Rehabilitation programs that promote physiotherapy techniques such as exercise , mobilization , and body awareness ( e.g. , MRT and GET ) are the most effective in reducing medium and long-term fatigue severity in CFS patients
OBJECTIVE The objectives of this work were to fill the gap in the scientific literature and to evaluate the results of physical therapy treatments  in individuals affected by chronic fatigue syndrome , considering only studies that employed a r and omized controlled trial .
Does neuromuscular taping influence hand kinesiology? A pilot study on Down's Syndrome.
PURPOSE This paper is a first attempt analysis of h and and upper limb proprioception coordination induced by NeuroMuscular Taping ( NMT ) : application in a group of 5 participants with Down syndrome . MATERIAL S AND METHODS The participants underwent a drawing test with motion capture system acquisition before and after NMT application . Specific and descriptive parameters were computed and analysed in order to quantify the differences . RESULTS Results showed statistical differences between pre and post treatment sessions : the 5 participants with Down syndrome evidence d more reliance on proprioceptive signals in the post treatment session during the execution of the specific writing tasks . CONCLUSIONS Based on the hypothesis that modifications in proprioception should alter motor pathway mapping of the motor cortex , Neuromuscular taping may play a role in the treatment of dysgraphia and improving h and coordination following CNS impairment , even though a small treatment group was chosen for this pilot study the results lead to further discussion s concerning the role of different afferent signals in a pathological context
Rehabilitation programs that promote physiotherapy techniques such as exercise , mobilization , and body awareness ( e.g. , MRT and GET ) are the most effective in reducing medium and long-term fatigue severity in CFS patients
OBJECTIVE The objectives of this work were to fill the gap in the scientific literature and to evaluate the results of physical therapy treatments  in individuals affected by chronic fatigue syndrome , considering only studies that employed a r and omized controlled trial .