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Changes in pressure pain threshold and temporal summation in rapid responders and non-rapid responders after lumbar spinal manipulation and sham: A secondary analysis in adults with low back pain

Sasha L. Aspinall ; Charlotte Leboeuf-Yde ; Sarah Jane Etherington ; Bruce F. Walker |

Dans Musculoskeletal Science and Practice (Vol. 47, June 2020)

Background: People with LBP who experience rapid improvement in symptoms after spinal manipulative therapy (SMT) are more likely to experience better longer-term outcomes compared to those who don't improve rapidly. It is unknown if short-term [...]

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No difference in pressure pain threshold and temporal summation after lumbar spinal manipulation compared to sham: A randomised controlled trial in adults with low back pain

Sasha L. Aspinall ; Angela Jacques ; Charlotte Leboeuf-Yde ; Sarah Jane Etherington ; Bruce F. Walker |

Dans Musculoskeletal Science and Practice (Vol. 43, October 2019)

Background : Changes in quantitative sensory tests have been observed after spinal manipulative therapy (SMT), particularly in pressure pain thresholds (PPT) and temporal summation (TS). However, a recent systematic review comparing SMT to sham [...]

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