Ten-year Retrospective Study on the Efficacy of a Manual Physical Therapy to Treat XXXX .

@entity1 @entity249 @entity3610 @entity11157 @entity409 @entity5274 @entity46 @entity9814 @entity52
Background     @entity9814 is a complex issue encompassing a wide variety of diagnoses, many of which are caused or affected by adhesions. Objectives     The study intended to examine the rates of successful treatment of @entity249 @entity1 using a protocol of manual physical therapy to address underlying adhesive disease leading to @entity249 . Methods     The research team designed a retrospective chart review. Setting     The study took place in a private physical therapy clinic. @entity1     @entity1 were 1392 female @entity1 who were treated at the clinic between the years of 2002 and 2011. They had varying diagnoses of @entity249 , including occluded fallopian @entity409 , and @entity46 , and some @entity1 were undergoing @entity52 ( @entity52 ). Intervention     All @entity1 underwent whole-body, @entity1 -centered treatments that used a protocol of manual physical therapy, which focused on restoring mobility and motility to structures affecting reproductive function. Outcome Measures     Improvements demonstrated in the condition(s) causing @entity249 were measured by improvements in tubal patency and/or improved hormone levels or by pregnancy. Results     The results included a 60.85% rate of @entity5274 , with a 56.64% rate of pregnancy in those @entity1 . @entity1 with @entity46 experienced a 42.81% pregnancy rate. The success rate was 49.18% for lowering elevated levels of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), with a 39.34% pregnancy rate in that group, and 53.57% of the @entity1 with @entity3610 ( @entity3610 ) achieved pregnancy. The reported pregnancy rate for @entity1 who underwent @entity52 after the therapy was 56.16%. The results also suggested that the treatment was effective for @entity1 with @entity11157 ( @entity11157 ). Conclusion     The manual physical therapy represented an effective, conservative treatment for @entity1 diagnosed as @entity249 due to mechanical causes, independent of the specific etiology.
