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See Latest ArticlesCervicocephalic kinesthetic sensibility and postural balance in patients with nontraumatic chronic neck pain
Chiropractic & Osteopathy , 07/01/09
Palmgren PJ et al. - The authors found no evidence of impaired postural balance. Head repositioning accuracy and computerized static posturography are imperfect measures of functional proprioceptive impairments. Validity of these instruments demand further investigation.
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