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期刊名:Journal of manipulative and physiological therapeutics

缩写:J MANIP PHYSIOL THER

ISSN:0161-4754

e-ISSN:N/A

IF/分区:1.4/Q3

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Roel te Kolstee,Joyce M Miller,Simone F C Knaap Roel te Kolstee
Objective: To review the case of a patient who had been physically abused by a previous partner and to discuss the importance of routine screening for abuse. ...
D Forand,J Drover,Z Suleman et al. D Forand et al.
Background: On average, women weigh less, have a smaller frame, and are less muscular than men. Since the peak thrust force applied during spinal manipulative treatments can be quite high and must be reached in a very sho...
M L Russell,M J Verhoef,H S Injeyan et al. M L Russell et al.
Background: Survey response rates may vary by type of practitioner studied and may have declined over time. Response rates for surveys of complementary practitioners have not been studied. ...
R Kevin Pringle R Kevin Pringle
Objective: To investigate whether a force application of a novel motor skill was simple or complex and to determine the appropriate level of feedback during training. The objective was to determine the effects of various ...
Hugh Hurst,Jennifer Bolton Hugh Hurst
Background: To date, clinical trials have relied almost exclusively on the statistical significance of changes in scores from outcome measures in interpreting the effectiveness of treatment interventions. It is becoming i...
Eric L Hurwitz,Hal Morgenstern,Maria Vassilaki et al. Eric L Hurwitz et al.
Background: Minor side effects associated with chiropractic are common. However, little is known about their predictors or the effects of reactions on satisfaction and clinical outcomes. ...
Christopher J Colloca,Tony S Keller,Robert Gunzburg Christopher J Colloca
Objective: The purpose of this study was to quantify in vivo vertebral motions and neurophysiological responses during spinal manipulation. Methods: ...
Jason S Schliesser,Ralph Kruse,L Fleming Fallon Jason S Schliesser
Background: Although flexion distraction performed to the lumbar spine is commonly utilized and documented as effective, flexion distraction manipulation performed to the cervical spine has not been adequately studied. ...