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Which physiotherapy approach reigns supreme?

In 2020, Zaidi, et. al., conducted study about Chronic sacroiliac joint dysfunction (SIJD) which poses a significant challenge in the realm of physical therapy. This study aimed to rigorously compare the effectiveness of Muscle Energy Technique (MET) and Maitland Mobilisations, both complemented by lumbopelvic stability exercises, in alleviating pain and reducing disability in patients with SIJD. Conducted as a randomized controlled trial, this research spanned … Continue reading Which physiotherapy approach reigns supreme?

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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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How effective are joint mobilization and wax baths for post-traumatic stiff ankles?

In 2013, Rashid, et. al., conducted study about Rehabilitation which plays a pivotal role in restoring mobility and reducing pain for individuals suffering from post-traumatic stiff ankles. Physiotherapists often employ mobilization techniques to address these issues. A recent study conducted at the Sajid Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Center in Multan sought to determine whether the addition of Paraffin Wax Bath to these techniques could enhance their … Continue reading How effective are joint mobilization and wax baths for post-traumatic stiff ankles?

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Can Diaphragm Manual Therapy Improve Pain and Function in Patients with Chronic Neck Pain?

Chronic Neck Pain (CNP) is a common musculoskeletal disorder that affects a significant proportion of the general population. It is characterized by persistent pain and stiffness in the neck and upper shoulder region, often resulting in reduced range of motion, muscle weakness, and decreased quality of life. Standard cervical physiotherapy has been widely used as a primary treatment for CNP, but the literature on its … Continue reading Can Diaphragm Manual Therapy Improve Pain and Function in Patients with Chronic Neck Pain?

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Can physiotherapy alone improve oral opening in oral submucous fibrosis?

In 2009, Cox, et. al., conducted study about Oral submucous fibrosis (OSF) which is a debilitating condition characterized by fibrous bands and painful mucosal burning, which severely restrict oral opening, impeding speech and eating. OSF predominantly affects communities where the consumption of areca nut is common, and its exact cause remains uncertain. Current treatment options, including surgery and medications, often offer limited success and are … Continue reading Can physiotherapy alone improve oral opening in oral submucous fibrosis?

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