CONCLUSIONS: PSADC demonstrated enhanced treatment effects on PD motor function compared to NA while also reducing variability in individual responses. The integration of IMU sensors was essential for precise monitoring, supporting the potential of a data-driven, individualized exercise approach to optimize treatment outcomes for individuals with PD. →
Biofeedback (BFB) is a rehabilitation method, which, among other things, is used for the restitution of motor and gait function. As of now, it has become technically feasible to use BFB training based on target gait parameters to improve the gait function in stroke patients. The walking patterns of stroke patients are generally characterized by… →
CONCLUSION: Is not possible to state that insoles provided patients with a significant improvement of the footstep structure in the intervention group in comparison to the control group in diabetic neuropathy patients. →
CONCLUSION: Intervention in accordance with DP promoted resulted in favorable outcomes for clinical effects on specific functional disability pain intensity, and symmetry index of the lower limbs. These findings suggest that intervention based on DP may be effective in the management of chronic knee pain in BJJPs. →
CONCLUSION: IASTM applied to the plantar fascia of individuals with pes planus have immediate effects on dynamic balance when compared to no intervention and percussive massage even within a small sample size. →
CONCLUSION: The analysis of results showed that conventional CMT combined with PT could be more effective in improving the clinical outcomes and electrodiagnostic findings of patients with CTS compared to conventional PT only in the long term. Therefore, it can be suggested as a proper therapeutic method in CTS. →
CONCLUSION: Scapula mobilization technique in subjects presenting with cervicalgia and a positive ULNT1 significantly appears to help improve the neural mechanosensitivity of the median nerve and pain. →
CONCLUSION: Inflammation is an important aspect of PD. This study explored the inflammatory status after a mind-body exercise. Further studies need to extend our findings to confirm the effect of Qigong in people with PD. →