Background: The synergies in principles of physiotherapy and yoga are discussed and
documented in scientific studies. However, there are limited research studies about efficacy …

The objective of this literature review is to gain insight into the effectiveness of yoga as a
therapy for musculoskeletal disorders. An extensive search of databases was performed to …

Background. Musculoskeletal conditions comprise a diverse group of disorders, united by a
commonality of biopsychosocial symptoms including pain, functional disability, and …

Methods Twenty-one databases were electronically searched using database-specific
search strings incorporating “yoga”,“musculoskeletal”,“back pain”,“arthritis” and “random” …

Objectives To identify the content and reporting details of randomised controlled trials of
yoga for musculoskeletal conditions through a systematic review of the literature. Design …

Abstract Objectives Musculoskeletal conditions (MSCs) are the leading cause of disability
and chronic pain in the developed world, impacting both functional ability and psychosocial …

Musculoskeletal disorders are a diverse group of conditions ranging from inflammatory
systemic joint disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis (RA) through to localized soft tissue …

Abstract Purpose of Review This study aims to systematically review and summarise the
efficacy and safety of yoga for osteoarthritis. Medline (through PubMed), Scopus, and the …

Purpose (the aim of the study): Purpose: Yoga, a mind-body discipline that originated in the
Indian subcontinent, might help in managing the major symptoms of osteoarthritis which …

This systematic review aimed to synthesise the content, structure, and delivery
characteristics of effective yoga interventions for managing osteoarthritis symptoms …