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Katherine A Pohlman1, Kristian Anderson2, Beth Carleo3
1Parker University, 2540 Walnut Hill Lane, Dallas, TX, 75229, USA. kpohlman@parker.edu.
Abstract:
Correspondence from Yu et al. identify methodological issues with the systematic review of manual therapy for pediatric manuscript. Like any research study, limitations are important for readers to keep in consideration when reviewing study findings. The primary authors maintain full confidence in the use of the review to provide practicing clinicians with a comprehensive overview of the limited and low-quality available evidence regarding manual therapies for the pediatric patient.
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