Observational studyScientific reports2025
Reliability and agreement in measurement of cervical spine joint repositioning error in the retraction-protrusion plane.
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Abstract
Joint position error (JPE) occurring with retraction and protrusion movements of the cervical spine remains uninvestigated. This study examined reliability and agreement of JPE measurement in the retraction-protrusion plane and the impact of sagittal displacement on rotation JPE estimates. In a single session repeated measurement study, JPE was assessed in 20 asymptomatic individuals following retraction, protrusion and axial rotation in retracted and protruded positions. Movements were measured three times using an electromagnetic tracking system. Constant, absolute and variable JPE was recorded for each movement relocation. Intraclass correlation coefficients (ICC
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