Journal article
Management of low-back pain in family practice: a critical review.
Abstract
There is a profusion of both orthodox and unorthodox treatments for low-back pain, many of which have been inadequately evaluated. Conflicting claims exist for nearly all of these treatments. To assess the evidence supporting these commonly used conservative therapies in family practice, a set of methodological criteria for evaluating the validity and usefulness of the results was applied to original articles which described trials of bed rest, …
Authors
Gilbert JR
Journal
Canadian Family Physician, Vol. 32, , pp. 1855–1861
Publication Date
9 1986
ISSN
0008-350X