Research Archive: pilot study

Result Type: platform presentation

Changes in functional movement screen scores associated with multimodal chiropractic care: a pilot study.

Vawter H, Pfefer M, Gilmore R, and Tate T. New Orleans, LA, Association of Chiropractic Colleges Research Agenda Conference.

Keywords

functional movement, multimodal chiropractic care, pilot study

Result Type: Poster

R+C ractors and sacrooccipital technique- orthopedic blocking: a pilot study using pre and post VAS assessment

Globe G. ACC-RAC.

Keywords

orthopedic blocking, pilot study, R+C factors, Sacro-occipital technique, VAS assessment

Result Type: Poster

Ground reaction forces associated with delivery of spinal manipulation therapy: a pilot study.

Ludwig M, Reece S, McIntosh S, and Pfefer M. St. Louis, MO, World Federation of Chiropractic Association of Chiropractic Colleges 11th Global Education Conference.

Keywords

ground reaction forces, pilot study, spinal manipulation therapy

Result Type: Poster

Reliability and usefuleness of paraspinal ultrasonography, a pilot study

Conley R, Pfefer MT, and Febbo T. Minneapolis, MN, International Conference on Spinal Manipulative Therapy.

Keywords

paraspinal ultrasonograpgy, pilot study

Result Type: Poster

Intra- and interexaminer reliability of prone extension motion palpation- a pilot study

Pfefer MT, Cooper SR, Uhl NL, Deupree D, and Schoof T. Las Vegas, Nevada,

Keywords

intra and interexaminer reliability, motion palpation, pilot study, prone extension

Result Type: Published abstracts, book chapters and articles

Barriers to chiropractic use among African-Americans: a pilot study

Wates R, Wilson J, Bartlett J, and Pfefer M. Journal of Chiropractic Education. 31(1):29-99.

Keywords

African-Americans, barriers, chiropractic, pilot study

Result Type: Platform

Forces used to assess perceived thoracic end feel: a pilot study

Wilson J, Agocs S, Pfefer M, Wates R, and Berg J.

Keywords

force, perceived thoracic end feel, pilot study

Result Type: Publication

A pilot study of the efficacy of a conservative chiropractic protocol using graded mobilization, manipulation and ice in the treatment of symptomatic hallux abductovalgus bunions

Brantingham JW, Guiry S, Kretzmann HH, Globe G, and Kite V. Clin Chiropr. 8(3):117-133.

Keywords

conservative chiropractic protocol, graded mobilization, hallux abductovalgus bunions, ice, manipulation, pilot study

Research Keyword: pilot study

Changes in functional movement screen scores associated with multimodal chiropractic care: a pilot study.

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R+C ractors and sacrooccipital technique- orthopedic blocking: a pilot study using pre and post VAS assessment

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Ground reaction forces associated with delivery of spinal manipulation therapy: a pilot study.

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Reliability and usefuleness of paraspinal ultrasonography, a pilot study

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Intra- and interexaminer reliability of prone extension motion palpation- a pilot study

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Barriers to chiropractic use among African-Americans: a pilot study

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Forces used to assess perceived thoracic end feel: a pilot study

Keywords

A pilot study of the efficacy of a conservative chiropractic protocol using graded mobilization, manipulation and ice in the treatment of symptomatic hallux abductovalgus bunions

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