The effect of neck coordination training on sensorimotor function, symptoms and self-rated health and functioning for non-specific neck-shoulder pain

Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research (Sweden)0 sites180 target enrollmentSeptember 18, 2008

Overview

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Registry

who.int

Start Date

September 18, 2008

End Date

TBD

Last Updated

11 years ago

Study Type

Interventional

Sex

Female

Sponsor

Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research (Sweden)

•Participants with neck\-shoulder pain:
•1\. Women, age 25\-65 years
•2\. Non\-specific neck\-shoulder pain with a duration of at least 3 months
•3\. Decreased physical functioning according to the Disability Arm Shoulder Hand (DASH) questionnaire (at least 9 normalised points on 19 selected questions addressing ability to perform all daily activity involving neck, shoulder and arm)
•Baseline control group:
•1\. Women, age 25\-65 years
•2\. Healthy volunteers without neck pain

•Participants with neck\-shoulder pain:
•1\. Trauma to the head and neck associated with the onset or with any worsening of the symptoms
•2\. Conditions of rheumatic\-, inflammatory\- or neurological disease or fibromyalgia
•3\. Evidence of back\-, neck\- or shoulder surgery or fracture
•4\. Cervical rhizopathia
•5\. Signs of vestibular dysfunction
•Baseline control group:
•1\. Trauma to the head, neck or shoulder that has caused considerable problems
•2\. Conditions of rheumatic\-, inflammatory\- or neurological disease or fibromyalgia
•3\. Evidence of back\-, neck\- or shoulder operation or fracture