In 2004, Thomas, et. al., conducted clinical trials, understanding the nuances of participant treatment preferences is pivotal, as they can significantly shape the outcomes observed. In a recent study...
Which therapy triumphs: Acupuncture or physiotherapy for pregnancy-related low-back and pelvic pain?
In 2000, Wedenberg, et. al., randomized study aimed to assess the effectiveness of acupuncture compared to physiotherapy in alleviating low-back and pelvic pain during pregnancy. Sixty pregnant women ...
In 1997, Schultz, et. al., conducted study about Seromas and compromised shoulder function which are common complications following modified radical mastectomy for breast cancer. Early postoperative p...
In 1996, Karlberg, et. al., sought to assess postural performance in patients experiencing dizziness suspected to originate from cervical factors. After excluding extracervical causes in 22 patients ...
Previous studies have indicated that patients generally prefer receiving physiotherapy services in primary care settings. However, limited research has directly compared the effectiveness of hospital-...