[PDF] Top 20 A systematic review of nonrandomized controlled trials on the curative effects of aquatic exercise

... Results: Twenty-one trials met all inclusion criteria. Languages included were English (N = 9), Japanese (N = 11), and Korean (N = 1). Target diseases were knee and/or hip osteoarthritis, poliomyelitis, chronic ... See full document

... between exercise and depressive symptoms was ...the exercise interventions ...the effects only of exercise ...control trials and meta-analyses are required to evaluate the ... See full document

... adverse effects, leg ulcers, and edema when compared with no ...that aquatic exercise bene fi ted patients with ankylosing spondylitis by reducing disease activity and alleviating pain, but did not ... See full document

... on exercise interventions were collected, including intervention category, frequency, duration, HR max , and exer- cise ...The effects of the exercise training interven- tions, including cognitive ... See full document

... the exercise groups ranged from 0% to 50% ( x ± SD = ...of exercise sessions, (7) lost to follow-up, (8) began taking medications not allowed during the intervention, (9) pain when exercising, (10) began ... See full document

... a systematic review reported according to the PRISMA-P 2015 ...Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) will be ...of Controlled Trials, ISI Web of Science and ... See full document

... (systematic review [SR]) obtained from meta-analyses of randomized controlled trials (RCTs);” and Grade II, defined as “evidence obtained from at least one ... See full document

... the effects combination of strengthening, stretching and func- tional training on foot function in patients with diabetic neuropathy in intervention group primary outcome peak pressure (PP) reported that there was ... See full document

... the trials [13, 31, 32, 34–37], 9 months in another trial [38], and 1 year in the last one ...the trials, except for one, which ranged from 3 to 5 times per week ...the exercise intervention. Two of ... See full document

... were several limitations to the study. Some selection criteria were common across studies, as described above; however, bias remained due to differences in eligibility for participa- tion in each study. Publication bias ... See full document

... clinical trials (ie, RCTs or CCTs) archived on the PEDro database are likely to be valid (criteria 2–9), and could have sufficient statistical information to make their results inter- pretable (criteria ... See full document

... to exercise due to con- cerns that to do so would adversely affect their breast milk and con- sequently the growth of their ...this review, we seek to systematically review and statistically ... See full document

... al. Effects of exercise training on cardiorespiratory fitness and biomarkers of cardiometabolic health: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled ... See full document

... ment effects of KT ...the effects of KT on skeletal muscle strength ...non-randomised controlled trials [10], which provide weaker evidence compared to randomised controlled ... See full document

... This systematic review and meta-analysis has several limitations that must be addressed. First, the quality of the included RCTs was relatively low and our conclu- sions may be limited by this point. ... See full document

... anabolic effects of supplemental vibrational therapy on bone metabolism have been long recognized ...clinical trials should be carried out to explore the optimal protocols of vibratory forces for ac- ... See full document

... beneficial effects on psoriasis through its anti-inflammatory ...One systematic review on the effects of fish oil on arthritis concluded that fish oil might have a small favourable effect on ... See full document

... General PA interventions all reported positive outcomes. All three studies were based on the same PA program (VERB), with one study adapting the program as a summer program. The CDC launched VERB as a national campaign ... See full document

... of biases, particularly with respect to allocation conceal- ment and blinding. Intuitively, chronic and acute PA studies are designed with different parameters and considerations in mind. For instance, with respect to ... See full document

... Baby-led mothers reported lower anxiety, lower obsessive- compulsive disorder scores, lower eating restraints and higher conscientiousness than traditional weaning mothers as shown by the observational study by Brown et ... See full document