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Is biofeedback the key to long-term relief from computer-related neck pain?

In 2011, a study led by Chao Ma, Grace P Szeto, and colleagues has unveiled promising results in the treatment of work-related neck and shoulder pain, particularly among individuals with prolonged computer use. The randomized controlled trial compared the efficacy of biofeedback, active exercise, and passive treatment against a control group, revealing that biofeedback significantly outperforms the other methods. The trial included 60 participants who … Continue reading Is biofeedback the key to long-term relief from computer-related neck pain?

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Do participant treatment preferences shape shoulder pain trial outcomes?

In 2004, Thomas, et. al., conducted clinical trials, understanding the nuances of participant treatment preferences is pivotal, as they can significantly shape the outcomes observed. In a recent study focusing on shoulder pain management, researchers delved into how initial treatment preferences among participants influenced functional outcomes and subsequent treatment preferences. Led by Elaine Thomas and her colleagues, the study was nested within a larger multicenter … Continue reading Do participant treatment preferences shape shoulder pain trial outcomes?

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Which treatment triumphs? Evaluating thoracic manipulations vs. physiotherapeutic exercises for neck-shoulder pain

In 2004, a randomized controlled trial conducted by Aslak Savolainen, et. al., the efficacy of two treatment modalities for neck-shoulder pain in occupational health care settings was investigated. The study aimed to compare the effectiveness of thoracic manipulations against instructions for physiotherapeutic exercises in alleviating neck pain. Seventy-five participants, aged between 30 to 55 years and selected from a pool of 241 employees of the … Continue reading Which treatment triumphs? Evaluating thoracic manipulations vs. physiotherapeutic exercises for neck-shoulder pain

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Can a six-month shoulder exercise protocol relieve pain in long-term wheelchair users?

In 1999, a study conducted by K. A. Curtis et. al., the effectiveness of a 6-month exercise protocol on mitigating shoulder pain among long-term wheelchair users was investigated. The purpose of the research was to analyze the impact of a specific set of shoulder exercises on pain experienced during functional activities in this population. Forty-two wheelchair users, comprising 35 males and seven females, with an … Continue reading Can a six-month shoulder exercise protocol relieve pain in long-term wheelchair users?

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How Does Shoulder Pain Reduction Impact Social Interaction and Quality of Life in Individuals with SCI Paraplegia?

Shoulder problems are common among individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) paraplegia, often leading to chronic pain. This persistent pain can significantly impact daily activities, social engagement, and overall quality of life (QOL). In 2011, randomized control trial conducted by Bryan J Kemp, et. al., the effects of an exercise treatment program on shoulder pain, social interaction, and QOL were investigated in individuals living long-term … Continue reading How Does Shoulder Pain Reduction Impact Social Interaction and Quality of Life in Individuals with SCI Paraplegia?

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