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See Latest ArticlesA diagnosis-based clinical decision rule for spinal pain: review of the literature
Chiropractic & Osteopathy, 08/13/08
Murphy DR et al. - Regarding some aspects of the DBCDR, there are a number of studies that allow the clinician to have a reasonable degree of confidence in his or her findings. This is particularly true for centralization signs, neurodynamic signs and psychological perpetuating factors. There are other aspects of the DBCDR in which a lesser degree of confidence is warranted, and in which further research is needed.
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