Shoulder pain relief: which Hands-On therapy works better?
NCT ID NCT07062679
Summary
This study compared two different hands-on physical therapy techniques—Maitland and Mulligan mobilization—to see which works better for reducing shoulder pain and improving function. Researchers worked with 46 adults who had experienced shoulder pain for 3-12 months. They measured changes in pain levels, shoulder function, and psychological well-being to determine which approach provided better relief.
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Saidu Group of Teaching Hospital Mingora Swat
Swāt, KPK, 19200, Pakistan
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