Background Manipulation and mobilisation are commonly used to treat neck pain. This is an
update of a Cochrane review first published in 2003, and previously updated in 2010 …

Background The purpose of this report is to provide a succinct but comprehensive summary
of the scientific evidence regarding the effectiveness of manual treatment for the …

Introduction Clinicians often witness impressive treatment results in practice and may wish to
pursue research to formally explore their anecdotal experiences. The potential to further new …

STUDY DESIGN: Best evidence synthesis. OBJECTIVE: To identify, critically appraise, and
synthesize literature from 1980 through 2006 on noninvasive interventions for neck pain and …

Purpose—Cervical artery dissections (CDs) are among the most common causes of stroke
in young and middle-aged adults. The aim of this scientific statement is to review the current …

Background. Back pain is a common problem and a major cause of disability and health
care utilization. Purpose. To evaluate the efficacy, harms, and costs of the most common …

Background Although commonly utilized interventions, no studies have directly compared
the effectiveness of cervical and thoracic manipulation to mobilization and exercise in …

Objective: To summarize the key findings of a best-evidence synthesis on neck pain.
Methods: A systematic search, critical review, and best-evidence synthesis of the literature …

OBJECTIVE: To explore the incidence and risk of adverse events with manual therapies.
METHOD: The main health electronic databases, plus those specific to allied medicine and …

Study Design Best evidence synthesis. Objective To provide evidence-based guidance to
primary care clinicians about how to best assess and treat patients with neck pain. Summary …