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Click here to read the peer-reviewed article published in The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery (Br)
Federal Institution, Training and Scientific Medical Center, of the President of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia
DETAIL - A random controlled group of 60 patients: average age 71; 67% female, 50:50 active; sham group assignment
Patients received a 20 - 30 minute treatment per day for 10 days to supplement routine rehab care. The active group achieved equal or better outcomes after 7 days, compared to the Sham Group.
Conclusion - This RCT provided outcome measurements of VAS pain, Brief Pain Inventory and Physician Assessment which proved to be significantly better (P<.001) in the Active Group. Pain was reduced and ROM restored 30% earlier in the Active Group compared to the Sham Group.
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