Publications by authors named "Karl Vincent"

Background: The clinical follow-up of patients for degeneration of the supraspinatus tendon is limited by the lack of objective assessment of pain evolution over time. We therefore tested a new method to collect follow-up data on patients treated either by surgical cuff repair or rehabilitation.

Objectives: We report the feasibility this method in terms of recruitment of clinicians and patients and their compliance.

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Hypothesis And Background: The role of degeneration is not well understood for rotator cuff pain. If age-related degenerative changes would be the cause of symptoms, degeneration would precede or concur with self-reported pain. We performed 3 systematic literature reviews.

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Article Synopsis
  • The study aimed to evaluate how effective manual therapies are in treating nonspecific neck pain using data from randomized controlled trials.
  • It found that high-quality trials indicated certain techniques, like thoracic manipulation and cervical manipulation, were beneficial for both acute and chronic neck pain, though no single therapy was better than the others.
  • Overall, while manual therapies are valuable for managing neck pain, evidence for their long-term effectiveness varies, with exercises showing better results when combined with these therapies.
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