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Variability of angular measurements of head posture within a session, within a ...
Silva, AG; Punt, TD; Johnson, MIHead posture (HP) is used as part of the clinical examination of patients with neck pain to inform diagnosis, plan treatment, and monitor progress. For related information to be interpreted correctly, clinicians need to know how much of the variation in HP between measurements can be attributed to a change in the patient condition and how much is due to measurement error and/or biological variation. The aim of ...
Head Posture and Neck Pain of Chronic Nontraumatic Origin: A Comparison Between...
Silva, Anabela; Punt, TD; Sharples, P; Vilas-Boas, JP; Johnson, MIHead Posture and neck pain of chronic nontraumatic origin: a comparison between patients and pain-free persons. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2009;90:669-74. Objective: To compare standing head posture measurements between patients with nontraumatic neck pain (NP) and pain-free individuals. Design: Single-blind (assessor) cross-sectional study. Setting: Hospital and general community. Participants: Consecutive patients...
Systematic review of studies comparing head posture between participants with n...
Silva, A; Sharples, P; Punt, D; Johnson, MI
A postal survey gathering information about physiotherapists' assessment of HP ...
Silva, A; Punt, D; Johnson, MI
Inter and intra-rater reliability of head posture assessment through observation
Silva, A; Sharples, P; Punt, D; Johnson, MIThe purpose of this study is to assess inter and intra-rater reliability of head posture (HP) assessment through observation.
Age-related differences in head posture between patients with neck pain and pai...
Silva, A; Sharples, P; Punt, D; Vilas-Boas, JP; Johnson, MIHead posture and neck pain of chronic nontraumatic origin: a comparison between patients and pain-free persons.
The experiences of Portuguese physiotherapists when they assess head posture fo...
Silva, A; Sharples, P; Punt, D; Vilas-Boas, JP; Johnson, MIResumo indisponível.
Head posture and neck pain of non-traumatic origin. A comparison between patien...
Silva, A; Alves, E; Sharples, P; Punt, D; Vilas-Boas, JP; Johnson, MIResumo indisponível.