Objective To identify adverse effects of spinal manipulation. Design Systematic review of
papers published since 2001. Setting Six electronic databases. Main outcome measures …

Background Cervical spine manipulation (CSM) is a commonly utilized intervention, but its
use remains controversial. Purpose To retrospectively analyze all available documented …

Leaver AM, Maher CG, Herbert RD, Latimer J, McAuley JH, Jull G, Refshauge KM. A
randomized controlled trial comparing manipulation with mobilization for recent onset neck …

Objectives: While studies have looked into the effects of Maitland mobilization on symptom
relief, to date, no work has specifically looked at the effects of Mulligan mobilization. The …

Manipulation and mobilisation of the cervical spine are well established interventions in the
management of patients with headache and/or neck pain. However, their benefits are …

Background Patients with neck pain, headache, torticollis, or neurological signs should be
screened carefully for upper cervical spine instability, as these conditions are “red flags” for …

OBJECTIVE: Our aim was to report changes in neck pain at rest, active cervical range of
motion, and neck pain at end-range of cervical motion after a single thoracic spine …

Studies have shown a clinical relationship between trigger points and joint impairments.
However the cause-and effect relationship between muscle and joint dysfunctions in trigger …

An abundance of literature has attempted to provide insight into the association between
cervical spine manual therapy (MT) and cervical artery dysfunction leading to cerebral …

OBJECTIVE To provide an evidence-based clinical practice guideline for the chiropractic
cervical treatment of adults with acute or chronic neck pain not due to whiplash. This is a …