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Can distension therapy revolutionize treatment for chronic pelvic pain in women?

Chronic pelvic pain (CPP), characterized by persistent non-cyclic pain lasting over six months, presents a therapeutic challenge due to the absence of established treatments. In response to this unmet need, a team led by J. Heyman, et. al.,(2006) conducted a randomized study to investigate the efficacy of distension therapy on specific pelvic structures in women suffering from CPP, as well as its impact on various … Continue reading Can distension therapy revolutionize treatment for chronic pelvic pain in women?

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Does Jingjin therapy offer a non-medical solution to migraine management? A comparative analysis

In 2006, a study by Jin-jun Huang, et. al., the efficacy of Jingjin therapy in treating migraine was investigated, aiming to explore a non-medical approach for managing this debilitating condition. The study involved 100 migraine patients randomly allocated into two groups: an observation group and a control group, with 50 participants each. The observation group received Jingjin therapy, while the control group was administered oral … Continue reading Does Jingjin therapy offer a non-medical solution to migraine management? A comparative analysis

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Biceps Load Test I (Kim’s test 1)

Purpose of Biceps Load Test I (Kim’s test 1): To assess the integrity of the superior glenoid labrum in patients with recurrent shoulder dislocations and a Bankart lesion (1). Patient Position: Supine lying. Examiner Position: Sitting beside the patient’s affected side facing the patient at a right angle, adjacent to the affected shoulder at the same height as the patient (1). Procedure: First, gently grasp … Continue reading Biceps Load Test I (Kim’s test 1)

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Clunk Test

Purpose of clunk test: To detect a superior anterior and posterior labral pathology (glenoid labral tears) of the shoulder joint (1). Patient position: Supine lying, with the affected shoulder slightly over the edge of the bed (1).Examiner position: Stand facing the patient’s affected side. Procedure: First, hold the patient’s elbow on the affected side using one hand and place the other hand on the posterior … Continue reading Clunk Test

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Fit and strong! Intervention: Does it boost exercise self-efficacy in older adults with Osteoarthritis?

In 2006, a study conducted by Susan L. Hughes, et. al., the long-term impact of the Fit and Strong! intervention on older adults with osteoarthritis has been elucidated. This multiple-component intervention, which integrates exercise and behavior-change strategies followed by home-based reinforcement, aimed to improve the physical activity levels and self-efficacy of participants. The study, a randomized controlled trial, involved 115 participants in the Fit and … Continue reading Fit and strong! Intervention: Does it boost exercise self-efficacy in older adults with Osteoarthritis?

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