… vertebrae C,-C, to be regarded as one link. The variable distance between Cz and C, during
bending and stretching of the cervical spine is … Intrinsic forces in this part of the spine are not …

… with respect to force transmission in the cervical spine. Conclusion: A simplified model … static
upright posture in the human cervical spine. The model is used to explore the optimal spinal …

… , static flexion resulted in changes in mechanical and neuromuscular behavior of the cervical
spine… Accordingly, a spinal flexed posture and subsequent disturbance of reflexive behavior …

… of cervical support to rest and protect the cervical spine at night. Many cervical collars may
appear to give good cervical … because of the excessive cervical extension. We have found …

… static postures by setting the spine’s eccentricity, ie, the horizontal offset between the superior
and inferior ends of the cervical spine, … , orientations and overall spinal curvature from the …

… Cervical spine movements were measured using a biaxial inclinometer attached to the
surgeon’s head via a headband. Biaxial electrogoniometers were attached to the surgeon’s …

… to quantify the change in the load throughout the cervical spine in these flexed postures. …
(Citation1991) used a simplified cervical spine model to assess joint loads in static positions—…

… posture C with the whole spine vertical and straight and the work object inclined at 35 deg
(left of the vertical mid-line) and posture A with the whole spine … flexed cervical spine postures, …

… Studying static exertions at extreme postures provide a sound basis for understanding neck
… measurements from the skeletal models of cervical spine and pilot EMG data collection. The …

… of the cervical spine because the cervical bony structures are … forward head posture is one
of abnormal static posture and a … Static posture relates to maintenance of the particular region …