El concepto Mulligan de terapia manual (Color). Wayne Hing

mecanismos, que suelen relacionarse con un efecto mecánico sobre la articulación, y los datos probados, que no parecen respaldar esta hipótesis. Se necesitan nuevos estudios para aclarar este tema.

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