2003
DOI: 10.1002/14651858.cd000319.pub2
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Medicinal and Injection therapies for mechanical neck disorders

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“…Our study does not address the various injectates that are typically utilized in TPIs. We agree with the Cochrane group that there is no significant difference in outcomes when using various injectates and that the needle itself is the critical factor in the various muscle and ligamentous injection techniques [45].…”
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confidence: 53%
“…The treatment is always coupled with some form of exercise or spinal manipulation therapy in any of the published studies demonstrating success in relieving pain in a region of the body [40]. We agree that pain does originate in the tendon bone attachments but we suggest that the effect of prolotherapy is based on the placement of the needle into this area rather than the injectate [41].…”
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