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Magnetic Tape®: Revolutionizing rehabilitation through Superficial Neuromodulation®
Dr. Rob Sillevis pioneers Superficial Neuromodulation® with Magnetic Tape®, a groundbreaking non-invasive therapy. This research synthesizes years of clinical and laboratory findings, demonstrating how this simple yet scientifically profound tool can transform pain modulation, functional rehabilitation, and nervous system regulation.
Joint sounds, how do they arise?
A key aspect of joint manipulation is the audible sounds that may occur during manipulation, which are believed to result from a phenomenon known as tribonucleation. Dr Rob Sillevis from.
Joint manipulation and cracking your back: does the pop actually matter?
Joint manipulation often produces an audible "pop" or "crack". This sound has long led to the belief that its presence signifies a successful treatment. However, recent research challenges this assumption, suggesting that the audible pop may be a misleading indicator of joint manipulation's effectiveness.
Joint manipulation, a hands-on therapeutic technique
Rob Sillevis from the Marieb College of Health and Human Services explores joint manipulation, a hands-on therapeutic technique designed to relieve pain, improve mobility, restore joint function, and enhance patient functionality.
The Department of Rehabilitation Sciences – Florida Gulf Coast University
The mission of the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences is to create an environment that inspires health professionals, capable of transforming community health and well-being, through academic excellence, scholarship, and service.
Unravelling the mystery of cervicogenic headaches
Rob Sillevis, Program Director for the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at the Marieb College of Health & Human Services Organisation dissects the potential causes and effective management of cervicogenic headaches.
