Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants

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MLA	Khanmohammadi MR, et al.. "Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants." Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, vol. 25, no. , 2021, pp. 16-23.
APA	Khanmohammadi MR, Abbasi Rostami MR, Salesi M, Khazaeipour Z, Shadmehr A, Moghadam BA, Shirvani H, Shamsoddini A, Ghanjal A, Sobhani V (2021). Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants. Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 25(), 16-23.
Chicago	Khanmohammadi MR, Abbasi Rostami MR, Salesi M, Khazaeipour Z, Shadmehr A, Moghadam BA, Shirvani H, Shamsoddini A, Ghanjal A, Sobhani V. "Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants." Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies 25, no. (2021): 16-23.
Harvard	Khanmohammadi MR et al. (2021) 'Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants', Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 25(), pp. 16-23.
Vancouver	Khanmohammadi MR, Abbasi Rostami MR, Salesi M, Khazaeipour Z, Shadmehr A, Moghadam BA, et al.. Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants. Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies. 2021;25():16-23.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Khanmohammadi MR and Abbasi Rostami MR and Salesi M and Khazaeipour Z and Shadmehr A and Moghadam BA and Shirvani H and Shamsoddini A and Ghanjal A and Sobhani V}, title = {Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants}, journal = {Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies}, volume = {25}, number = {}, pages = {16-23}, year = {2021} }
RIS	TY - JOUR AU - Khanmohammadi MR AU - Abbasi Rostami MR AU - Salesi M AU - Khazaeipour Z AU - Shadmehr A AU - Moghadam BA AU - Shirvani H AU - Shamsoddini A AU - Ghanjal A AU - Sobhani V TI - Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants JO - Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies VL - 25 IS - SP - 16 EP - 23 PY - 2021 ER -

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Citing Format

MLA

Khanmohammadi MR, et al.. "Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants." Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, vol. 25, no. , 2021, pp. 16-23.

APA

Khanmohammadi MR, Abbasi Rostami MR, Salesi M, Khazaeipour Z, Shadmehr A, Moghadam BA, Shirvani H, Shamsoddini A, Ghanjal A, Sobhani V (2021). Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants. Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 25(), 16-23.

Chicago

Khanmohammadi MR, Abbasi Rostami MR, Salesi M, Khazaeipour Z, Shadmehr A, Moghadam BA, Shirvani H, Shamsoddini A, Ghanjal A, Sobhani V. "Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants." Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies 25, no. (2021): 16-23.

Harvard

Khanmohammadi MR et al. (2021) 'Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants', Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 25(), pp. 16-23.

Vancouver

Khanmohammadi MR, Abbasi Rostami MR, Salesi M, Khazaeipour Z, Shadmehr A, Moghadam BA, et al.. Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants. Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies. 2021;25():16-23.

BibTex

@article{ author = {Khanmohammadi MR and Abbasi Rostami MR and Salesi M and Khazaeipour Z and Shadmehr A and Moghadam BA and Shirvani H and Shamsoddini A and Ghanjal A and Sobhani V}, title = {Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants}, journal = {Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies}, volume = {25}, number = {}, pages = {16-23}, year = {2021} }

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TY - JOUR
AU - Khanmohammadi MR
AU - Abbasi Rostami MR
AU - Salesi M
AU - Khazaeipour Z
AU - Shadmehr A
AU - Moghadam BA
AU - Shirvani H
AU - Shamsoddini A
AU - Ghanjal A
AU - Sobhani V
TI - Larger Amplitude Spinal Mobilization Is More Effective to Decrease Pain Systematically: A Clinical Trial Using Pressure Pain Thresholds in Chronic Low Back Pain Participants
JO - Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies
VL - 25
IS -
SP - 16
EP - 23
PY - 2021
ER -

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