... on Pain localised at palpation of plantar initial the plantar heel fascia origin weightbearing Pain at worst on Diagnosis of plantar Pain localised at initial weightfasciitis by a Physician the ... literature search, data extraction, analysis and drafting ofthe manuscript RC contributed to the data extraction, analysis and drafting ofthe manuscript All authors read and approved the final ... data extraction, analysis and drafting ofthe manuscript BP contributed to theliterature search, data extraction, Page 12 of 13 analysis and drafting ofthe manuscript LH contributed to the literature...
... nonsignificant Most severe pain showed a mean reduction of 0.13 in favour of manipulation For average pain there was a mean difference of 0.05 in favour of manipulation, for the NDI there was a mean ... in favour ofthe Activator in right lateral flexion The mean change in pain between manipulation and Activator was 1.429 in favour ofthe Activator Discussion An important result of this review ... Chiropractic in Canada: A Project Report, Survey Analysis and Summary ofthe Practice of Chiropractic within Canada Greeley, Colorado, USA: National Board of Chiropractic Examiners, International...
... characteristics ofthe two groups at baseline The internal validity ofthe trial by Imamura et al [24] might have also been threatened due to a 25% loss of participants at discharge As there was ... [13] A trial was excluded if the participant’s plantar heel pain was associated with a vascular or neurological disease, arthritis (degenerative and inflammatory) or fibromyalgia Types of Intervention ... symptoms of any duration A trial was only included if the participant’s plantar heel pain was managed by treatment of MTrPs in the lower extremity and/or foot The rationale for this decision was based...
... psychiatric aspects Bailliere, Tindall and Cassell: London; 1967 Bonica JJ: Pain research and therapy, achievements ofthe past and challenges ofthe future (IASP Presidential Address) In Advances ... in Pain Research and Therapy Edited by: Bonica JJ Raven Press, New York; 1983:1-36 Gamsa A: The role of psychological factors in chronic painA half century of study Pain 1994, 57:5-15 Gamsa A: ... capacity In the acute pain situation, "avoidance" behaviours, such as resting, are effective in allowing the healing process to occur [24] In chronic pain patients, thepain and disability appear...
... Korean and Chinese terms for Guasha AND pain were used when searching the Korean and Chinese databases We also searched in the journals Focus on Alternative and Complementary Therapies (FACT) and ... RCTs of Guasha on pain management should adhere to accepted standards of trial methodology and consider combined use of Guasha and other therapies Sufficient sample sizes, validated outcome measures ... to assess the risk of bias [4] As it is difficult to blind Guasha therapists, we assessed the blinding of patient and assessor separately A point was given for assessor blinding if pain was assessed...
... of 68% and applied a blinding technique to the image assessor The sagittal thickness ofthe plantar fascia was measured from a lateral non-weight bearing radiograph within 5.0 mm ofthe calcaneal ... features and reached consensus on the appropriateness of progressing to meta-analysis Data analysis All data analyses were performed by use ofReview Manager software (RevMan Version 5.0.14 Copenhagen: ... this review describe a fusiform thickening ofthe plantar fascia close to the calcaneal In addition to fascia thickening, areas of hypoechogenicity within the proximal plantar fascia have also...
... Lymphoma 2002, 43(12):2405-7 Kiyohara T, Kumakiri M, Kobayashi H, Nakamura H, Ohkawara A: Cutaneous marginal zone B-cell lymphoma: a case accompanied by massive plasmacytoid cells J Am Acad Dermatol ... molecular weight marker (Lane MW) DM prepared the draft of case report GM conceived the idea ofthe case report and helped with the draft of it AS, SC and AD helped the draft ofthe case report MM and ... evaluation Semin Ultrasound CT MR 1998, 19:200-208 Aboulafia AJ, Khan F, Pankowsky D, Aboulafia : DMAIDS-associated secondary lymphoma of bone: a case report with reviewoftheliterature Am J...
... literature For example, Lame [5] and Granieri and Bacarini [7] described a total of six cases, all consisting ofa bony structure of at least two bony elements and at least one (pseudo-) articulation ... dysplastic or absent nails and absent or hypoplastic kneecaps (nailpatella syndrome) Other characteristic features include iliac horns and abnormality ofthe elbows interfering with the full range ... radiography and differentiated from post-traumatic myositis ossificans and heterotopic bone by its corticated appearance in the absence ofa traumatic event Surgical removal is indicated in the case of...
... Management algorithm for the application ofthe DBCDR Management algorithm for the application ofthe DBCDR Diagnosis AND "low back pain" AND fear Diagnosis AND "neck pain" AND depression Diagnosis ... back pain" AND instability Diagnosis AND "neck pain" AND instability Diagnosis AND "low back pain" AND "motor control" Diagnosis AND "neck pain" AND "motor control" An algorithm illustrating the ... Diagnostic algorithm for the application ofthe DBCDR Diagnosis AND "low back pain" AND "central pain hypersensitivity" Diagnosis AND "neck pain" AND "central pain hypersensitivity" Diagnosis AND...
... proprioception associated with ageing may add to the alterations caused by the neck pain Overall, the lack of data available, no conclusions can be drawn regarding a possible relationship between postural ... Western Australia, Australia Authors’ contributions AR and Tino Bos (TB) carried out theliterature search and both participated in the selection ofthe included papers AR drafted the manuscript and ... ScienceDirect and the Cochrane library The date range of publications searched was from January 1980 to January 2011 The following key words were used in the search strategy: “neck pain , “cervical pain ,...
... of vital (life threatening) danger possible NACA Acute vital (life threatening) danger NACA Acute cardiac or respiratory arrest NACA Death NACA score as a routine for their patients The patient’s ... “Chest pain and A3 4 /A3 5 “Accidents”) and one category containing the rest, called “All Other” in the analyses In the analysis of diurnal variations, NACA scores were dichotomised to non life-threatening ... Olav Østebø from the area of Stavanger, and Leif Landa, Kari Hauge Nilsen, and Trond Kibsgaard in the area of Haugesund We want to thank Pål Renland for valuable help in data coding, Tone Morken...
... our case, the lack ofa previous history of trauma, infection and head surgery leads us to believe that the AC was due to a congenital anomaly Mirror images in MZ and AC are not relatively rare ... the cerebral hemispheres AC result from accumulation of CSF surrounded by an arachnoid membrane Vernooij et al 15 found that AC has a prevalence of approximately 1% in the normal population There ... temporal fossa AC Helland et al 20 found the Na+–K+–2Cl− cotransporter NKCC1 gene was escalated in AC and NKCC1 was present in the AC wall These finding indicated NKCC1 gene might play an important...
... low back painPain Physician 1999;2:59-64 Manchikanti L, Pampati V, Fellows B, et al The diagnostic validity and therapeutic value of lumbar facet joint nerve blocks with or without adjuvant agents ... de-innervation ofthe joint and removal ofthe entire end-plate receptors that adhere to the bone and capsular tissue Limitations ofthe current study include a lack of comparison group and lack of blinding ... men; mean age 64, range 22-89) were included Length of follow-up was at least years with a maximum of years Location of facet pain was cervical in 45, thoracic in 15, and lumbar in 114 patients...
... for the syntactic structure of language, it prefers placing the function of language as central (what language does and how language does it) rather than placing the elements of language and their ... Re-examine some ofthe most important issues related to the experiential aspect of functional grammar Analyze the meaning and structure ofanarrative based on the systemic functional analysis ... grammar are different from formal models of grammar by their focus on the communicative aspect of language 2.4 Metafunctions Halliday developed a theory ofthe fundamental functions of language...
... Transport Research Library and is Australia’s major transport database As well as the holdings ofthe ARRB Transport Research Library collection, it also includes the holdings ofa number of other ... drivers Casualty crash analyses, even those encompassing casualties of all severity, have a sampling bias: the so-called ‘frailty bias’, which exaggerates any apparent age-related risk increase The ... Newstead and O’Hare (2003) As noted by these authors: “… it may not be entirely accurate to label such behavioural adaptations as ‘compensation’ While these changes may reflect a behavioural adaptation...
... Psychiatric Research, USA; Faiza Anwar, Women’s Health Educator, Australia; Victor Aparicio Basauri, WHO Collaborating Centre, Spain; Lara Asuncion Ramon de la Fuente, National Institute of Psychiatry, ... Ahmed G Abou El-Azayem, Eastern Mediterranean Regional Council ofthe World Federation for Mental Health, Egypt; Mlay Akwillina, Reproductive Health Project, Tanzania; Mary Jane Alexander, Nathan ... Mental health aspects of women’s reproductive health A global reviewoftheliterature WHO Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data Mental health aspects of women’s reproductive health : a global...
... may be related to salt and NOC, in enhancing carcinogenesis after the epithelium is damaged[8] The aim of this article is to review and evaluate the available epidemiological evidence about the ... M, Natsukawa S, Shaura K, Koizumi Y, Kasuga Y, Hanaoka T, Tsugane S Association of Helicobacter pylori infection and environmental factors in non-cardia gastric cancer in Japan Gastric Cancer ... population: a 6-year survey Jpn J Cancer Res 1992; 83: 568-575 Inoue M, Tajima K, Kobayashi S, Suzuki T, Matsuura A, Nakamura T, Shirai M, Nakamura S, Inuzuka K, Tominaga S Protective factor against...
... Congress Canadian Medical Association Canadian Nurses Association Canadian Public Health Association City of Ottawa D-Code Inc Parliamentary Centre of Canada Saskatchewan Institute of Public ... Health Canada Health Council of Canada Human Resources and Social Development Canada Public Health Agency of Canada 28 CANADIAN POLICY RESEARCH NETWORKS Provincial Governments Alberta - Alberta ... Department of Health and Aged Care (2001) The Australian Coordinated Care Trials: Summary ofthe Final Technical National Evaluation Report ofthe First Round of Trials.” Coordinated Care Trials, Australia...
... research have a major advantage over those located at a distance:13 11 Acs et al used a database of innovations prepared by the US Small Business Administration in 1982 The database contains ... differences across industries in the relationship between academic research and industrial innovation Table is based on a statistical analysis ofthe Pace survey of European industrial managers ŽArundel ... between 20% and 50% In a review, Hall Ž1993 calculated that the Table Estimates of private and social rates of return to private R&D spending Studies Private rate of return Ž% Social rate of returnŽ%...
... evaluations of microfinance programmes within Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania (Zanzibar), Uganda and Zimbabwe, and include both rural and urban initiatives ... interventions, and two were of savings schemes alone They include evaluations of programmes within Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania (Zanzibar), Uganda and Zimbabwe ... Ivory Coast, Madagascar, Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe One study also included data from Haiti Of these 35 studies, 33 evaluated the impact of microcredit,...