… These methods were used in this study to quantify the flexion/extension motion of the cervical
spine in a normal population. This should present useful kinematic data, which, in future …

… of the flexion/extension movement of the cervical spine as a … and regional movements of the
cervical spine, Based on our … cervical spine, The passive examination of the cervical spine is …

… of the cervical spine in maximum flexion and extension were … the sternum and mid-thoracic
spine braced by padded discs. … adding the full flexion angle to the full extension angle, giving …

… Cervicalspine radiographs may be normal in the latter condition; consequently, additional
flexion and extension (F/E) views of the cervical spine … of the cervical spine gave additional …

… flexion/extension curves are asymmetric with a greater magnitude in flexion than in extension.
… experimental results will be used to validate FE models of young, normal cervical spines. …

… flexion, and fair correlations for CS extension in small sample of mildly disabled elderly (Kwak
et al., 2005). Our results of cervical spine extension-flexion … the upper cervical spine range …

… A lateral radiographic analysis of the cervical spine was … cervical extension and upper
cervical flexion, whereas protrusion consists of lower cervical flexion and upper cervical extension. …

… functional flexion/extension radiographs of the cervical spine … of the cervical spine underwent
passive flexion/extension … in the upper and middle cervical levels, and the locations of the …

… Most studies of the lower cervical spine have addressed flexion–extension movements, for
these are the cardinal movements exhibited by these segments. Indeed, in the literature it has …

… that the upper cervical spine is weaker than the lower cervical spine in pure flexion and
extension bending, which may explain the propensity for upper cervical spine injuries in airbag …