Die Mechanische Diagnose und Therapie hat ähnliche Wirkungen auf den Schmerz und die Behinderung wie ein „Abwarten“ und andere Interventionen bei Personen mit Nackenschmerzen: Systematischer Review

Takasaki H, May S. Journal of Physiotherapy 2014; 60: 78–84

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