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Sustained effect of neurodynamic sliding technique vs mulligan bent leg raise technique on hamstring flexibility in asymptomatic college students - NI

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Interventional

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入选标准

  • Normal asymptomatic subjects with no symptoms of hamstring tightness
  • Both male and female subjects
  • Age group 18years and above with limited SLR ROM less than 75 degrees

排除标准

  • Low back pain
  • History of hamstring injury in past years
  • History of neurological disease or peripheral neuropathy
  • History of Orthopedic disorder affecting lower limb (e.g. femoral fracture, meniscal injury etc.)

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