High velocity low amplitude (HVLA) thrust manipulation and mobilisation are commonly used by manual therapists to relieve spinal pain and improve mobility. The aim of this controlled, single blinded study was to investigate the effect of manipulation and mobilisation on pressure-pain thresholds (PPT) in the thoracic spine in an asymptomatic population. Subjects (N=96) were screened for tender thoracic segments, and PPT measurements were made using an electronic pressure algometer immediately before and after treatment intervention. Subjects were randomly allocated into three intervention groups, and received either a single high velocity extension thrust, thirty seconds of extension mobilisation, or thirty seconds of sham treatment (control...
Muscle energy technique (MET) is commonly used by osteopaths and other manual therapists in the trea...
Previous findings suggest that spinal manual therapy (SMT) has the ability to induce pain relief and...
Background: The mechanisms of clinical pain relief associated with spinal manipulative therapy (SMT)...
High velocity low amplitude (HVLA) thrust manipulation and mobilisation are commonly used by manual ...
A controlled, single blinded study investigated the effect of high velocity manipulation on pressure...
Mobilisation is a commonly used technique by osteopaths however there is little evidence to support ...
High-velocity, low amplitude manipulation is commonly advocated by manual therapists for the treatme...
Mobilisation is a common technique used by manual therapists in the treatment of spinal pain, but th...
Physiotherapists commonly use mobilizations for treating patients with thoracic spine pain (TSP). Th...
Mobilisation of the spine is a common technique used in clinical practice. Studies have shown that m...
Lumbar mobilisations are commonly used in clinical practice to reduce pain and increase function. Mo...
Physiotherapists commonly use mobilizations for treating patients with thoracic spine pain (TSP). Th...
Spinal mobilisations are a common form of treatment intervention applied by physiotherapists in clin...
Background and Purpose: Evidence supports the use of manual physical therapy interventions directed ...
Evidence supports the use of manual physical therapy interventions directed at the thoracic spine in...
Muscle energy technique (MET) is commonly used by osteopaths and other manual therapists in the trea...
Previous findings suggest that spinal manual therapy (SMT) has the ability to induce pain relief and...
Background: The mechanisms of clinical pain relief associated with spinal manipulative therapy (SMT)...
High velocity low amplitude (HVLA) thrust manipulation and mobilisation are commonly used by manual ...
A controlled, single blinded study investigated the effect of high velocity manipulation on pressure...
Mobilisation is a commonly used technique by osteopaths however there is little evidence to support ...
High-velocity, low amplitude manipulation is commonly advocated by manual therapists for the treatme...
Mobilisation is a common technique used by manual therapists in the treatment of spinal pain, but th...
Physiotherapists commonly use mobilizations for treating patients with thoracic spine pain (TSP). Th...
Mobilisation of the spine is a common technique used in clinical practice. Studies have shown that m...
Lumbar mobilisations are commonly used in clinical practice to reduce pain and increase function. Mo...
Physiotherapists commonly use mobilizations for treating patients with thoracic spine pain (TSP). Th...
Spinal mobilisations are a common form of treatment intervention applied by physiotherapists in clin...
Background and Purpose: Evidence supports the use of manual physical therapy interventions directed ...
Evidence supports the use of manual physical therapy interventions directed at the thoracic spine in...
Muscle energy technique (MET) is commonly used by osteopaths and other manual therapists in the trea...
Previous findings suggest that spinal manual therapy (SMT) has the ability to induce pain relief and...
Background: The mechanisms of clinical pain relief associated with spinal manipulative therapy (SMT)...