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一个网络对不同炼方式对非特异性部疼痛的比较有效性的元分析

Xinyu Shen1, Yucheng Dong1, Xin Xiong2

  • 1College of physical education and sports, Beijing normal university, Beijing, China.

Journal of back and musculoskeletal rehabilitation
|October 22, 2025
PubMed
概括

运动疗法有效地减少了部疼痛和功能障碍的患者与非特异性部疼痛 (NSNP). 稳定训练改善了疼痛,改善了功能障碍,巴杜安金提高了生活质量.

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非特异性的部疼痛.运动疗法 运动疗法部疼痛治疗 治疗 部疼痛网络元分析 网络元分析

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