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In vivo three-dimensional kinematics of the cervical spine during maximal axial rotation

Salem et al., 2013

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6129831928432723314
Author
Salem W
Lenders C
Mathieu J
Hermanus N
Klein P
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Manual therapy

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The cervical spine exhibits considerable mobility, especially in axial rotation. Axial rotation exerts stress on anatomical structures, such as the vertebral artery which is commonly assessed during clinical examination. The literature is rather sparse concerning the in vivo …
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