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Comparison of Methods of Measuring Active Cervical Range of Motion

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2010

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Katherine L. Whitcroft, Laura Massouh, Rouin Amirfeyz, G.C. Bannister

Abstract

The UG aligned on a fixed landmark is most reliable method of measuring neck movement clinically. Where range must be quickly assessed, extension should be measured.

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