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Results Thirty nine trials were identified There was a significant effect favouring neural mobilisation for pain and function in people with low back pain but not for flexibility

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Neural mobilization treatments showed positive results on the pain intensity and disability in individuals with musculoskeletal conditions Neural mobilization could be integrated into the

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To investigate up to date evidence of the effectiveness of neural mobilisation techniques compared with any type of comparator in improving pain function and physical performance in

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To investigate up to date evidence of the effectiveness of neural mobilisation techniques compared with any type of comparator in improving pain function and physical performance in people with

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Our meta analysis with its substantial sample size delves into the effects of articular and neural mobilization on pain intensity and disability in patients experiencing cervical radicular pain

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To investigate up to date evidence of the effectiveness of neural mobilisation techniques compared with any type of comparator in improving pain function and physical performance in people with

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