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Effect of Tissue Flossing, AIS, PNF on Hamstring Among Knee OA Patients
Tissue flossing has been known to produce results such as pain relief and improved range of motion, this technique might yield positive results in knee OA patients as well. These effects can further be compared with existing treatment method for treatment of hamstring such as Active isolated stretch and Proprioceptive Neuromuscular facilitation. This study will be among the first to carry out the technique of flossing in knee OA patients.
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