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Literatuurlijst (alfabetisch)

De onderstaande literatuurlijst betreft de literatuur waar in de tekst van mijn website naar wordt verwezen.

De lijst is op internationale wijze gerangschikt: von Korff vindt u onder "V" en niet onder K.

Veel meer McKenzie gerelateerde literatuur vindt u op de internationale website: http://www.mckenziemdt.org of in de literatuurlijsten in de Mc Kenzie boeken.

Alexander H, Jones A, Rosenbaum D, nonoperative management of herniated nucleus pulposus: patient selection by extension sign:long-term follow-up. Orthopedic Review, 1992. 21(2): p. 181-188

Anderson G, Svensson H, Oden A, The intensity of work recovery in low back pain, Spine,1983. 8: p. 880-884

Bekkering G, Hendriks H, van Tulder M, Koopmanschap M, Knol D , Oostendorp R,  Bouter L, Effectiviteit van een actieve implementatiestrategie van de KNGF-richtlijn “lage rugpijn”. Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Fysiotherapie 2005; 115(3):p.62-67

Bekkering G, Hendriks H,  Koes B, Oostendorp R,  Ostelo R, Thomassen J, van Tulder M, KNGF-richtlijn lage rugpijn, 2005. Supplement bij het Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Fysiotherapie 115/1.

Boden S, Davis D,Dina T, Patronas N, Wiesel S, abnormal magnetic-resonance scans of the lumbar spine in asymptomatic subjects: a prospective study, 1990, Journal of Joint and Bone Surgery, 72: p. 403-408

Chavannes A, Gubbels J, Post D, Rutten G, Thomas S, Acute low back pain: patients’ perceptions of pain four weeks after initial diagnosis and treatment in general practice, 1986 J Royall Coll 1986. 36: p.271-273

Cherkin D, Deyo R, Street J, Barlow W, Predicting poor outcomes for back pain seen in primairy care using patients’ own criteria. Spine, 1996. 21: p. 2900-2907

Clare H, Adams R, Maher C, Reliability of McKenzie classification of patients with cervical and lumbar pain. Journal of Manipulative and Physological Therapeutics, 2005. 28(2): p. 122-127

Clare H, Adams R,  Maher C, Reliability of McKenzie spinal pain classification using patient assesment forms. Physiotherapy, 2004. 90: p114-119

Croft P, Macfarlane G, Papageorgiou A, Thomas E, Silman A, Outcome of low back pain in general practice: a prospective study. Britsch Medical Journal, 1998. 316: p.1356-1359

Dillane J, Fry J, Kalton G, Acute back syndrome: a study from general practice.

Britisch Medical Journal 1966. 2: p.82-84

Donahue M, Riddle D, Sullivan M, intertester reliability of a modified version of McKenzie’s lateral shift assessmnet obtained on patients with low back pain, 1996. Physical Therapy 76.706-726

Donelson R, Rapidly reversible low back pain, an evidenced pathway to recoveries and savings, 2007,Hanover, New Hamsphire: Selfcare First, LLC. 

Donelson R, et al., The low back pain experience: A natural history survey. In The Dartmouth/Northern New England Primary Care Cooperative Research Network annual meeting. 2001. The Balsams, NH.

Donelson R, Silva G, Murphy K, The centralization phenomenon: its usefullnes in evaluating and treating referred pain. Spine, 1990. 15(3): p.211-213

Faas A, Chavannes A, Koes B, van der Hoogen J, Mens M, Smeele L, Romeijnders A, van der Laan J, NHG-standaard Lage-Rugpijn, 1996. Huisarts Wet:39: p.18-31

Fritz J, et al., An examination of the reliability of classification-algorytm for subgrouping patients with low back pain. Spine, 2006. 31: p. 77-82

Fritz J, Delitto A, Vignovic M, Busse R, Interrater reliability of judgements of the centralization phenomenon and status change during movement testing in patients with low back pain, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2000. 81: p.57-61.

Frtitz J, George S, The use of a classification approach to identify subgroups of patients with acute low back pain: inter-rater reliability and short-term outcome.Spine, 2000. 25(1): p.106-114.

Hoogendoorn W,  Bongers P, de Vet, et al., Flexion and rotation of the trunk and lifting at work are risk factors for low back pain. Results of a prospective cohort Study, 2000. Spine 25: p. 3087-3092.

Karas R, Mcintosch G, Hall H, Wilson L, Melles T, The relationship between non-organic signs and centralization of symptoms in the prediction of return  to work for patients with low back pain, Physical Therapy, 1997. 77(4): p. 354-60

Kilpikoski S, Airaksinen O, Kankaapaa M, Leminen P, Videman T, Alen M, Interexaminer reliability in low back pain assessment using the McKenzie Method. Spine 2002. 27: p. E207-214.

Klenerman L, Slade P, Stanley I, et al., The prediction of chronicity in patients with an acute attack oflow back pain in a general practice setting. Spine, 1995.20: p. 478-484

Kopp J, Alexander A, Turocy R, Levrini M, Lichtman D, The use of lumbar extension in the evaluation and treatment of patients with acute herniated nucleus pulposus, a prelimanary report, Clinical Orthopedics & Rel Res 1986. 202: p. 211-218

Larsen M, Weidick F, Leboeuf-Yde C, Can passive prone extensions of the back prevent back problems? A randomized controlled intervention trial of 314 military conscripts. Spine, 2002. 27: p. 2747-2752

Linton S, A review of psychological risk factors in back and neck pain. 2000, Spine 25: 1148-1156

Long A, The centralization phenomenon: its usefullness as a predictor of outcome in conservative treatment of chronic low back pain (a pilot study). Spine, 1995.20(23): p. 2513-2521

Long A, Donelson R, Fung T, Do acute and chronic and common low back pain and sciatica have more important similarities than differences? In International Society of the Study of the lumbar Spine. 2005.New York City, NY: poster presentation.

Long A, Donelson R, Fung T, does it matter which exercise? A randomized controlled trial of exercise for low back pain. Spine, 2004. 29(23): p. 2593-2602

Marras W, Lavender S, Leurgens S, et al., The role of dynamic three-dimensional trunk motion in occupationally-related low back disorders, 1993.Spine, 18: p. 671-628.

Massett D, Malchaire J, Low back pain. Epidemiological aspects and work-related factors in the steel industry, 1994. Spine 19: p. 143-146

McKenzie R,  The lumbar spine, Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy, 1981 Waikanae, New Zealand: Spinal Publications.

McKenzie R, The cervical and thoracic spine, Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy, 1990, Waikanae: Spinal Publications, (N.Z.) Ltd.

McKenzie R ,May S, The human extremities, Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy,2000, Waikanae: Spinal Publications, New Zealand Ltd.

McKenzie R, May S, The lumbar spine, Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy vol.1 & 2, second edition 2003, Waikanae: Spinal Publications, New Zealand Ltd.

McKenzie R, May S, The cervical & thoracic spine, Mechanical Daignosis and Therapy, 2006, Raumati Beach, Spinal Publications, New Zealand Ltd.

Overdijk K, Boekbespreking: rapidly reversible low back pain. 2007, Motief 16(1): p.5.

Peul W, van Houwelingen H, van den Hout W, Brand R, Eekhof J, Tans J, Thomeer R,  Koes B, Surgery versus prolonged conservative treatment for sciatica. The New England Journal of Medicine, 2007: 22(356): p. 2245-2256

Philips H, Grant L, The evolution of chronic back pain problems: a longitudinal study. Behaviorial Research Therapy, 1991. 29: p. 435-441

Razmjou H, Kramer J, Yamada R, Inter-tester reliability of the McKenzie  evaluation in assessing patients with mechanical low back pain. Journal of Orthopedic & Sports Physical Therapy, 2000. 30(7): p. 368-83.

Riddle D, Rothstein J, intertester reliability of McKenzie,s classification of the syndrome types present in patients with low back pain. Spine, 1993. 18(10): p1333-1344.

Roland M,  Point of veiw: the course of back pain in primary care. Spine, 1996. 21: p. 2838

Skytte L, May S, Petersen P, Centralization- its prognostic value in patients with referred symptoms and sciatica. Spine, 2005. 30: p. E(293-9)

Spratt K, Lehmann T, Weinstein J, Sayre H,  A new approach to the low back physical examination: behavioral assessment of mechanical signs. Spine, 1990.15(2): p 96-102.

Sufka A, Hauger B, Trenary M, Centralization of low back pain and perceived functional outcome. Journal of Orthopedics and Sports Physical Therapy, 1998. 27(3): 205-212.

van Tulder M, Malmivaara A, Esmial R, Koes B, exercise therapy for low back pain (Cochrane Review). The Cochrane Library (Issue 3), 2000. Oxford: Update Software.

van den Hoogen H, Koes B, Deville W, van Eijk J, Bouter L. The prognosis of low back pain in general practice. Spine, 1997. 22: p. 1515-1521.

von Korff M, et al., Back pain in primary care. Outcomes at 1 year. Spine, 1993. 18(7): p. 855-862.

von Korff M, Saunders K, The course of back pain in primary care. Spine,1996. 21: p. 2833-2839

Wasiak R, Kim J, Pransky G, Work disability and costs caused by recurrence of low back pain: longer and more costly then in first episodes. Spine, 2006. 31: p. 219-225.

Waters T,  Baron S, Piacitelli L, et el., evaluation of teh evised lifting NIOSH lifting equation. A cross-sectional epidemiologic study, 1999. Spine 24: p.386-395

Waxman R, Tennant A, Helliwell P, A prospective folluw-up study of low back pain in the community. Spine, 2000. 25(16): p. 2085-2090

Wernecke M, Hart D, Centralization phenomenon as a prognostic factor for chronic low back pain and disability. Spine, 2001. 26(7): p.758-765

Wernecke M, Hart D, Cook D,  A descriptive study of the cenralization phenomenon. A prospective analysis. Spine, 1999. 24(7): p676-683.

Wilson L, Hall H, Mcintosch G, Melles T, Intertester reliability of a low back pain classification system. Spine, 1999. 24(3): p. 248-254

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