Immediate effect of craniocervical flexion exercise and Mulligan mobilisation in patients with mechanical neck pain — A randomised clinical trial

Hong Kong Physiotherapy Journal · Published 2023-06-21 · DOI 10.1142/s1013702523500154

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Year: 2023

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