… of manual therapy (MT) for patients with different stages of non-specific low back pain (LBP). …
Training primary care physicians to give limited manual therapy for low back pain: patient …

… for nonsurgical back pain. … of back pain in the United States. Although medicine has
dramatically progressed in other areas, many current back pain theories and treatments date back to …

… There were no significant differences in pain and disability scores among participants in
the stabilization exercise group compared to those in the manual therapy group. …

… Considering how central the notion of targeted treatment is to manual therapy principles,
further … manual therapy and/or exercise on pain and activity limitation in adults with NSLBP. …

… back pain. A prelimina y 'profile" of the patient with low back pain who would likely benefit from
manual therapy … , central or paravertebral pain distribution, no previous exposure to spinal …

… The intention was to investigate a manual therapy approach in tune with how … manual
therapy, consisting of specific exercises and segmental techniques, to general exercise therapy …

… of manual therapy has been directed toward the treatment of back and peripheral joint pain
and … This article considers the biomechanical effects that manual therapy can have on the …

… therefore to evaluate the effectiveness of specific manual therapy to reduce pain and increase
activity in sub-groups of LBP participants identified as likely to respond to manual therapy. …

… for the use of manual therapy: 13 musculoskeletal conditions, four … back pain and chronic
neck pain. The evidence is inconclusive for knee osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, myofascial pain …

… If we take the case of a patient with low back pain receiving a manual therapy intervention
to their lumbar spine, the mechanical stimulus is theorized to cause movement at the spinal …