Fate and Recovery: An Exploration of Treatment and rehabilitation strategies in cervical radiculopathy patients – A Prospective Cohort study

Studying the fate and progression of cervical radiculopathy is crucial for several reasons.

Understanding how the condition evolves over time can help health care providers to make informed decisions regarding treatment strategies and interventions.

The study will help the researchers to identify various factors that may influence the duration and severity of the symptoms, as well as the potential risk factors for disease progression.

This knowledge can lead to development of more effective management approaches and personalized treatment plan for individuals with cervical radiculopathy. Additionally, it may contribute to advancement of medical knowledge and improve patient outcomes in the long run.

The results obtained from the study will improve the understanding of the therapists in view of the prognosis of the condition and help in planning and provision of more effective rehabilitation strategies in patients with cervical radiculopathy.

The data will help in understanding the long-term effects of conservative management, and the impact of environmental factors like occupation and life style on the development and progression of cervical radiculopathy along with the impending influence on quality of life.

Various studies have reported a low to moderate Sensitivity and specificity of various clinical diagnostic techniques like ULTT, Spurling’s test, compression test and distraction test individually. The data obtained from this study may provide insides into these metrics of such tests