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Physiotherapy Theory and Practice|October 28, 2010
Restless legs syndrome and near-infrared light: An alternative treatment optionUlrike H Mitchell, J William Myrer, A Wayne Johnson, et al.Physiotherapy Theory and Practice|February 1, 2013
Integrating virtual reality video games into practice: clinicians' experiencesDanielle E Levac, Patricia A MillerPhysiotherapy Theory and Practice|March 13, 2013
High-frequency transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation reduces pain and cardio-respiratory parameters in an animal model of acute pain: participation of peripheral serotoninCíntia Helena Santuzzi, Henrique de Azevedo Futuro Neto, José Guilherme Pinheiro Pires, et al.Physiotherapy Theory and Practice|September 12, 2013
Breath control during a tiptoe taskEric M Lamberg, Marshall HaginsPhysiotherapy Theory and Practice|September 12, 2013
Reliability and concurrent criterion validity of a novel technique for analyzing hip kinematics during runningLee T Atkins, C Roger James, Phillip S Sizer, et al.Physiotherapy Theory and Practice|August 2, 2014
Physical therapy for correcting postural and coordination deficits in patients with mild-to-moderate traumatic brain injuryKsenia I Ustinova, Ludmila A Chernikova, Ann Dull, et al.Physiotherapy Theory and Practice|March 26, 2013
To sense and make sense of anxiety: physiotherapists' perceptions of their treatment for patients with generalized anxietyLouise Danielsson, Marianne Hansson Scherman, Susanne RosbergPhysiotherapy Theory and Practice|January 5, 2012
The effects of whole-body vibration training on gait and walking ability - a systematic review comparing two quality indexesJeanette Lindberg, Jane CarlssonPhysiotherapy Theory and Practice|January 8, 2013
Exploring gait-related dual task tests in community-dwelling fallers and non-faller: a pilot studyJennifer Muhaidat, Andrew Kerr, Jonathan J Evans, et al.Physiotherapy Theory and Practice|December 29, 2012
A pilot study on changes in passive range of motion in the cervical spine, for children aged 0-5 yearsAnna M Öhman, Eva Re BeckungPageof 256