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Low back and neck pain, when combined, account for much of the individual disability and tremendous healthcare expenditure globally. It is therefore necessary to continually evaluate the effective management and […]
Tag Archives: Neck Pain
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Sep
Sep
Cervical artery dissection (CeAD) is the most serious safety concern related to the provision of high-velocity, low-amplitude cervical spinal manipulation (SMT) and can involve the carotid or vertebral arteries. The […]
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Sep
Sep
Cervical disc degeneration (CDD) is an age-related condition occurring commonly in patients greater than 45 years of age and is characterized by its progressive nature and radicular symptoms. Like lumbar […]
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Jun
Jun
Management of Cervicogenic Dizziness Cervicogenic Dizziness has a lifetime prevalence of 15-35% in the general population and has many causes, including vestibular, cardiorespiratory, neurological, mental/psychiatric, and cervical/musculoskeletal. Cervical-related dizziness can […]
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Jun
Jun
Prolonged Slumped Sitting Causes Neck Pain & Increased Axioscapular Muscle Activity in Healthy Subjects I’m sure you’ve seen a 3-year (!) spike in the number of your patients slumped over […]
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May
May
Patient Characteristics Associated with Non-Serious Adverse Events After Cervical Manual Therapy Cervical spine manipulation and mobilization are commonly used for the treatment of patients with neck pain, with 6% to […]
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May
May
Tensile Force in the Vertebral Arteries During Cervical Spine Manipulation Applied to Human Cadavers This week, we discuss an update to ground breaking cadaveric research conducted nearly 20 years ago […]
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Mar
Mar
Manual Therapy with Rehabilitation of Cervical Sensorimotor Control for Neck Pain Between 50% and 85% of persons with neck pain do not attain complete resolution of their symptoms, possibly due […]