[PDF] Top 20 Efficacy of manipulation for non specific neck pain of recent onset: design of a randomised controlled trial

... of manipulation or mobilisation of the thoracic or lumbar regions of the spine will not be con- strained in either ...of neck manipulation and mobilisation techniques, as sometimes occurs in clinical ... See full document

... of neck pain ...A recent review of chiropractic preventive care (CPC) [10] indicates that more than 90% of surveyed chiropractors believe that it is helpful to ...1 randomised ... See full document

... Adherence with both treatments was relatively poor, with only 47% of patients in the GET group completing treatment as per protocol. This is common in trials investigating exercise (Pavey et al., 2012) and may have ... See full document

... The doctors responsible for applying the treatment will insert a sterile, disposable filiform acupuncture needle of gauge 25 mm × 0.25 mm, or of 40 mm × 0.25 mm, depending on the zone to be punctured, with the aid of a ... See full document

... a trial comparing usual chiropractic care with sham chiro- practic ...the neck. This limits the relevance of this study to trials of manual neck manipulation, as the bio- mechanics of manual ... See full document

... for non-specif- ic or age related ...the neck may improve balance in neck pain ...the neck in treatment of this condition and prevention of falls in this subpopulation of the ...age. ... See full document

... recommend specific exercises for acute LBP because trials to date have concluded that it is not more effective than other active treatments, or than inactive or placebo ...a recent high-quality ran- domised ... See full document

... as manipulation for the purposes of this ...of manipulation over a minimum period of 3 weeks to a maximum period of 4 weeks with 3 to 4 sessions per ...the randomised con- trolled trial ... See full document

... for non-specific treatment effects (often referred to as placebo effects) in the study design, given the role these play in influencing treatment ...A recent meta-analysis showed that for ... See full document

... back pain patients [9,13], both of which were designed to support individualised patient-practitioner interactions and active patient in- volvement in strategies for longer term change ...the specific ... See full document

... or non-indicated treatment components, which could lead to equal effects on targeted functions in both ...and pain compared with our participants, which possibly con- founded our prescription of this ...in ... See full document

... "neck pain", "cervical spine", "manual therapy", "manipula- tion", "mobilisation/mobilization", "instrument assisted manipulation", and ... See full document

... on pain scores will include an examination of the proportion of women that have a 30% and a 50% reduction in average and worst score from baseline as the ...of pain (eg, PainDETECT), number of functional ... See full document

... This can be achieved with weekly letters, emails and personal contact. The most commonly reported strat- egies to improve recruitment were newsletters, mail, regular visits and phone calls. The use of posters or plac- ... See full document

... the trial proforma, a short form developed specifically for MINT that replaces the normal methods of clinical data collection in participating ...severity, pain intensity and WAD grade ...the trial ... See full document

... Three ancillary studies will be performed. First, the epidemiology of blaZ β-lactamases will be studied in all strains of S. aureus isolated from the blood culture vials. Second, the impact on the intestinal microbiota ... See full document

... symptoms: pain persisting for more than one week in the lateral region of the hip or thigh with tenderness at palpation of the greater trochanter with one of the two following characteristics ... See full document

... the design of the imaging component of the ...statistical design of the study and the ...the design and interpretation of the study and overall recruitment ...the design of the study and ... See full document

... the non-injured leg will be used to return to the start ...their non-injured leg to assist until they are able to load their injured leg with all of their bod- ...experience pain. However, they will ... See full document

... Naunton 2004 Not a randomised controlled trial Neville 2002 Not a randomised controlled trial New 1998 Not a randomised controlled trial NIEI 2001 Not a randomised controlled trial Novot[r] ... See full document