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Acute Effect of Passive Joint Mobilization in Non-Specific Neck Pain
Aim of present study is investigating the acute effects of passive joint mobilization on pain perception and range of motion. Study protocol includes passive joint mobilization application to study group with neck pain and blood sample collection of study and healthy control group.
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