An Overview on the Efficacy of Manual Therapy (Manipulations and Mobilisations) on Nonspecific Cervical Pain:A Systematic Review in Adults

Martínez, J.A. Mirallas

doi:10.5772/34572

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“…A sequence of active and passive therapeutic motions is used in NM, a treatment for nerve entrapment disorders, with the goal of restoring the normal mechanical function of nerves. For CR, neuromobilization is a therapeutic intervention and assessment technique (11) .…”

Section: Neural Mobilization (Nm)mentioning

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Effectiveness of Neural Mobilization on Functional Activity in Patients with Cervical Radiculopathy: Review Article

2024

The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine

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Background: One of the most prevalent conditions affecting the cervical nerve root is cervical spine radiculopathy (CSR). Pain that radiates down one or both upper extremities in a pattern is the hallmark of CR. This discomfort is related to one or more cervical nerve roots being constricted or inflamed. Objective: This review article aimed to determine the effectiveness of neural mobilization on neck disabilities in patients with CR. Methods: We conducted a date-unrestricted search of the Cochrane Controlled Trials Register on Cervical radiculopathy, Neural mobilization (NM), Neurodynamics, Neural tension and Neural sliding. We used Science direct, PubMed, and Google database between September 2023 and the date of launch. The search for literature was limited to English language works. Dissertations, oral presentations, conference papers, unpublished articles, and abstracts from smaller scientific investigations were excluded. Conclusions: This review supported neural mobilization, which decreases pain, improves neck impairments, and promotes cervical ROM in individuals with CR. Additional clinical studies are required to support the therapeutic impact of this strategy.

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Section: Neural Mobilization (Nm)mentioning

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Effectiveness of Neural Mobilization on Functional Activity in Patients with Cervical Radiculopathy: Review Article

2024

The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine

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An Overview on the Efficacy of Manual Therapy (Manipulations and Mobilisations) on Nonspecific Cervical Pain:A Systematic Review in Adults

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Effectiveness of Neural Mobilization on Functional Activity in Patients with Cervical Radiculopathy: Review Article

Effectiveness of Neural Mobilization on Functional Activity in Patients with Cervical Radiculopathy: Review Article

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