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Impact of Cryotherapy Airflow on Neural Modulation, Pain Threshold, and Cervical Function in Upper Trapezius Myofascial Trigger Points

This study demonstrates that adding cryotherapy airflow to conventional therapeutic exercises significantly improves cervical range of motion (except right lateral flexion), reduces pain intensity and disability, and increases pressure pain threshold in patients with upper trapezius myofascial trigger points compared to exercise therapy alone.

Original authors: Osama M. Abdelraheem, Wael G. Abdelnaeem, Lama Eid, Fatema H. Hassan, Thoria H. Thabet, Mahmoud Eid⁶

Published 2026-10-11
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Original authors: Osama M. Abdelraheem, Wael G. Abdelnaeem, Lama Eid, Fatema H. Hassan, Thoria H. Thabet, Mahmoud Eid⁶

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