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September 26, 2025Problems of Balneology Physiotherapy and Exercise Therapy

Results of manual therapy in degenerative spine diseases with and without radiculopathy. (Literature review)

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EGE. V. GameevaMoscow Regional Scientific Research Clinical Institute. MF VladimirskyNMN.F. MiryutovaNBNazim G. BadalovSechenov University

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Implication

Literature review shows manual therapy significantly reduces pain in degenerative spine diseases, suggesting clinical benefits for affected patients.

Key Points

  • Manual therapy significantly reduces acute and chronic pain levels in patients with degenerative spine diseases.
  • Evidence shows manipulation and mobilization improve spinal motor activity, effective for chronic low back pain.
  • Medium-quality evidence demonstrates myofascial release outperforms control treatments for managing pain.
  • Findings indicate manual therapy aids rehabilitation for patients post-surgery for herniated discs.

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Gameeva et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d6c67db1249cec298b24e4https://doi.org/10.17116/kurort202510204147
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