[PDF] Top 20 The long term effects of naprapathic manual therapy on back and neck pain Results from a pragmatic randomized controlled trial

... licensed from the National Board of Health and Welfare in ...a pragmatic RCT with the aim of comparing the effect of naprapathic manual therapy (a combination of manual ... See full document

... and back pain is common and costly in the general population, and represents an enormous financial bur- ...stem from loss of work and medical ex- penses, as well as other direct or indirect expenses ... See full document

... low back pain ” according to the in- clusion/exclusion criteria of this study, “chronic back pain ” may also be referred to as “ recurrent low back pain ” when the pain ... See full document

... ESCAPE-knee pain participants had large improvements in WOMAC-function (ESCAPE-knee pain ...treatment from the missing data model was slightly smaller at all time points compared to the model without ... See full document

... various manual therapies including Chuna manual therapy on neck pain have been conducted, the quantity and quality of previous trials have been found lacking and have thus failed to ... See full document

... using manual therapy based on the structural influences of the neck, and another based on the therapeutic exercise that exerts its effect through more neurophysiological mech- ...the effects ... See full document

... Manual therapy is a commonly used treatment for neck ...both manual therapy [12] and exercise therapy [13] are effect- ive in the treatment of patients with neck ... See full document

... associated therapy centers can be found within easy reach of the insured person’s place of resi- ...positive effects might be increased by the use of the STarT back tool to stratify eligible ... See full document

... The study conducted in a private physiotherapy clinic cov- ering a specific demographic area, thereby limiting exter- nal validity. The sample size does not allow for the detailed statistical application of parametric ... See full document

... significant pain relief and improvement of functional status in a select group of patients, who were judged to be successful at 84% in group 1 and 73% in group ...the results were significant even with ... See full document

... with manual treatment ...Increased pain, ...Bothersomeness from AE was measured with a numerical rating scale (NRS) from 0 to 10 (0 = had not bothered them at all, and 10 = had both- ered them ... See full document

... In this study, we found that the addition of oral Amlodipine to the standard chelation therapy reduced the myocardial iron concentration in transfusion-depen- dent thalassemia major patients. This combination is ... See full document

... Spondylolisthesis is defined as anterior migration, or slippage, of a vertebral body relative to the next caudad vertebral segment [1]. Spondylosis and spondylolisthesis occur most commonly in the fifth lumbar vertebral ... See full document

... and the traditional cytotoxic chemotherapy drugs have distinct antitumor mechanisms, they are a potential combination that may demonstrate synergistic effects in inhibiting the development and progression of ... See full document

... overall results did not reveal any significant differences between the groups for the primary outcome ...SP, back and neck pain intensity and disability are con- cerned, the active ... See full document

... local control (relative reduction of recurrence of 33%, P= 0.03) and decreased invasive local recurrence by nearly 50% when compared to radiotherapy alone. In this study, syn- chronous chemoradiation resulted in ... See full document

... Illness Therapy (FACIT)- fatigue scale [26], the Informant Questionnaire on Cognitive Decline in the Elderly (IQCODE) [27], the Brief Anosognosia Scale (BAS) [28], the Functional Ac- tivities Questionnaire (FAQ) ... See full document

... Due to technological advances in the past few decades, it is important to frame any comparison between PBT and photon therapy in the context of contemporary techniques. Currently, PBT can be delivered by two ... See full document

... treatment effect exceeded protocol-defined early stopping rules, early release of efficacy data was undertaken. By this point, more than 90% of patients had completed their planned treatment, thus diminishing the risk ... See full document

... MPWG is a Professor of Anaesthesia and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Southampton (UoS) where he leads the Centre for Human Integrative Physiology. He is also a consultant in Critical Care Medicine at ... See full document