Both TENS and IFC have been indicated to reduce pain intensity.

TENS and IFC have similar effects on pain intensity.

Physical therapists could choose either TENS or IFC and expect similar treatment effects.

Most of the studies included in this review showed adequate methodological quality.

There is information only on the reference values for muscle strength measured with dynamometers/myometers.

The meta-analysis provided reference values for the strength of 14 muscle groups.

Deficit in pectoralis minor flexibility was associated with scapular asymmetry at rest.

Deficit in posterior capsule flexibility was associated with scapular asymmetry at rest.

No relationship was found between flexibility deficit and scapular asymmetry during arm elevation.

This study examined the influence of glaucoma on gait, functional tests and fall risk.

Visual contrast sensitivity and proprioception were different between glaucoma and control groups.

Dynamic Gait Index-Brazil score was significantly different between glaucoma and control groups.

Glaucoma group spent more time to perform the Timed Up and Go test than control group.

Glaucoma group presented higher fall risk compared to the control group.

95% confidence interval identified more doubtful points than other studied methods.

Correction techniques do not influence the final set of RR intervals.

Selection methods may interfere with the quantity–quality of RR intervals.

The 256-point selection appears to be more sensitive to changes in autonomic function.

Training of the pelvic floor muscles (PFM) is essential in the treatment of pelvic floor dysfunctions.

Only women who are able to contract the PFM are eligible for PFM training.

There is no consensus as to the best method to facilitate PFM contraction.

Vaginal palpation with posterior pelvic tilt and vaginal palpation showed the larger effect to facilitate a PFM contraction.

There was significant improvement among all of the groups in UI and the largest changes were respectively noted in the PG, PTG, ESG and CG.

Cardiac rehabilitation is not widely available and is underutilized, especially in low and middle-income countries.

Only forty-one cardiac rehabilitation programs were identified and most of them where privately-funded.

All core components of cardiac rehabilitation are not offered.

All programs had a physical therapist on staff.

It is commonly believed that hip dysfunctions have been responsible for PFP onset.

Several forms of treatment (HE, QE and SE) can be effective in decreasing PFPS pain.

Only interventions with strengthening exercises were able to change movement patterns.

More effective rehabilitation programs should focus on the deficits presented by individuals in their initial evaluations.

Older people with MCI or mild AD presented a high prevalence of falls during the 6-month follow up.

A dual-task test can be used as a screening tool for determining risk of falls in people with MCI.

The dual-task in this experiment did not predict falls among people with mild AD.

Physical therapists routinely provide interventions for individuals with low back pain that may or may not include treatment directed at the hips.

This study will provide more information as to the role of hip impairments in individuals with a primary complain of low back pain.

This study will provide additional information for optimal management of individuals with low back pain.