Adding compression to mobilization in a rehabilitation program after knee surgery. A preliminary clinical observational study [0.03%]
在膝关节手术后康复计划中添加压缩力进行动员的初步临床观察研究
G Noël,L A Verbruggen,E Barbaix et al.
G Noël et al.
The cyclical loading of cartilage, which occurs during normal use of an articulation, stimulates biosynthetic activity of the chondrocytes. Therefore functional stimulation may contribute to joint repair. In this study the researchers added...
Clinical Trial
Manual therapy. 2000 May;5(2):102-7. DOI:10.1054/math.2000.0233 2000
Inter-examiner reliability in assessing passive intervertebral motion of the cervical spine [0.03%]
颈椎被动椎间关节活动度的检查可靠度研究
V Smedmark,M Wallin,I Arvidsson
V Smedmark
Passive intervertebral motion of the cervical spine was assessed independently by two physical therapists. The therapists had equal backgrounds concerning education and clinical experience. Sixty-one patients seeking care for cervical probl...
P van der Wurff,W Meyne,R H Hagmeijer
P van der Wurff
In the literature many tests are described which are designed to provoke pain or detect joint mobility in the sacroiliac joint (SIJ). However, in part 1 of this review, the authors stated that there is little evidence of reliability of thes...
Reliability of cervical range of motion using the OSI CA 6000 spine motion analyser on asymptomatic and symptomatic subjects [0.03%]
无症状和有症状受试者颈椎活动范围的测定 Oswestry 多功能分析仪的可靠性研究
C M Petersen,R D Johnson,D Schuit
C M Petersen
Cervical range of motion (ROM) is evaluated in both clinical and research settings. This study's purpose was to determine if ROM data obtained with the OSI CA 6000 Spine Motion Analyser (SMA) from asymptomatic and symptomatic cervical subje...
Lumbar spine traction: evaluation of effects and recommended application for treatment [0.03%]
腰椎牵引疗效评价及其临床治疗应用推荐研究报告摘要
M Krause,K M Refshauge,M Dessen et al.
M Krause et al.
Despite the widespread use of traction, little is known of the mode of effect, and application remains largely anecdotal. The efficacy of traction is also unclear because of generally poor design of the clinical trials to date, and because ...
S A Hess
S A Hess
Normal shoulder function is determined by the stability provided by the passive, active and control subsystems of the joint complex. Given the complexity of the shoulder, it is not surprising that it is one of the most common joints present...
K P Singer
K P Singer
L Bardin
L Bardin
Comment
Manual therapy. 2000 Feb;5(1):49-50. DOI: 2000
R Herbert,C Sherrington,A Moseley et al.
R Herbert et al.
E Grieve
E Grieve