Of the 107 subjects who passed screening, 98 (92%) completed post treatment tests and 91 (85%) completed follow-up tests. Statistically significant
differences were noted after treatment and at follow-up. The comprehensive
massage therapy group had improved function (mean RDQ score 1.54 v.
2.86–6.5, p < 0.001), less intense pain (mean PPI score 0.42 v. 1.18–1.75, p <
0.001) and a decrease in the quality of pain (mean PRI score 2.29 v.
4.55–7.71, p = 0.006) compared with the other 3 groups. Clinical significance
was evident for the comprehensive massage therapy group and the soft-tissue
manipulation group on the measure of function. At 1-month follow-up 63% of
subjects in the comprehensive massage therapy group reported no pain as
compared with 27% of the soft-tissue manipulation group, 14% of the remedial
exercise group and 0% of the sham laser therapy group
Of the 107 subjects who passed screening, 98 (92%) completed post treatment tests and 91 (85%) completed follow-up tests. Statistically significant
differences were noted after treatment and at follow-up. The comprehensive
massage therapy group had improved function (mean RDQ score 1.54 v.
2.86–6.5, p < 0.001), less intense pain (mean PPI score 0.42 v. 1.18–1.75, p <
0.001) and a decrease in the quality of pain (mean PRI score 2.29 v.
4.55–7.71, p = 0.006) compared with the other 3 groups. Clinical significance
was evident for the comprehensive massage therapy group and the soft-tissue
manipulation group on the measure of function. At 1-month follow-up 63% of
subjects in the comprehensive massage therapy group reported no pain as
compared with 27% of the soft-tissue manipulation group, 14% of the remedial
exercise group and 0% of the sham laser therapy group
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