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Nipaporn Wannaprom ; Gwendolen Jull ; Julia Treleaven ; Martin B. Warner ; Teerawat Kamnardsiri ; Sureeporn Uthaikhup |Background Clavicular and scapular orientations vary between neck pain patients as do clinical features and responses (changes in pain and rotation range) to scapular repositioning. Associations between these factors are unknown. Objectives To i[...]Article : Périodique
Highlights • People with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) have balance impairment compared to those without COPD. • Available evidence shows exercise can improve balance performance in people with COPD. • More research on exerci[...]Article
Background Local neck treatments and sensorimotor training can improve cervical proprioception and balance, but it remains unclear what treatments and treatment combination achieve the best outcomes. Objectives To investigate the most effective [...]Article
Background Longus colli muscle has a significant role in postural control. A reduction of longus colli cross-sectional area (CSA) has been demonstrated in neck pain patients. However, pain-side related difference and its relationship with clinic[...]Article
Background Manual scapular repositioning may result in change in neck pain and cervical rotation range. However, the reliability of such changes performed by examiners remains unknown. Objective To evaluate the reliability of changes in neck pai[...]Article
Background: Neck pain is associated with sensorimotor dysfunction. Research is sparse of the effect of neck pain on reaction and response times and hand-eye coordination. Objectives: To investigate hand and foot reaction and response times an[...]
