Sentence examples for spine movement from inspiring English sources

Tests that increased symptoms were followed immediately by a secondary test in which (1) patient-preferred lumbar spine movement was modified or (2) the lumbar spine was positioned in a neutral alignment.

GCM (N = 16) (Average rating data) Fatigue (2.4) Stiff neck (2.4) Restricted spine movement (2.2) Fatigue (2.6) Stiff neck (2.4) Stiff back (2.1) Fatigue (1.6) Neck pain (1.4) Stiff neck (1.4) Based on 'ratings' data (stage 3 of GCM) AS ankylosing spondylitis, CE concept elicitation, GCM group concept mapping.

The influence of anthropometric measurements on cervical spine movement during extrication was also investigated.

As a result, it is possible to compensate for the effect that lumbar spine movement may have on segmental load.

The correlation between cervical spine movement and height is also strong for control (no collar; table 3).

The correlation of mass and height with cervical spine movement was calculated for each extrication technique (table 3).

The objective of this study was to measure sarcomere lengths of lumbar muscles in a neutral cadaveric position and predict the sarcomere operating ranges of these muscles throughout full ranges of spine movements.

Afterwards, the MCS (Zebris, GmbH) ultrasonic-based device was used to collect external kinematic data of the cervical spine movements.

Shoulders and thorax were fixed to the backrest with shoulder straps when measuring maximal cervical spine movements.

Cervicogenic dizziness is a disabling condition characterised by postural unsteadiness that is aggravated by cervical spine movements and associated with a painful and/or stiff neck.

The unsteadiness or poor balance must also be exacerbated by cervical spine movements or positions to be considered to be due to cervicogenic dizziness.