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1. "spinal manipulation", which is defined as low-amplitude, high-speed manual operations that are short, precise and selective for one vertebral segment; these manipulations are applied until the normal physiological range of motion is exceeded but without reaching the anatomical limit1; 2. "spinal mobilisation”, which is defined as passive, low-speed movements of the vertebral segments within anatomical limits2.

An Overview on the Efficacy of Manual Therapy (Manipulations and Mobilisations) on Nonspecific Cervical Pain:A Systematic Review in Adults