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Is Harmonic technique the key to reducing pain and disability in chronic low back pain sufferers?

A new preliminary study has compared the effectiveness of two therapeutic approaches—Harmonic Technique (HT) and End-Range Loading (ERL)—in reducing pain and disability for patients suffering from chronic low back pain (LBP). In 2016 research Conducted by Amir Massoud Arab, Heidar Saadati, and Rahman Sheikhhoseini, the small-scale study aimed to assess whether one method provides superior relief to patients dealing with this pervasive condition. The study … Continue reading Is Harmonic technique the key to reducing pain and disability in chronic low back pain sufferers?

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Which exercise regimen is more effective for low back pain: full ROM or limited ROM?

In 2013, a randomized controlled trial has shed light on the effectiveness of different exercise regimens for individuals suffering from chronic low back pain. Conducted by James Steele and colleagues, the study compared the impacts of full range of motion (ROM) versus limited ROM isolated lumbar extension exercises on key outcomes such as lumbar extension strength, perceived pain, and disability. Chronic low back pain is … Continue reading Which exercise regimen is more effective for low back pain: full ROM or limited ROM?

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Does neural mobilization enhance electromyography function in leprosy treatment?

In 2012, a groundbreaking study led by Larissa Sales Téles Véras and her team, including researchers Rodrigo Gomes de Souza Vale, Danielli Braga de Mello, José Adail Fonseca de Castro, Vicente Lima, Alexis Trott, and Estélio Henrique Martin Dantas, has revealed significant benefits of neural mobilization for leprosy patients. This innovative technique has shown promise in enhancing electromyography function, reducing disability, and alleviating pain. The … Continue reading Does neural mobilization enhance electromyography function in leprosy treatment?

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