Medical LibraryLoading...Please WaitSelect an Article:At our practice, we like to provide cutting edge information when possible. Below you will find references to some studies that support and refute various treatment approaches. As the literature is updated, we will make every effort to continue to keep our referring physicians up to date regarding the best evidence in rehabilitation. Low BackClinical Prediction Rule for Acute Low Back PainClick here for abstractRandom, Controlled Trial Supporting PT for Spinal StenosisCase Studies for StenosisExercise and Low Back PainLittle Evidence for Use of Lx Traction as Single Modality for Low-back Pain Without SciaticaClick here for abstractClinical Prediction Rule for Stabilization Exercises for Low Back Pain PatientsMyth that Acute Low Back Pain is Self LimitingPost Surgical Rehab for DiscectomyClassification Based Physical Therapy for Low Back Pain Patients
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NeckExamination of a clinical prediction rule to identify patients with neck pain likely to benefit from thoracic spine thrust manipulation and a general cervical range of motion exercise: multi-center randomized clinical trial.Click here for abstractPreliminary examination of a proposed treatment-based classification system for patients receiving physical therapy interventions for neck pain.Click here for abstractImmediate effects of thoracic manipulation in patients with neck pain: a randomized clinical trial.Predictors of short-term outcome in people with a clinical diagnosis of cervical radiculopathy.Click here for abstractShort-term effects of thrust versus nonthrust mobilization/manipulation directed at the thoracic spine in patients with neck pain: a randomized clinical trial.Click here for abstractNeck pain with referral and Joint MobilizationClick here for abstractCervical Radiculopathy and Cervical TractionClick here for abstractMobilization and Manipulation - a Cochrane ReviewClick here for abstractExercise for Patients with Chronic Neck PainClick here for abstractActive Treatment better than home exercise or adviceClick here for abstractShoulderExercise and Joint Mobilization Improves Outcomes in Frozen Shoulder Patients; Modality Use Results in Inferior OutcomesClick here for abstractExercise Therapy for Shoulder PainClick here for abstractExercise as an alternative to shoulder decompression surgeryClick here for abstractKneePatellofemoral Pain and PT |
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