The effectiveness of neural mobilization of the sciatic nerve - straight leg raise position and passive static stretching for the range of motion of the knee joint

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Pigott, L., Pechlivanidou, N., Machrama, S., Tzimiri, D., Anastasopoulos, K., Papaevanggelou, K., Kotzamanidou, M., Kassimis, K., Agas, K. and Misailidou, V. (2020). The effectiveness of neural mobilization of the sciatic nerve - straight leg raise position and passive static stretching for the range of motion of the knee joint. 1st International Rehabilitation Conference. Athens Feb - Mar 2020
AuthorsPigott, L., Pechlivanidou, N., Machrama, S., Tzimiri, D., Anastasopoulos, K., Papaevanggelou, K., Kotzamanidou, M., Kassimis, K., Agas, K. and Misailidou, V.
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Neural mobilisation has emerged as a significant treatment protocol, however clinical trials utilizing Passive Straight Leg Raise position in neural mobilisation are lacking. Neural mobilisation is a treatment modality which activates a range of mechanical and physiological responses in nervous tissues. Static stretching consists of a continuous stretch without movement, held in one position for a pre-specified period of time. The purpose of this study was to explore and compare the effectiveness of neural mobilisation of the sciatic nerve and passive static stretching of the hamstring muscles in order to increase range of motion (ROM) of the knee joint during extension.

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