Does anyone have any published research or references to suggest that the use of oswestry standing frames in the treatment of spinal injury patients is beneficial
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Re: Oswestry Standing frames
as soon as ive got 6 posts I will give you a link
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HI
I don't think there are any such studies
The only study I know of looked at the OSF with stroke:
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sorry, this was cerebral palsy related, but may be relative . the study was on easystand site
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