Effectiveness of a specific manual approach to the suboccipital region in patients with chronic mechanical neck pain and rotation deficit in the upper cervical spine: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

Author

González Rueda, Vanessa

López de Celis, Carlos

Barra-López, Martín Eusebio

Carrasco Uribarren, Andoni

Castillo Tomás, Sara

Hidalgo-García, César

Publication date

2017-09-05



Abstract

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Document Type

Article

Document version

Accepted version

Language

English

CDU Subject

61 - Medical sciences

Subjects and keywords

Anatomia; Articulacions; Músculs; Anatomía; Articulaciones; Músculos; Anatomy; Joints; Muscles; Dolor crònic; Dolor crónico; Chronic pain

Pages

8

Publisher

Springer Nature

Collection

18;

Version of

BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

Rights

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