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Bialosky JE et al. – The sham intervention was successful in blinding the participants. Immediate changes in pain sensitivity and intensity and 3–week changes in clinical pain intensity and upper extremity disability associated with NDT were equivalent to a sham intervention to which the participants were adequately blinded. Conversely, reduction of temporal summation was only observed in participants receiving the NDT, suggesting the potential of a favorable neurophysiological effect.

 

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