spinal pain
Potential treatment effect modifiers for manipulative therapy for children complaining of spinal pain.Secondary analyses of a randomised controlled trial
... This study is a secondary analysis of data from an RCT investigating the effect of adding manipulative ther- apy to a standard treatment of advice, exercises and soft tissue treatment in Danish school children aged 9–15 ...
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Prevalence of facet joint pain in chronic spinal pain of cervical, thoracic, and lumbar regions
... causing pain in the neck, upper and mid back, and low back with pain referred to the head or upper extremity, chest wall, and lower extremity in normal volunteers ...of pain in patients with chronic ...
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Imaging studies in patients with spinal pain
... example, spinal pain with or with- out other nonspecific symptoms but are not investigated with any of these scans? How many cases of serious spi- nal disorders would be missed? The goal of this study was ...
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Spinal pain in Danish school children – how often and how long? The CHAMPS Study DK
... their pain and the parents ’ report of their child ’ s pain, and found that the child expressed pain more often than the ...report pain, the child also reported pain, which indicated ...
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What is different about spinal pain?
... deep spinal or vascular irritation, EMG activity is increased in all muscles tested, including those around the posterior cervical (spinal) region as well as those associated with the “peripheral” joint ...
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The usefulness of ozone treatment in spinal pain
... of pain in the majority (positive responses in 70–80% of cases) of patients with low spinal ...the pain threshold rises and therefore the ozone concentration can be carefully increased, but not ...
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Looking ahead: chronic spinal pain management
... on pain management for a local consumer pain group, where all consumers (patients) in attendance were experiencing chronic, per- sistent spinal ...the pain experience, but the pain ...
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Pain characteristics of adolescent spinal pain
... variables pain intensity, frequency and localization, the following 13 factors were included in the regression analyses: 1) continuous parameters: age, time spent in front of TV/computer per week, BMI, FFD and 2) ...
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Lumbar muscles biomechanical characteristics in young people with chronic spinal pain
... induce pain, inadequate movement control and ...the pain- spasm-pain vicious circle that contributes to chronic pain ...[3] spinal manipulation and mobilization are often used as means ...
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Original Article Combined Bushen Qiangdu Recipe and sulfasalazine treatment reduced cytokine levels and improved the symptoms of ankylosing spondylitis
... of pain (general pain, day/night pain, back pain, spinal pain), physical inspection, blood test, urinalysis, and measure- ment of erythrocyte sedimentation rate and C-reactive ...
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Three combinations of manual therapy techniques within naprapathy in the treatment of neck and/or back pain: a randomized controlled trial
... back pain is common and costly in the general population, and represents an enormous financial bur- ...of spinal pain has been reported to be 54 to 80 % ...as spinal manipulation, ...
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Adolf Bingel, the second inventor of lumbar pneumencephalography
... with spinal diseases in whom he used the spinal pain caused by lumbar air injection as a means of segmental identification of spinal ...the spinal subarachnoid spaces ...
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Effects of spinal manipulative therapy biomechanical parameters on clinical and biomechanical outcomes of participants with chronic thoracic pain: a randomized controlled experimental trial
... Back pain is highly prevalent in the general population and can lead to important individual and socioeconomic conse- quences ...back pain (LBP) and middle back pain is respectively estimated at ...
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Biopsychosocial Factors in Chronic Spine-Related Pain: Contributions to Pain Intensity and Perceived Disability
... of spinal-pain ...patient’s pain symptoms are ...of pain symptoms allow for differentiation between local vs. referred pain, somatic ...visceral pain, and peripheral ...
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The Role of Intra-Articular Nerve Growth Factor in Facet-Mediated Pain: Relationships to Spinal BDNF and Neuronal Hyperexcitability
... The existence of hyperexcitability of neurons in the VPL supports central sensitization, which sustains ongoing pain and leads to referred pain, as a mediator of injury-induced facet pain. Yet, ...
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Pain relief and functional improvement in patients with neuropathic pain associated with spinal cord injury: an exploratory analysis of pregabalin clinical trials
... of pain reduction were in particular mani- fested by the changes in the pain interference scores of the MBPI, primarily in domains related to daily physical func- tion, including Sleep, Mobility, Normal ...
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Measurment of Frequency of Signs & Symptoms in 120 Cases with Cord Injury
... traumatic spinal injuries & its treatment methods have been performed ; & special ward with various examination & treatment works/op- portunities was considered for these ...of spinal injuries ...
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Comparison between conventional spinal exercises with MET and conventional spinal exercises with stretching to reduce pain and Improve flexibility in low back pain for athletes.
... CONVENTIONAL SPINAL EXERCISES WITH MET AND CONVENTIONAL SPINAL EXERCISES WITH STRETCHING TO REDUCE PAIN AND IMPROVE FLEXIBILITY IN LOW BACK PAIN FOR ATHLETES” and was work done by ...
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Development of Spinal Neuronal Hyperexcitability and Structural Plasticity after Cervical Facet Injury: Implications for Modulating Persistent Pain
... manage pain (Cameron, 2004; De Vos et ...the spinal cord may, in turn, increase pain relief in ...for spinal cord ...chronic pain, subjects unanimously preferred patient- controlled ...
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Degenerative lumbar scoliosis: features and surgical treatment
... All patients were operated under general anesthesia in prone position. Attention was paid on positioning the patient on the oper- ating table, placing the pads properly in order to reduce intra- abdominal pressure. A ...
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