This systematic review found that age played an important role as a confounding factor in
the relation between FHP and neck pain. Also, the results showed that adults with neck pain …

Objective: To investigate the effect of forward head posture correction on pain and nerve root
function in cases of cervical spondylotic radiculopathy. Design: A randomized controlled …

Background Neck pain (NP) is highly prevalent in young people, but there has been no
systematic review synthetizing the functional changes associated with this in adolescents …

Objective The main aims of this study were to compare the neck flexor and extensor
endurance and forward head posture between adolescents with and without neck pain. The …

Background Forward head posture (FHP) and muscular dysfunction are likely contributing
factors to chronic neck pain (CNP) but there are inconsistent findings on the relevance of …

Background There is conflicting evidence on the association between sagittal neck posture
and neck pain. Objective The purposes of this study were:(1) to determine the existence of …

Proprioceptive afferent input from neck muscles plays an important role in postural control.
Forward head posture has the potential to impair proprioceptive information from neck …

In contemporary societies, computer use by children is a necessity and thus highly
prevalent. Using computers for long hours is related to a higher risk of computer‐related …

Background. Forward head posture (FHP) may be associated with neck pain and poor
health-related quality of life. Literature describes only qualitative muscle length changes …

Background Impaired proprioception, increased pain sensitivity, higher levels of anxiety and
catastrophizing are present in adults with chronic idiopathic neck pain. Despite the high …