Improving the quality of myofascial release research – A critical appraisal of systematic reviews.

"This review concludes that the SRs analysed were completed with moderate methodological quality, but with procedural weaknesses and interpretation biases. The most recent review was qualitatively superior due to the inclusion of risk of bias analysis and effect size calculation. This critical appraisal and the derived recommendations can act as 'stepping stones' on which high quality future MFR trials and evidence can be built."
Improving the quality of myofascial release research - A critical appraisal of systematic reviews.

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