Current Issue April 2012, Vol. 16, No. 2

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Acute repetitive lumbar syndrome: A multi-component insight into the disorder
April 2012(Vol. 16 | No. 2 | Pages 134-147)
Moshe Solomonow, Bing He Zhou, Yun Lu, Karen B. King

Are child bearing hips a risk factor for Greater trochanteric pain syndrome?
April 2012(Vol. 16 | No. 2 | Pages 148)
A.M. Fearon, S. Stephens, J.L. Cook, P.N. Smith, W. Cormick, J.M. Scarvell
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Quantifying Effects of Non-Invasive Interventions to Reduce Low Back Dysfunction
April 2012(Vol. 16 | No. 2 | Pages 149)
Nadi Atalla, Hans Chaudhry, Thomas Findley
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Effects of different focus of attention rehabilitative training on gait performance in Multiple Sclerosis patients
14 May 2012
Mohsen Shafizadeh, Geoffrey K. Platt, Baharak Mohammadi
Abstract: The present investigation studied the effects of different focus of attention training on gait performance. Twelve volunteers with Multiple Sclerosis and with an average disability score (Ex...
Applied kinesiology: Distinctions in its definition and interpretation
14 May 2012
Anthony L. Rosner, Scott C. Cuthbert
Abstract: Modification of the motor system in assessing and treating as well as understanding one of the causes of musculoskeletal dysfunctions is a topic of growing importance in healthcare. Applied ...
Ottawa panel evidence-based clinical practice guidelines on therapeutic massage for neck pain
11 May 2012
Lucie Brosseau, George A. Wells, Peter Tugwell, Lynn Casimiro, Michael Novikov, Laurianne Loew, Danijel Sredic, Sarah Clément, Amélie Gravelle, Kevin Hua, Daniel Kresic, Ana Lakic, Gabrielle Ménard, Pascale Côté, Ghislain Leblanc, Mathieu Sonier, Alexandre Cloutier, Jessica McEwan, Stéphane Poitras, Andrea Furlan, Anita Gross, Trish Dryden, Ron Muckenheim, Raynald Côté, Véronique Paré, Alexandre Rouhani, Guillaume Léonard, Hillel M Finestone, Lucie Laferrière, Simon Dagenais, Gino De Angelis, Courtney Cohoon
Summary: Objective: To update evidence-based clinical practice guideline (EBCPG) on the use of massage compared to a control or other treatments for adults (>18 years) suffering from sub-acute and ...
Rehabilitation of an osteochondral fracture using blood flow restricted exercise: A case review
07 May 2012
Jeremy P. Loenneke, Kaelin C. Young, Jacob M. Wilson, J.C. Andersen
Abstract: Objectives: In this case review we report on a bodybuilder who used a practical model of blood flow restriction (BFR) training to successfully rehabilitate himself following an injury to his...
Conservative care of sports hernias within soccer players: A case series
07 May 2012
Erik A. Yuill, Jason A. Pajaczkowski, Scott D. Howitt
Summary: Objective: To detail the progress of 2 high-level soccer players and 1 recreational soccer player with chronic groin pain that was exacerbated by participation in sports and relieved by rest....

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