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See Latest ArticlesPain responses in repeated end-range spinal movements and psychological factors in sick-listed patients with low back pain: Is there an association?
Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 06/29/09
Christiansen D et al. - The pain responses in repeated end-range spinal movements were not independent of psychological factors. Mental distress and depressive symptoms occurred more often among non-centralizers than among centralizers. It is recommended that the possible influence of psychological factors on the result of mechanical testing be accounted for in future studies.
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