Effects of Dynamic Exercise Program Using Thera-Band on Craniovertebral Angle in Adults with Forward Head Posture

Shin, Hee Jae; Kım, Kihyun; Jung, Nam-Jin

doi:10.20540/jiaptr.2020.11.1.1960

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“…Straight back and head, unbent hips, completely lowered knees, an "unfolded" chest, slightly diverted shoulders, scapulae that are tightly fitted to the chest, and a clenched abdomen are all required for an ideal standing posture. Alternatively: Scoliosis in the frontal plane occurs when the axis of the spinal column shifts to the right or left (Shin et al, 2020). When thoracic kyphosis and lumbar lordosis grow, a round-bent back posture is produced.…”

Section: Human Posture and Its Violationmentioning

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impact of postural defect on respiratory impairment in collegiate students

Kunal

Arora

2022

ijhs

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Collegiate children are in the stage where quite intense and rapid growth and alterations are occurring in their physical being, which is why it is of critical importance that postural defect, and their importance is introduced to them and changes are made to improve and elevate the current situation. Since collegiate students spend the majority of their time in stationary positions and minimal physically straining activities such as sitting in classes or library or gaming on chairs etc. Such dormancy and wrong posture lead to the rise of several issues & illnesses not only physical but also mental. Respiratory impairment is of quite severe and detrimental nature and ironically is least talked and referenced about. The author pointing and concludes through a thorough review of literature that establishes a crystal-clear connection and how postural defect has a derogatory defect on respiratory impairment. There is a severe need for a brief yet thorough education on the development of proper postural habits at the college level to avoid such impairment and spread much-required awareness.

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Section: Human Posture and Its Violationmentioning

confidence: 99%

impact of postural defect on respiratory impairment in collegiate students

Kunal

Arora

2022

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Efficiency of Matrix Rhythm Therapy on Pain, Strength, and Quality of Life in Forward Neck Posture

Naik

Kerkar

Mascarenhas

2022

Journal of the Scientific Society

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Objective: To determine and compare the effects of the Dynamic Exercise Program (DEP) and matrix rhythm therapy (MaRhyThe©) along with conventional physiotherapy in asymptomatic subjects with forward head posture (FHP) on a craniovertebral angle (CVA), strength, pain, and quality of life (QoL) using CVA, pressure biofeedback unit, pain algometer, and short form (SF-36), respectively. Methodology: Sixty-five people were screened for the study, of which 30 were included (18 females and 12 males) who participated in the study. The study participants were randomly allocated to Group A (DEP) or Group B (MaRhyThe©). Preintervention outcome measures used were CVA for the neck position, a craniocervical flexion endurance test for strength, a pain algometer for pain pressure threshold, and SF-36 for QoL. Postintervention outcome measures were recorded on the 6th day after intervention. Results: Data were analyzed descriptively with a priori establishment of success criteria of P < 0.05. Within-group analysis of both groups demonstrated statistically significant parameters of CVA, strength, and pain as P < 0.05. Between groups analysis demonstrated Group B to be statistically significant in all the outcome measures CVA (P < 0.0001), strength (P < 0.0001), and pain (P < 0.0001). SF-36 showed a positive effect on some subdomains as to emotional well-being (0.0320) and pain (0.0047*). Conclusion: It was determined that both deep exercise programs and MaRhyThe© when combined with conventional physiotherapy are effective in treating FHP. However, MaRhyThe© with conventional physiotherapy was found to be superior in reducing pain and improving range of motion, strength, and QoL.

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Effects of Dynamic Exercise Program Using Thera-Band on Craniovertebral Angle in Adults with Forward Head Posture

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impact of postural defect on respiratory impairment in collegiate students

impact of postural defect on respiratory impairment in collegiate students

Efficiency of Matrix Rhythm Therapy on Pain, Strength, and Quality of Life in Forward Neck Posture

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