Items where Author is "Takasaki, Hiroshi"

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TAKASAKI, Hiroshi and MAY, Stephen (2018). Are improvements in symptoms associated with changes in lumbopelvic posture in patients with posterior derangement using Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy? Journal of back and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. [Article]

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TAKASAKI, Hiroshi, AOKI, Satoru and MAY, Stephen (2018). No increase in 6-week treatment effect of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy with the use of the LUMBOback in people with non-acute non-specific low back pain and a directional preference of extension: a pilot randomized controlled trial. Physiotherapy, 104 (3), 347-353. [Article]

TAKASAKI, Hiroshi and MAY, Stephen (2018). Concerns related to the accurate identification of anterior derangement syndrome in mechanical diagnosis and therapy for low back pain: A case report. Physiotherapy Theory & Practice, 1-9. [Article]

TAKASAKI, Hiroshi, IWASADA, Yoshihiro and MAY, Stephen (2015). Attitude towards the use of mechanical diagnosis and therapy and reliability of classification extremity problems by credentialed therapists. Journal of Chiropractic Medicine, 14 (1), 32-38. [Article]

TAKASAKI, Hiroshi, IWASADA, Yoshihiro and MAY, Stephen (2015). Attitude towards the use of mechanical diagnosis and therapy and reliability of classification extremity problems by credentialed therapists. Journal of Chiropractic Medicine, 14 (1), 32-38. [Article]

TAKASAKI, Hiroshi and MAY, Stephen (2014). Mechanical diagnosis and therapy has similar effects on pain and disability as ‘wait and see’ and other approaches in people with neck pain: a systematic review. Journal of Physiotherapy, 60 (2), 78-84. [Article]

KANEKO, Shouta, TAKASAKI, Hiroshi and MAY, Stephen (2009). Application of mechanical diagnosis and therapy to a patient diagnosed with de Quervain's disease: a case study. Journal of Hand Therapy, 22 (3), 278-284. [Article]

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