The Evidence for Biomechanical and Physiological Parameters as Biomarkers to Discriminate Between Individuals With and Without Non-specific Neck Pain Using Sensor Devices: A Systematic Review with Meta-analysis.

Neck pain is among the most prevalent musculoskeletal conditions worldwide. The underlying cause mostly remains unidentified, classified as non-specific neck pain. Pain can alter movement patterns and physiological responses, suggesting that certain biomechanical and physiological changes may serve as objective biomarkers for non-specific neck pain.

Patients six months after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair exhibit increased thoracic kyphosis compared to healthy individuals despite standard rehabilitation protocol.

BackgroundShoulder pain is often accompanied by disturbances in spinal posture, such as increased thoracic kyphosis. Moreover, a high prevalence of scapular dyskinesis has been observed in the majority of shoulder pain patients. However, these alterations seen in individuals with shoulder pain have not been thoroughly examined after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair (RCr).

Comparison of balance and function in the long term after all arthroscopic ATFL repair surgery.

Introduction: We compared the balance, ROM, clinical scores, kinesiophobia and functional outcomes of patients after all-arthroscopic ATFL repair surgery with the non-operated side and healthy control group.

Materials And Methods: Twenty-five patients with follow up time 37.32 ± 12.