Rule | Author | Year | Level of Rule Development |
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Cancer Rule in Lower Back Pain Patients | Joines et al | 2001 | Cost Effectiveness study |
Lumbar Manipulation Rule | Flynn et al | 2002 | Broad Validation |
Lumbar Stabilization Rule | Hicks et al | 2005 | Derivation |
Lumbar Traction Rule | Fritz et al | 2007 | Expert Consensus |
Thoracic Manipulation Rule for Neck Pain | Cleland et al | 2007 | Broad Validation by Cleland in 2010 demonstrated NO rule is needed - ALL neck pain patients without "red flags" get manipulation |
Ankle Mobilization for Inversion Injuries | Whitman et al | 2007 | Derivation |
Hip Manipulation Rule for Knee Pain | Currier et al | 2007 | Derivation |
Specific Directional Exercise for Lower Back Pain | Browder et al | 2007 | Expert Consensus |
Lumbopelvic Manipulation for Anterior Knee Pain | Iverson et al | 2008 | Derivation |
Cervical Traction Rule | Raney et al | 2009 | Derivation |
Thoracic Manipulation Rule for Shoulder Pain | Mintken et al | 2010 | Derivation |
This chart is regularly updated at www.BulletprootPT.com.
Great chat Tim. I'll link back on my blog.
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