… In this systematic review, we showed that cervical spine immobilization with rigid collars
provide significantly higher stability than no collar. Furthermore, when compared to soft collars, …

… We did not include a 0-day group (group without immobilization in a soft cervical collar),
because in a recent study with QTF I and II mixed populations, 19% of patients in the therapy …

… which the cervical spine is immobilized by cervical orthoses in … that the soft collar provided
no significant immobilization in the … immobilization when compared to no collar, a soft collar, …

… more rigid orthoses for restricting cervical motion, soft collars are more comfortable to wear.
… a soft collar may be sufficient in many clinical scenarios requiring cervical immobilization if …

… Soft collars have a poor ability to reduce mobility of the cervical spine. Cervico-high thoracic
… To the best of our knowledge, this is the first systematic review of cervical immobilization …

… There are no established criteria or guidelines to help the clinician decide which patients
should be prescribed a soft cervical collar and/or rest and neck immobilization. However, there …

… To our knowledge, ours is the first controlled, clinical trial comparing brief soft cervical
collar immobilization with no immobilization for the initial management of whiplash injury. …

… no cervical collar do not differ significantly from each other in their ability to immobilize the
… The traditional Philadelphia Collar ® is a soft two-piece collar that impacts clavicles and …

… The aim of this study was to investigate patients’ experiences and outcomes when wearing
a soft collar for greater than 24 hours for acute cervical spine injury management in hospital. …

… which allow a substantial range of motion, it should also be remembered that physiologic
mechanisms developed for avoiding from pain regardless of the degree of immobilization may …