Neck pain and headache of cervical origin are complaints affecting an increasing number of
the general population. Mechanical factors such as sustained neck postures or movements …

BACKGROUND: Cervical sensorimotor control (CSMC) becomes increasingly important in
the assessment and treatment of patients with neck pain. This review aims to compare …

Centre of foot pressure (CoP) measures, computed from a force platform, are commonly
used to assess individual's postural control during unperturbed stance. The purpose of the …

Background The reliability of clinical tests for the cervical spine has not been adequately
evaluated. Six cervical clinical tests, which are low cost and easy to perform in clinical …

The assessment of pressure pain threshold (PPT) provides a quantitative value related to
the mechanical sensitivity to pain of deep structures. Although excellent reliability of PPT has …

Assessing sensorimotor abilities, such as movement control, becomes increasingly
important for the management of patients with neck pain because of the potential …

Background This study investigates the reliability of muscle performance tests using cost-
and time-effective methods similar to those used in clinical practice. When conducting …

Background People with chronic neck pain (CNP) often present with impaired neck
proprioception. The most widely used clinical test for assessing neck proprioception is …

Background Cervical proprioception is a common term used in neck rehabilitation, and it is
examined using neutral head position (NHP) and target head position (THP) tests. Objective …

This study had two purposes: to compare head repositioning accuracy (HRA) using the
cervical range of motion (CROM) device between individuals with cervical radiculopathy …