Study design: This purpose is a systematic review.Objective: Study the value of using neurodynamic and neural mobilization techniques in the pain treatment and functional capacity improvement in patients with cervicobrachial pain.Background: Cervicobrachial neuralgia is defined as cervical pain associated with neurogenic pain starting at the cervical spine and describing a precise algesic path along the upper limb and ending in one or more fingers. The origin is a suffering nerve root of the brachial plexus. Neural mobilization or neurodynamic is a movement-based intervention designed to restore nervous system homeostasis. The level of evidence for this technique is not determined yet. Method: the databases used were Pub Med, PEDro, Cochran...
A single case study ABC design was used to evaluate the effectiveness of manipulative physiotherapy ...
Introduction: Unilateral cervical radiculopathy is the consequence of the spinal static’s disorder. ...
Cervical radiculopathy is the result of cervical nerve root pathology that may lead to chronic pain ...
Introduction: Cervical radiculopathy (CR) is a common upper limb condition. It may have several orig...
Cervicobrachial pain (CP) is a highincidence and prevalent condition. Cervical lateral glide (CLG)...
Introduction: Neural mobilization is the most important technique used for the treatment of nervous ...
Study Design: Randomized clinical trial. Objectives: To analyze the immediate treatment effects of c...
Purpose: This study aim was to compare the effectiveness of the median nerve neural mobilization (MN...
There is a current lack of sufficiently highquality randomized controlled clinical trials that measu...
Introduction: Cervicobrachial Pain Syndrome (CBPS) is a disorder of enhanced mechanosensitivity to ...
Objective: The objective of the study was to compare the effectiveness of neural mobilization techni...
Objectives: To analyze the immediate treatment effects of cervical mobilization and therapeutic ultr...
Objective The objective of the study was to compare the effectiveness of neural mobilization techniq...
An appraisal was made on a randomized controlled trial by Allison et al, which compared direct and i...
Cervico-brachial pain syndrome is an upper quarter pain condition in which mechanosensitive neural t...
A single case study ABC design was used to evaluate the effectiveness of manipulative physiotherapy ...
Introduction: Unilateral cervical radiculopathy is the consequence of the spinal static’s disorder. ...
Cervical radiculopathy is the result of cervical nerve root pathology that may lead to chronic pain ...
Introduction: Cervical radiculopathy (CR) is a common upper limb condition. It may have several orig...
Cervicobrachial pain (CP) is a highincidence and prevalent condition. Cervical lateral glide (CLG)...
Introduction: Neural mobilization is the most important technique used for the treatment of nervous ...
Study Design: Randomized clinical trial. Objectives: To analyze the immediate treatment effects of c...
Purpose: This study aim was to compare the effectiveness of the median nerve neural mobilization (MN...
There is a current lack of sufficiently highquality randomized controlled clinical trials that measu...
Introduction: Cervicobrachial Pain Syndrome (CBPS) is a disorder of enhanced mechanosensitivity to ...
Objective: The objective of the study was to compare the effectiveness of neural mobilization techni...
Objectives: To analyze the immediate treatment effects of cervical mobilization and therapeutic ultr...
Objective The objective of the study was to compare the effectiveness of neural mobilization techniq...
An appraisal was made on a randomized controlled trial by Allison et al, which compared direct and i...
Cervico-brachial pain syndrome is an upper quarter pain condition in which mechanosensitive neural t...
A single case study ABC design was used to evaluate the effectiveness of manipulative physiotherapy ...
Introduction: Unilateral cervical radiculopathy is the consequence of the spinal static’s disorder. ...
Cervical radiculopathy is the result of cervical nerve root pathology that may lead to chronic pain ...