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See Latest ArticlesThe Effect of Protective Equipment on Cervical Spine Alignment in Collegiate Lacrosse Players
American Journal of Sports Medicine, 09/18/06
Paul S. Sherbondy, MD, et al. - Conclusion: Protective equipment worn by lacrosse athletes causes statistically significant increases in cervical extension, and its removal causes statistically significant increases in cervical flexion. This alteration is different from that previously reported for protective equipment in football and ice hockey
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