Universidad De Zaragoza

This study tested whether more frequent and longer therapy sessions improve arm movement after a stroke. Twenty stroke survivors were split into two groups: one received intensive therapy (5 days/week, 2 hours/day) and the other received standard therapy (3 days/week, 1 hour/day)…

This study tested whether an 18-month multimodal program could improve quality of life and daily function for older adults. 187 participants, aged 60+ or 55+ with a diagnosed condition, were randomly assigned to either receive the program or be in a comparison group. The program …

This study tested whether a technique called ultrasound-guided percutaneous neuromodulation could help CrossFit athletes with long-term, unexplained shoulder pain. Forty-two athletes with pain lasting over three months were randomly assigned to receive different versions of this …

This study tested whether adding a nerve stimulation treatment to standard care helps people with chronic knee tendon pain. Researchers worked with 26 adult athletes who had persistent 'jumper's knee' pain. They compared standard treatment (a needle therapy plus special exercises…

This study tested if a single session of a minimally invasive electrical needle treatment could help hockey players with minor adductor muscle tightness (grade 0 injury). Researchers measured changes in pain, hip mobility, and muscle strength in 11 players after the treatment. Th…

This study tested two different methods of ultrasound-guided nerve stimulation to see which one better improves handgrip strength in healthy people. Researchers compared two electrical stimulation patterns applied through a needle near the median nerve in the forearm. The goal wa…