Objective Patients with neck pain commonly have altered activity of the neck muscles. The
craniocervical flexion test (CCFT) is used to assess the function of the deep neck flexor …

Background There are insufficient studies providing Minimal Clinically Important Difference
(MCID) for outcomes related to temporomandibular disorders (TMD). Objectives (1) To …

Objective Among the tests designed to evaluate neck neuromuscular function, the
craniocervical flexion test (CCFT) assesses the function of the deep cervical flexor muscles …

Effects of a combination of scapular stabilization and thoracic extension exercises for office
workers with forward head posture on the craniovertebral angle, respiration, pain, and …

Objectives To evaluate the discriminative validity and provide a clinical cut‐off of the
craniocervical flexion test (CCFT) in migraineurs stratified by the report of neck pain …

PURPOSE: This study examined the effects of an exercise program for the thoracic spine
and scapula rather than the neck, which is the primary site of pain. METHODS: Thirty-two …

Background Migraine may be accompanied by several cervical musculoskeletal
dysfunctions, for example an altered performance of the Craniocervical Flexion Test (CCFT) …

Background Research into the aetiology of spinal pain has shown a clear tendency towards
a sensorimotor control perspective. In contrast to the lumbar spine, the available motor …

Purpose To compare the effectiveness of McKenzie neck exercise and cranio-cervical
flexion (CCF) exercise on strength and endurance of deep neck flexor (DNF) muscles, pain …

Objective To evaluate the effects of myofascial trigger point release applied to superficial
neck muscles and strengthening of the deep flexor muscles in subjects with myofascial …