Physical Factors Associated with Non-Specific Neck Pain: Correlations Among Pain, Disability, Posture, Endurance, and Compensatory Movement

02 July 2024 : Clinical Research

Won-Deuk Kim^1BCDEF, Doochul Shin

^2ADEG*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.944614

Med Sci Monit 2024; 30:e944614

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Table 3 Correlation between non-specific neck pain and cervical ROM.

	PI	DI	Flex	Ext	Lt Rot	Rt Rot	Lt UCRot	Rt UCRot
PI	1
DI	.555^*	1
Flex	−0.183	−0.150	1
Ext	−0.229	−0.105	.784^*	1
Lt Rot	−.362^*	−.279^*	.768^*	.773^*	1
Rt Rot	−.283^*	−.442^*	.722^*	.700^*	.851^*	1
Lt UCRot	−.416^*	−.320^*	.480^*	.405^*	.689^*	.618^*	1
Rt UCRot	−0.253	−.375^*	.391^*	.314^*	.440^*	.527^*	.775^*	1
Values are expressed as correlation coefficient. ^* Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level; ^** correlation is significant at the 0.01 level. PI – pain intensity; DI – disability index; Flex – flexion; Ext – extension; Lt Rot – left rotation; Rt Rot – right roation; Lt UCRot – left upper cervical rotation; Rt UCRot – right upper cervical roation.

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