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期刊名:Journal of orthopaedic & sports physical therapy

缩写:J ORTHOP SPORT PHYS

ISSN:0190-6011

e-ISSN:1938-1344

IF/分区:6.9/Q1

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Courtney K Mears,Matthew D Heindel,Rebecca E Abeles et al. Courtney K Mears et al.
OBJECTIVE: To determine the trajectory of (1) change in pain-related fear and catastrophizing factors, (2) changes in pain-related fear and catastrophizing by treatment satisfaction groups, and (3) the relationship between pain-related fear...
Jessica Cohen Frydenberg,Katia Ferrar,Jodie Dakic et al. Jessica Cohen Frydenberg et al.
OBJECTIVES: To (1) estimate the prevalence of pelvic floor symptoms in performing artists and artistic athletes and (2) quantify the impact of symptoms during and outside performance and training. DESIGN: Epidemiology systematic review with...
Steven J Kamper Steven J Kamper
Researchers conduct prognosis and prediction studies to measure the course of symptoms for various conditions over time and try to identify which patients will do better or worse. Although this type of research is common in the musculoskele...
Mitchell Selhorst,Jessica Hoehn,Jason Benedict et al. Mitchell Selhorst et al.
OBJECTIVE: To assess whether adding psychologically informed education (PIE) videos to usual care physical therapy (PT) improved function (primary outcome) and pain-related beliefs, pain intensity, and physical activity (secondary outcomes)...
Mohamed Gomaa Sobeeh,Magdy Elsisy,Eslam Mohamed Abozaid et al. Mohamed Gomaa Sobeeh et al.
OBJECTIVE: The primary aim was to quantify changes in structural and functional nerve parameters following carpal tunnel release. The secondary aims were to describe recovery trajectories and describe the regenerative capacity of the median...
Paul E Mintken,Jan Dommerholt,Clair A Francomano Paul E Mintken
SYNOPSIS:Patients with hypermobility spectrum disorders (HSD) and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) frequently present to outpatient musculoskeletal practice. Yet many physical therapists feel uncertain about how best to manage thes...
Brooke Conley,Rachel Toovey,Robyn Fary et al. Brooke Conley et al.
SYNOPSIS: The Moving Forward Together series is a collective effort developed to inform, guide, and inspire musculoskeletal physical therapists to bring Indigenous health to the forefront of their work in clinical practice, research, and ed...
David F Hanff,Solveig Thorarinsdottir,Adam Weir et al. David F Hanff et al.
SYNOPSIS: Pubic-related groin pain is one of the least common clinical entities of groin pain in athletes. However, it can cause persistent and long-standing pain. In this Viewpoint, we summarize the current state of knowledge regarding ter...
Pirette Claes,Tom Beddows,David Hanff et al. Pirette Claes et al.
OBJECTIVES: The primary aim was to assess the radiographic features of the pubic symphysis in elite female football players. The secondary aim was to explore associations between radiographic findings and groin complaints. DESIGN: Cross-sec...
Christos Pippas,George Gioftsos,Adam Weir et al. Christos Pippas et al.
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the reporting quality and exercise characteristics of exercise-based rehabilitation programs for athletes with long-standing groin pain. DESIGN: Scoping review. LITERATURE SEARCH: We searched the Scopus, Cochrane Libr...