Shockwave vs needle: the battle for muscle pain relief
NCT ID NCT07397039
Summary
This study compared two treatments for chronic muscle pain in the shoulder and neck area. Researchers tested whether a non-invasive shockwave therapy was as effective as a more common dry needling treatment at reducing pain and improving function. The trial involved 53 adults who had experienced this specific muscle pain for at least three months.
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Ramathibodi Hospital
Bangkok, 10400, Thailand
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