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Effect of physical exercise on musculoskeletal pain in multiple body regions among healthcare workers: Secondary analysis of a cluster randomized controlled trial Physical exercise recommendations for healthcare workers should consider the setting, i.e. performing supervised group-based exercise at work and motivational coaching sessions is more effective than exercising alone at home. #science #chiropractor #chiropractic #research […]
Spinal kinematics during smartphone texting – A comparison between young adults with and without chronic neck-shoulder pain This study suggests that altered kinematics may be associated with pain since significantly increased angles of cervical right side flexion during smartphone texting and greater postural changes in cervical rotation were found during all text-entry tasks in the […]
Does a Diagnostic Classification Algorithm Help to Predict the Course of Low Back Pain? A Study of Danish Chiropractic Patients With 1-Year Follow-up The Petersen classification was not helpful in determining individual prognosis in patients with LBP receiving usual care in chiropractic practice. However, patients should be examined for potential nerve root involvement to improve […]
Corrigendum to "Adverse Events Associated With the Use of Cervical Spine Manipulation or Mobilization and Patient Characteristics: A Systematic Review" <[Musculoskelet. Sci. Pract. 28C (2017) 32-38]> Interesting error that has been corrected: "The authors regret that during a recent review of this work, an erroneous calculation was uncovered. In our discussion we estimated the number […]
Current Concept in Upright Spinal MRI Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the established technique for evaluating the spine. Unfortunately, the supine position of the patient during conventional MRI scanning does not truly reflect the physiological forces experienced by the discoligamentous structures during normal upright posture and ambulation. Upright MRI is a relatively new technique that […]
Induced Lumbosacral Radicular Symptom Referral Patterns: A Descriptive Study The level-specific provoked symptom distribution during lumbosacral transforaminal epidural injections is frequently different from that predicted by classic lumbosacral dermatomal maps. Referred pain to the buttock, the posterior thigh, or the posterior calf may come from L3, L4, L5, or S1 nerve root segmental irritation. #science […]
Prevalence and outcomes of incidental imaging findings: umbrella review There is large variability across different imaging techniques both in the prevalence of incidentalomas and in the prevalence of malignancy for specific organs. This umbrella review will aid clinicians and patients weigh up the pros and cons of requesting imaging scans and will help with management […]
Changes in Measures of Cervical Spine Function, Vestibulo-ocular Reflex, Dynamic Balance, and Divided Attention Following Sport-Related Concussion in Elite Youth Ice Hockey Players Measures of cervical spine function and divided attention were altered following concussion. However, tests of VOR and dynamic balance were not significantly different from baseline. Future research to evaluate the mechanism underlying […]
Spontaneous cervical artery dissection: a fluoroquinolone induced connective tissue disorder? A causal relationship of fluoroquinolone antibiotics to cervical artery dissection is plausible. The suppositions developed in this paper are insufficient to suggest that fluoroquinolones currently represent an established risk factor in the development of cervical artery dissections. Fluoroquinolones may indeed be a novel and previously […]
Disruptions of Awake Glutamate Signaling in Two Models of Migraine Glutamate imaging confirms the FHM2 mutation alters glutamate signaling during cortical processing and uncovers a non‐canonical form of glutamate release in FHM2 and CSD. The occurrence of plumes in both a genetic and a physiological model of migraine suggests a broader relevance to the disorder, […]
The potential dangers of neck manipulation & risk for dissection and devastating stroke: An illustrative case & review of the literature High velocity thrust manipulation of the cervical spine places the carotid and vertebral arteries at risk of dissection. Even with early diagnosis, thrombus occlusion and subsequent infarction can lead to serious adverse outcomes. We […]
The five-repetition sit-to-stand test: evaluation of a simple and objective tool for the assessment of degenerative pathologies of the lumbar spine The 5R-STS test is a simple and effective tool to describe objective functional impairment. A patient able to perform the test in 10.4 seconds can be considered to have no relevant objective functional impairment. […]
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