Were different types of interventions considered as alternatives?
Five different types of treatment interventions were identified.
All studies used low-intensity exercise of differing types as the study intervention, including low-intensity stationary cycling [59], stretching [56, 59, 61, 64], walking [56, 61, 63], Tai Chi [58, 59, 68], balance training [63, 68], resistance training [64, 67, 68], seated exercise [56, 63], and functional exercise programs [55, 57, 62, 66].
The goal of this systematic review was to evaluate if the influence of methodological features on treatment effect differs between types of intervention.
Cell size may differ between different types of microvascular EC.
Studies differed in type of intervention, patient type involved, operational definition of the notion RTW and in follow-up period.
The studies differ in type of intervention, dose and timing of intervention, and the research is primarily based on case studies and studies with few and heterogeneous participants [ 36].
Stratified analyses suggested that the effects of the interventions differed depending on type of interventions.
N = 545 chronic headache sufferers [migraine (53.8 %), migraine + tension type (30.1 %), tension type (8.3 %) or medication overuse headache (6.2 %), other primary headaches (1.5 %)] were assigned to one of four treatment modules differing with regard to the number and types of interventions entailed (e.g., medication, psychological intervention, physical therapy, etc).
The participation rate of different types of activities differed sharply.
