… ▪ Conclusions: Spinal manipulation is of short-term benefit in some patients, … low-back pain.
Data are insufficient concerning the efficacy of spinal manipulation for chronic low-back pain. …

… To assess the efficacy of manipulation in subgroups of patients with low back pain, we …
for acute low back pain (duration of complaints usually < 6 weeks) and chronic low back pain (…

… Patients with nonradicular low back pain underwent a standardized examination and then
underwent a standardized spinal manipulation treatment program. Success with treatment …

… with low back pain are most likely to respond to manipulation could improve clinical
efficiency and resource utilization. Thus, we aimed to validate the spinal manipulation clinical …

… spinal manipulation in either acute or chronic low back pain. Given that approximately 80
percent of primary care patients with low back pain … benefit patients with low back pain (that had …

… with low back pain, we found that physical therapy and chiropractic manipulation had similar
… with care, disability, recurrences of back pain, and subsequent visits for back pain. Although …

… spinal manipulation therapy (SMT) for the management of chronic nonspecific low back pain
… term reduction of pain and disability levels associated with chronic low back conditions after …

… This study identified a sample population of subacute low back pain sufferers for which
chiropractic care provided an equally effective management to the conservative medical care of …

… spinal malalignment and low back pain (LBP). The current study investigated the relationship
of spinal alignment … follow-up visit of the Wakayama Spine Study. The sagittal vertical axis …

… of reviews and several national clinical guidelines, much controversy still remains regarding
the evidence for or against efficacy of spinal manipulation for low back pain and neck pain. …