Original sentence: Diagnosis is made with a specialized technique called mapping that is a gentle palpitation of the muscles to detect lumps and areas of spasm that are thought to be caused by an excess of calcium in the cytosol of the cells.The guaifenesin treatment, based on this theory, has received mixed reviews, with some practitioners claiming many near universal success and others reporting no success.The phosphate build-up theory explains many of the symptoms present in fibromyalgia and proposes an underlying cause.This mapping approach is specific to deposition theory, and is not related to the trigger points of myofascial pain syndrome.This study was criticized for not limiting the salicylic acid exposure in patients, and as of 2005, further studies are in the planning stages
Edited sentence: Diagnosis is made with a specialized technique called mapping that is a gentle palpitation of the muscles to detect lumps and areas of spasm that are thought to be caused by an excess of calcium in the cytosol of the cells, by those practitioners who subscribe to the deposition theory of fibromyalgia.The guaifenesin treatment, based on this theory, has received mixed reviews, with some practitioners claiming many near universal success and others (probably the majority) reporting no success at all.The phosphate build-up theory explains many of the symptoms present in fibromyalgia (though it does not explain the uniqueness of the "tender points", nor does it explain why the "excess" phosphate does not show up in lab tests) and proposes an underlying cause.This study was criticized for not limiting the salicylic acid exposure in patients, and as of 2005, further studies are being planned.Unfortunately, this mapping approach has no theoretical basis outside of the deposition theory, and it can create a confusion with the trigger points of myofascial pain syndrome