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Archives of Physiotherapy|March 1, 2021
Early post-immobilization pain at rest, movement evoked pain, and their ratio as potential predictors of pain and disability at six- and 12-months after distal radius fractureMaryam Farzad, Joy C MacDermid, Saurabh Mehta, et al.Archives of Physiotherapy|March 28, 2025
Mim-pong: a serious game for assessment and treatment of the lower limb in hemiparetic stroke patientsFernando Lf Eichinger, Fabrício Noveletto, Susana C Domenech, et al.Archives of Physiotherapy|June 10, 2025
A new test protocol and device for measuring the cranio-cervical flexion test in participants with bruxismMareile Jung, Annika Zind, Markus J ErnstArchives of Physiotherapy|February 2, 2026
Stair walking is associated with returning home after inpatient stroke rehabilitation in Belgium and Switzerland: a multicentric retrospective studyOdile Chevalley, Emmanuelle Opsommer, Steven Truijen, et al.Archives of Physiotherapy|March 2, 2018
Mirror therapy for an adult with central post-stroke pain: a case reportDavide Corbetta, Elisabetta Sarasso, Federica Agosta, et al.Archives of Physiotherapy|January 5, 2019
Predictors of mobility domain of health-related quality of life after rehabilitation in Parkinson's disease: a pilot studyThomas Bowman, Elisa Gervasoni, Riccardo Parelli, et al.Archives of Physiotherapy|November 23, 2019
The "subluxation" issue: an analysis of chiropractic clinic websitesAlessandro R Marcon, Blake Murdoch, Timothy CaulfieldArchives of Physiotherapy|January 1, 2020
Does the awareness of having a lumbar spondylolisthesis influence self-efficacy and kinesiophobia? A retrospective analysisSilvano Ferrari, Rosa Striano, Eric Lucking, et al.Archives of Physiotherapy|July 12, 2018
Ethics reporting practices in randomized controlled trials of physical therapy interventions after strokeFrancesco Ferrarello, Matteo Viligiardi, Mauro Di BariArchives of Physiotherapy|January 18, 2018
Daily functional electrical stimulation during everyday walking activities improves performance and satisfaction in children with unilateral spastic cerebral palsy: a randomized controlled trialDayna Pool, Jane Valentine, A Marie Blackmore, et al.Pageof 24