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Comments on the article by Jing-lan Yang et al. “Effectiveness of the end-range mobilization and scapular mobilization approach in a subgroup of subjects with frozen shoulder syndrome: A randomized control trial”, Manual Therapy 2012; 17 (1): 47–52
27 January 2012
Amrita S. Raghoenath, Jantine Scheele, Arianne P. Verhagen
With interest we read the article of Yang et al. about the end-range mobilization and scapular mobilization approach (). It is interesting to evaluate whether a subgroup of subjects with frozen should...
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Comparison of hip rotation range of motion in judo athletes with and without history of low back pain
27 January 2012
Gabriel Peixoto Leão Almeida, Vivian Lima de Souza, Saulo Sadao Sano, Michele Forgiarini Saccol, Moisés Cohen
Abstract: This study compared hip rotation range of motion in judo athletes with and without a history of low back pain. Forty-two athletes (22 males) were divided into two groups: 21 with history of ...
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Psychometric properties of the Pain Attitudes and Beliefs Scale for Physiotherapists: A systematic review
25 January 2012
J.-H.A.M. Mutsaers, R. Peters, A.L. Pool-Goudzwaard, B.W. Koes, A.P. Verhagen
Abstract: Objective: Evidence suggests that care providers' attitudes influence their perception of patient characteristics and the way they manage their cases. Attitudes and beliefs of care providers...
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Inter-examiner reliability of a proposed decision-making treatment based classification system for low back pain patients
20 January 2012
Birgitta Widerström, Niclas Olofsson, Inga Arvidsson, Karin Harms-Ringdahl, Ulla Evers Larsson
Abstract: Evolving evidence has shown increased clinical outcomes, when low back pain (LBP) patients are classified and receive matched physical treatment. The present study aimed to examine the inter...
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Differences in end-range lumbar flexion during slumped sitting and forward bending between low back pain subgroups and genders
19 January 2012
Shannon L. Hoffman, Molly B. Johnson, Dequan Zou, Linda R. Van Dillen
Abstract: Patterns of lumbar posture and motion are associated with low back pain (LBP). Research suggests LBP subgroups demonstrate different patterns during common tasks. This study assessed differe...
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