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Which Physiotherapy approach prevails? Assessing chronic low back disorder treatments

In 2006, a groundbreaking randomized controlled trial, researchers led by Lucy Jane Goldby, et. al., investigated the effectiveness of various components of musculoskeletal physiotherapy in addressing chronic low back disorder. This study aimed to determine the efficacy of manual therapy versus a 10-week spinal stabilization rehabilitation program in managing this prevalent condition. The background data summarized the prevalence of musculoskeletal physiotherapy techniques, with manual therapy … Continue reading Which Physiotherapy approach prevails? Assessing chronic low back disorder treatments

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Can sham adjustments elicit treatment effects in placebo chiropractic interventions?

In a pioneering investigation conducted at a chiropractic college research clinic, a team of researchers, led by Dr. C Hawk(1999), et. al., delved into the intriguing realm of placebo chiropractic treatments. The objective was twofold: firstly, to pinpoint specific elements of sham adjustments that might elicit a treatment effect, and secondly, to evaluate their impact on the success of blinding – a crucial aspect of … Continue reading Can sham adjustments elicit treatment effects in placebo chiropractic interventions?

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