The Effectiveness of Spinal
Manipulative Therapy in
Treating Spinal Pain Does Not
Depend on the Application
Procedures: A Systematic Review
and Network Meta-analysis

Casper Nim, PhD, Sasha L. Aspinall, PhD, Chad E. Cook, PhD, Leticia A. Corrêa, DSc, Megan Donaldson, PhD, Aron S. Downie, PhD, Steen Harsted, PhD, Simone Hansen, MSc, Hazel J. Jenkins, PhD, David McNaughton, PhD, Luana Nyirö, DCM, Stephen M. Perle, DC, Eric J. Roseen, PhD, James J. Young, PhD, Anika Young, MRes, Gong-He Zhao, PhD, Jan Hartvigsen, PhD, Carsten B. Juhl, PhD J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2025;55(2):109-122. Epub 7 January 2025

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The Effectiveness of Spinal Manipulative Therapy in Treating Spinal Pain Does Not Depend on the Application Procedures: A Systematic Review and Network Meta-analysis -February 2025 Paper of the Month [1 hr/pt CPD]
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