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Consensus among musculoskeletal experts for the management of patients with headache by physiotherapists? A delphi study

Robby De Pauw ; Vincent Dewitte ; Willem De Hertogh ; Elise Cnockaert ; Marjolein Chys ; Barbara Cagnie |

Dans Musculoskeletal Science and Practice (Vol. 52, April 2021)

Background: Though a large amount of research on the management of headache has been conducted, the clinical effectiveness of these treatments remains unclear. Objectives: To reach consensus among international musculoskeletal experts on what[...]

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Do sociodemographic features, pain sensitivity or pain catastrophizing relate to clinic-based adherence to physiotherapy in people suffering from chronic spinal pain? Secondary analysis of a randomized clinical trial

Dorine Lenoir ; Iris Coppieters ; Ward Willaert ; Jeroen Kregel ; Lieven Andre G. Danneels ; Barbara Cagnie ; Mira Meeus ; Anneleen Malfliet |

Dans Musculoskeletal Science and Practice (Vol. 44, December 2019)

Purpose: Examining whether socio-demographic variables, pain or functionality are related to the degree of clinic-based therapy adherence in patients suffering from nonspecific chronic spinal pain (nCSP). Design: Secondary analysis of a randomi[...]

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Influence of education level on the effectiveness of pain neuroscience education : A secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial

Thomas Bilterys ; Jeroen Kregel ; Jo Nijs ; Mira Meeus ; Lieven Andre G. Danneels ; Barbara Cagnie ; Eveline Van Looveren ; Anneleen Malfliet |

Dans Musculoskeletal Science and Practice (Vol. 57, February 2022)

Background Current evidence supports the use of pain neuroscience education (PNE) in several chronic pain populations. However, the effects of PNE at group level are rather small and little is known about the influence of personal factors (e.g. [...]

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Optimal Normalization Tests for Muscle Activation of the Levator Scapulae, Pectoralis Minor, and Rhomboid Major: An Electromyography Study Using Maximum Voluntary Isometric Contractions

Birgit Castelein ; Barbara Cagnie ; Thierry Parlevliet |

Dans Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2015/10, 2015)

Objective To identify maximum voluntary isometric contraction (MVIC) test positions for the deeper-lying scapulothoracic muscles (ie, levator scapulae, pectoralis minor, rhomboid major), and to provide a standard set of a limited number of test[...]

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