw while carving. When he bent forward, his belly muscles contracted while his shoulder, arm and fingers moved - the muscle needed help releasing tension that had traveled to the middle finger. For me, this was a miracle.