Factors Associated with Clinical Responses to Spinal Manipulation in Patients with Non-specific Thoracic Back Pain
Thoracic spine pain is a growing issue due to our increasingly sedentary lifestyle. Unlike the cervical and lumbar spine, the thoracic spine has limited mobility due to the rib cage. Additionally, the thoracic spine often experiences compensatory issues due to challenges in the adjacent cervical and lumbar regions. Previous research has shown pain reductions in […]
The Effects of Spinal Manipulation Added to Exercise on Pain and Quality of Life in Patients with Thoracic Spinal Pain
Spinal pain, a leading cause of disability worldwide, particularly thoracic spinal pain, remains a relatively unexplored area. Factors such as repetitive tasks, extended periods in static postures, spinal pathologies, and psychological stress can contribute to thoracic pain, which often alters disc and soft tissue biomechanics. Spinal manipulation of the thoracic spine is a hands-on approach […]
