Pre-manipulative testing of the cervical spine review, revision and new clinical guidelines.
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Summary
The results suggest that the use and interpretation of the protocol are variable among members of MPA, and the risk of adverse effects from manipulative (musculoskeletal) physiotherapy practice, including cervical manipulation, appears to be very low.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2004-05-01
- Cited by
- 134
- References
- 73
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- https://openalex.org/W2056220603
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Keywords
Medicine, Manual therapy, Physical therapy, Spinal manipulation, Cervical spine
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- Should I warn the patient first?
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- Moving in on Pain
- Manipulation of the cervical spine.
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- In private practice, informed consent is interpreted as providing explanations rather than offering choices: a qualitative study.
- Manual Therapy and Cervical Arterial Dysfunction, Directions for the Future: A Clinical Perspective
- The answer is in the questioning: Subjective history taking and serious spinal pathology
- Vestibular influence on cranio-cervical pain: A case report
- Avaliação da Perceção dos diferentes Graus de Maitland, na Região Lombar, entre Estudantes e Fisioterapeutas
- Red flag screening for serious pathology presenting in cervical spine musculoskeletal disorders
- Physical therapy perspectives in the 21st century: challenges and possibilities
- Cervical & thoracic manipulations: Acute effects upon pain pressure threshold and self-reported pain in experimentally induced shoulder pain.
- Eight critical skill sets required for manual therapy competency: a Delphi study and factor analysis of physical therapy educators of manual therapy.
- Informed Consent: ethical theory, legal obligationsand the physiotherapy clinical encounter
- Assessing the risk of stroke from neck manipulation: a systematic review
- In response to Dr. Thiel
- Cervical arterial dysfunction assessment and manual therapy.
- Examination of motor and hypoalgesic effects of cervical vs thoracic spine manipulation in patients with lateral epicondylalgia: a clinical trial.
- Klinische Leitlinien für das Assessment vertebrobasilärer Insuffizienz bei der Behandlung von HWS-Problemen
- A comparison of cervical spine mobilization forces applied by experienced and novice physiotherapists.
- Validity of the Doppler velocimeter in examination of vertebral artery blood flow and its use in pre-manipulative screening of the neck.
- A preliminary study comparing the use of cervical/upper thoracic mobilization and manipulation for individuals with mechanical neck pain
- Communicating risk and shared decision-making in osteopathic practice: A pilot study using focus groups to test a patient information leaflet ☆
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