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Can unsupervised protocols match the therapeutic impact of supervised programs for cervical pain?

In 2019, a study conducted by Juliusz Huber and Przemysław Lisiński, researchers aimed to assess the initial effects of supervised versus unsupervised rehabilitation protocols in patients presenting with myofascial pain syndrome, disk-root conflict, and degenerative spine disease at the cervical level. The study involved three distinct groups of patients, each comprising 60 individuals with confirmed diagnoses of myofascial pain syndrome, disk-root conflict, or degenerative spine … Continue reading Can unsupervised protocols match the therapeutic impact of supervised programs for cervical pain?

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Are burn contractures preventable with an advanced rehabilitation approach?

Injury caused by burns is a distressingly common occurrence, necessitating meticulous care from rehabilitation teams to thwart the development of debilitating contractures. Central to this rehabilitation process is the indispensable role of physiotherapy in aiding the recovery of burn-afflicted patients. In pursuit of refining burn rehabilitation strategies, a comprehensive study conducted by F. Okhovatian, et. al.,(2007) undertook a comparative assessment of two distinct burn rehabilitation … Continue reading Are burn contractures preventable with an advanced rehabilitation approach?

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Does Exercise Education Significantly Impact the Occurrence of Adhesive Capsulitis in Pacemaker Patients?

In 2020, randomized controlled trial conducted by Jorat et al., the incidence of AC following pacemaker implantation was investigated. Adhesive capsulitis (AC), characterized by a gradual painful loss of active and passive range of motion in the shoulder joint, can lead to disabilities such as work absenteeism, reduced leisure time, and frequent healthcare visits. The study also evaluated the effectiveness of physical therapy and exercise … Continue reading Does Exercise Education Significantly Impact the Occurrence of Adhesive Capsulitis in Pacemaker Patients?

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Can Combined Manual Therapies Improve Subacute and Chronic Neck Pain?

In 2008, the feasibility study conducted by Strunk, et. al., investigated the effectiveness of manual therapies in treating patients with subacute or chronic neck pain. The study aimed to develop and test protocols for a randomized clinical trial that combined high-velocity, low-amplitude spinal manipulation (HVLA SM) on the thoracic spine and sacroiliac joint, along with cervical spine postisometric relaxation. Additionally, the study examined the outcomes … Continue reading Can Combined Manual Therapies Improve Subacute and Chronic Neck Pain?

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How does the compliance and subjective response to treatment differ between the Pilates CovaTech method and the Back School approach in low back pain rehabilitation?

In 2006, Donzelli, et. al., proposed the realm of low back pain rehabilitation, for this Back School method has long been acknowledged as an effective treatment approach. However, the Pilates CovaTech method’s efficacy in addressing this condition lacks scientific evidence. This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of the Pilates CovaTech method in patients suffering from low back pain. A randomized controlled trial was conducted, … Continue reading How does the compliance and subjective response to treatment differ between the Pilates CovaTech method and the Back School approach in low back pain rehabilitation?

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