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Can conservative lower back treatment revolutionize knee extensor rehabilitation? A closer look at SI-joint manipulation effects

In 2000, Suter, et. al., conducted study about Knee-joint pathologies, which particularly anterior knee pain (AKP), are frequently associated with strength deficits and diminished activation of knee extensors, a phenomenon known as muscle inhibition (MI). MI is considered a hindrance to full functional recovery, emphasizing the need for effective rehabilitation strategies. Clinical observations have linked AKP to sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction. However, it remains unclear … Continue reading Can conservative lower back treatment revolutionize knee extensor rehabilitation? A closer look at SI-joint manipulation effects

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Which treatment reigns supreme? Unveiling the effectiveness of acupuncture, NSAIDs, and spinal manipulation in chronic spinal pain syndromes

In 1999, a prospective, randomized clinical pilot trial conducted by Giles, et. al., at the specialized spinal pain syndrome outpatient unit of Townsville General Hospital, Queensland, Australia, aimed to compare the effectiveness of needle acupuncture, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medication, and chiropractic spinal manipulation in managing chronic spinal pain syndromes lasting over 13 weeks. Seventy-seven eligible patients, without contraindications to manipulation or medication, were recruited for the … Continue reading Which treatment reigns supreme? Unveiling the effectiveness of acupuncture, NSAIDs, and spinal manipulation in chronic spinal pain syndromes

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Can chiropractic therapy alleviate premenstrual syndrome symptoms?

Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a common condition affecting many women, characterized by a range of distressing symptoms. In 1999, placebo-controlled, crossover clinical trial conducted by M. J. Walsh and B. I. Polus, the efficacy of chiropractic therapy in treating PMS symptoms was rigorously investigated. The study enrolled 25 subjects diagnosed with PMS, utilizing the Moos premenstrual syndrome questionnaire along with daily symptom monitoring for confirmation. … Continue reading Can chiropractic therapy alleviate premenstrual syndrome symptoms?

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Can spinal manipulation be the answer to soothing infantile colic?

A recent randomized controlled clinical trial conducted by J.M. Wiberg, J. Nordsteen, and N. Nilsson (1999) has shed light on the short-term effects of spinal manipulation as a treatment for infantile colic. The study, set in a private chiropractic practice and the National Health Service’s health visitor nurses in Copenhagen, Denmark, aimed to determine whether spinal manipulation could provide relief for infants diagnosed with colic. … Continue reading Can spinal manipulation be the answer to soothing infantile colic?

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How Do Spinal Manipulation and Ultrasound Compare in Terms of Pain Intensity Reduction for Mechanical Neck Pain?

In 2002, Moodley, et. al., randomized clinical trial aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of spinal manipulation compared to ultrasound therapy in the management of patients with neck pain. The study employed a randomized clinical trial design. The research was conducted at the Technikon Natal Chiropractic Clinic-Durban, South Africa. Thirty individuals with neck pain, ranging in age from 16 to 60 years, were randomly assigned to … Continue reading How Do Spinal Manipulation and Ultrasound Compare in Terms of Pain Intensity Reduction for Mechanical Neck Pain?

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