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Two experienced manipulative therapists, who were blind to each other's measurement, noted active ranges of cervical motion and passive cervical rotation performed in the flexion rotation test using the Cervical Range of Motion Device.

A single blind, age and gender matched, comparative measurement study was designed to assess active range of cervical motion and passive range of rotation in cervical flexion in asymptomatic and cervicogenic headache subjects.

Each patient underwent rehabilitation from the sixth week onward, with exercises to increase range of motion and passive, active, and progressive strengthening.

Abbott et al. [ 14] performed a passive accessory intervertebral motion test and passive physiological intervertebral motion test in prone or side-lying position, and reported that the two tests are highly specific, but not sensitive.

Rigid body dynamics, described by the Equation of Motion (EoM), and passive joint properties form the time-invariant part.

Range of motion (active and passive) and functional outcome (Strickland classification) were assessed.

Secondary outcome measures included active knee flexion range of motion, active and passive knee extension ROM, static postural control, physical activity, pain, length of hospital stay as well as clinical, functional and quality-of-life outcomes (SF-36, HSS and WOMAC scores).

Physiotherapists with post-graduate training in manual therapy performed passive accessory intervertebral motion tests (PAIVMs) and passive physiological intervertebral motion tests (PPIVMs).

When physiotherapists examine the lumbar spine, common assessments include passive accessory intervertebral motion tests (PAIVMs) and passive physiological intervertebral motion tests (PPIVMs) [ 1, 2].

The patients underwent a standard rehabilitation program after surgery, consisting of continuous passive motion, and active and passive exercise under the guidance of a physiotherapist.

Range of motion (ROM) active and passive is an essential measure in the diagnosis and evaluation of shoulder impairments [ 1].