Universidad Europea De Madrid

This study tested whether combining a pain medication (gabapentin) with a specific hand therapy technique works better than the medication alone for reducing carpal tunnel pain. It involved 72 people diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome. Researchers randomly assigned participant…

This study tested if adding a specific physiotherapy technique (nerve mobilization) to a common pain medication (ibuprofen) works better for reducing carpal tunnel pain than just taking the medication alone. It involved 76 people with diagnosed carpal tunnel syndrome who were ran…

This study tested whether common treatments could help people with carpal tunnel syndrome. Researchers compared over-the-counter ibuprofen pills and specific nerve gliding exercises against no treatment. They measured how well these approaches reduced pain and improved hand funct…

This study tested whether adding a specialized treadmill walking program to standard physical therapy could improve mobility for people with Parkinson's disease. 52 participants with mild to moderate Parkinson's were randomly assigned to receive either standard therapy alone or s…

This study tested three different needle-based physical therapy techniques to see how well they reduce pain and muscle tension in people with chronic neck pain. Researchers compared dry needling, percutaneous neuromodulation, and percutaneous electrolysis in 60 participants—first…

This study compared three approaches for managing carpal tunnel syndrome: a specific hand and nerve physical therapy technique, a medication called gabapentin, and no treatment. Researchers measured how well each approach reduced pain and improved hand function in 126 participant…

This study tested whether a specific physical therapy technique could reduce pain and improve hand function for people with carpal tunnel syndrome. Researchers compared the therapy to no treatment in 74 participants. The goal was to see if this non-drug approach could help manage…

This study tested whether combining a specific hand/wrist physical therapy technique with certain pain medications works better than just taking pain medication alone for people with carpal tunnel syndrome. It involved 129 adults diagnosed with the condition. Researchers compared…