Goal of the Study? In this clinical anatomical study and literature review article from the European Spine Journal 1 the authors’ goals were twofold: (a) identify the anatomical mechanism of the Sinuvertebral Nerve in its relationship to lumbar discogenic pain and (b) clarify the different morphological aspects of the Sinuvertebral Nerve they found to those […]
Goal of the Study? In this qualitative systematic review and meta-analysis article from the Journal of Health Promotion Perspectives 1 the authors investigated existing studies to determine if consistent correlations exist between various types of sedentary behaviour and low back pain in both children and adults. Why are they doing this study about sedentary […]
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Goal of the Study? In this qualitative primary research study from the Oxidative Medicine and Cellular Longevity Journal 1 the authors’ goal was to determine the potential role of the Integrin Alpha 6 receptor in the inner nucleus pulposus in response to high oxygen tension in intervertebral disc degeneration. Why are they doing this […]
Learning about the sacroiliac joint and the dysfunctions of it.
Goal of the Study? In this research review article from the Annals of Medicine and Surgery 1 the authors’ purpose was to focus on the update of clinical prospects and management of osteoarthritis as well as future treatment possibilities. Why are they doing this study? Osteoarthritis is a general term that incorporates several different […]
Goal of the Study? In this case-control study from researchers in Thailand and Australia, published in the journal; Trends in Sciences 1 the authors’ goal was to investigate the effect of time of day (morning versus afternoon) on the variability of the change in stature of participants with Chronic Lower Back Pain (CLBP) on two […]
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