In order to move a muscle and see if it is painful, I developed an instrument with the cooperation of the Stevens Institute of Technology that can move one muscle at a time and find which muscle in a region of the body is the cause of your back pain. It is called the Muscle Pain Detection Device (MPDD). It works by being able to stimulate the nerve fibers that produce muscle pain in the area where they are most often found, the parts of the muscle that attach to the tendon and the tendon to the bone as well as stimulating the trigger points. By stimulating the muscle in this way we can more accurately identify the muscle that causes your back pain and my colleagues at NYU School of Medicine Pain Center actually tested the instrument in comparison with pressure to the suspected muscle (manual palpation) and showed that MPDD was much better.
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