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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Hiroshi Takasaki, Scott Herbowy
The patient in this case study presented with constant idiopathic neck pain and left lower scapular pain (greater than 3 months) and was treated based on the principles of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT). Retraction exercises produced centralization of the lower scapular pain to the upper part of the scapula at the initial visit. At the first visit, the performance level on the Cranio-Cervical Flexion Test (CCFT) was ≤20 mmHg before the treatment. At the conclusion of the treatment during which centralization occurred, the CCFT level improved to 24 mmHg...
December 2016: Journal of Manual & Manipulative Therapy
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Mark Werneke, Daniel Deutscher, Paul Stratford, Jon Weinberg, Scott Herbowy, Joel Ladin, Linda Resnik
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
February 24, 2015: Spine
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Mark W Werneke, Daniel Deutscher, Dennis L Hart, Paul Stratford, Joel Ladin, Jon Weinberg, Scott Herbowy, Linda Resnik
STUDY DESIGN: Inter-rater chance-corrected agreement study. OBJECTIVE: The aim was to examine the association between therapists' level of formal precredential McKenzie postgraduate training and agreement on the following McKenzie classification variables for patients with low back pain: main McKenzie syndromes, presence of lateral shift, derangement reducibility, directional preference, and centralization. SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND DATA: Minimal level of McKenzie postgraduate training needed to achieve acceptable agreement of McKenzie classification system is unknown...
February 1, 2014: Spine
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
J Mark Miller, Scott Herbowy
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October 2002: Rehab Management
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