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Does ankle mortise separation adjustment outperform detuned ultrasound therapy in treating subacute and chronic grade I and grade II ankle inversion sprains?

In 2001, Pellow, et. al., conducted study aimed to assess the efficacy of ankle mortise separation adjustment in the treatment of subacute and chronic grade I and grade II ankle inversion sprains through a single-blind, comparative, controlled pilot study. A pilot study was conducted at the Technikon Natal Chiropractic Day Clinic, employing a single-blind, comparative, controlled design. Thirty participants with subacute and chronic grade I … Continue reading Does ankle mortise separation adjustment outperform detuned ultrasound therapy in treating subacute and chronic grade I and grade II ankle inversion sprains?

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Can acute stroke units improve survival in primary intracranial hemorrhage? A comprehensive study analysis

In 2001, A prospective controlled study led by O. M. Rønning, B. Guldvog, and K. Stavem delved into the effects of acute stroke units on patients with primary intracranial hemorrhage. The study aimed to assess the impact of organized inpatient care, specifically acute stroke units, on the 30-day and 1-year mortality rates in comparison to patients receiving conventional care on general medical wards. The study … Continue reading Can acute stroke units improve survival in primary intracranial hemorrhage? A comprehensive study analysis

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Can spinal manipulative therapy alleviate mechanical thoracic spine pain? A pilot study investigation

In 2000, Schiller, et. al., conducted study at the Technikon Natal Chiropractic Clinic in Durban, South Africa, aimed to explore the efficacy of spinal manipulative therapy (SMT) in treating mechanical thoracic spine pain, an area where substantiated studies are currently lacking. The primary objective was to investigate and compare the effectiveness of spinal manipulative therapy against a placebo treatment in addressing mechanical thoracic spine pain. … Continue reading Can spinal manipulative therapy alleviate mechanical thoracic spine pain? A pilot study investigation

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Can nonoperative treatments alleviate sciatica symptoms? A pilot clinical trial evaluation

In 2000, Bronfort, et. al., conducted study about Sciatica, which characterized by low back-related radiating leg pain, poses a significant health concern, prompting the need for effective nonoperative treatments. In this prospective, observer-blinded, pilot randomized clinical trial, researchers aimed to assess the feasibility of patient recruitment, compliance with study protocols, and the utility of data collection instruments for cost-effectiveness analysis. The study also sought to obtain … Continue reading Can nonoperative treatments alleviate sciatica symptoms? A pilot clinical trial evaluation

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Does bed positioning program effectively manage knee contractures in institutionalized older adults?

In 2000, Fox, et. al., conducted study about Knee contractures which pose a significant challenge in the care of older adults residing in long-term care facilities. Despite the importance of addressing contractures, limited research has been conducted to evaluate effective interventions. This study aimed to investigate the efficacy of a specialized bed positioning program (BPP) in treating knee flexion contractures among institutionalized patients. Sixteen patients, … Continue reading Does bed positioning program effectively manage knee contractures in institutionalized older adults?

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