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See Latest ArticlesMassage for Low Back Pain: An Updated Systematic Review Within the Framework of the Cochrane Back Review Group
Spine, 07/16/09
Furlan AD et al. - Massage might be beneficial for patients with subacute and chronic nonspecific low back pain, especially when combined with exercises and education. The evidence suggests that acupuncture massage is more effective than classic massage, but this need confirmation.
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