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Elastic kinesiology tape (KT) has a mixed effect on active joint position sense (AJPS) of healthy shoulders (low certainty).
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Elastic KT improves active or passive JPS among pathological shoulders (very low certainty).
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Elastic KT has no effect on kinesthesia with subacromial pain syndrome (very low certainty).
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Overall, evidence remains speculative as to the effects of elastic KT on shoulder proprioception.
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Vascular flow limitations, may occur in the presence or absence of vascular pathology.
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Not all flow limitations affecting the cervico-cranial region are confined to the neck.
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An understanding of the mechanisms of flow limitation may aid clinical reasoning.
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‘Vascular flow limitation’ and ‘ischaemia’ are recommended for communication/triage.
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Individuals with chronic pain present poor sleep quality and sleepiness.
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Individuals with chronic pain present greater rapid eye movement sleep phase latency.
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Individuals with chronic pain present lower sleep efficiency.
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Central sensitization signs are associated with sleep hypoxemia.
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Glenoid-to-footprint contact was identified in 75% of participants.
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Decreased upward rotation does not increase glenoid-to-footprint contact.
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Decreased upward rotation significantly alters the location of closest proximity.
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The Post-COVID-19 Functional Status (PCFS) scale is now available in Brazilian Portuguese.
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The Brazilian Portuguese PCFS has shown adequate measurement properties.
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A 12-week group-based foot-ankle therapeutic exercises program was proposed for people with diabetic neuropathy.
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The foot-ankle exercises program showed a good adherence and no adverse effects among the participants.
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The therapeutic program improved the hip extensor moment at push-off of gait after 12 weeks.
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The proposed program increased the contact area of the hallux during gait after 12 weeks.