Should physiotherapy be part of a multidisciplinary treatment for women with chronic pelvic pain?
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This paper reviews the evidence for including physiotherapy in multidisciplinary treatment for women experiencing chronic pelvic pain.
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Udgivelsesdato: 2008/2
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- Assessment of pelvic floor muscles in women with deep endometriosis 2016
- Attributes and Barriers to Care of Pelvic Pain in University Women 2013
- Attributes and Barriers to Care of Pelvic Pain in University Women 2013
- Physical therapy management of female chronic pelvic pain: Anatomic considerations 2012
- Chronic Female Pelvic Pain—Part 2: Differential Diagnosis and Management 2011
- Thiele massage as a therapeutic option for women with chronic pelvic pain caused by tenderness of pelvic floor muscles 2010
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