Publications by authors named "Rene Lindstroem"

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The global end-ranges of neck flexion and extension do not represent the maximum rotational ranges of the cervical intervertebral joints in healthy adults - an observational study.
Victoria Andersen, Xu Wang, Mark de Zee, Lasse Riis Østergaard, Maciej Plocharski, René Lindstroem

Chiropr Man Therap· May 2021

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Motion analysis of the cervical spine during extension and flexion: Reliability of the vertebral marking procedure.
Maciej Plocharski, Rene Lindstroem, Cassandra Frydendal Lindstroem, Lasse Riis Østergaard

Med Eng Phys· November 2018

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Cervical flexion and extension includes anti-directional cervical joint motion in healthy adults.
Xu Wang, René Lindstroem, Maciej Plocharski, Lasse Riis Østergaaard, Thomas Graven-Nielsen

Spine J· January 2018

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Repeatability of Cervical Joint Flexion and Extension Within and Between Days.
Xu Wang, René Lindstroem, Maciej Plocharski, Lasse Riis Østergaard, Thomas Graven-Nielsen

J Manipulative Physiol Ther· January 2018

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Muscle Pain Induces a Shift of the Spatial Distribution of Upper Trapezius Muscle Activity During a Repetitive Task: A Mechanism for Perpetuation of Pain With Repetitive Activity?
Deborah Falla, Corrado Cescon, Rene Lindstroem, Marco Barbero

Clin J Pain· November 2017

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Cervical spine reposition errors after cervical flexion and extension.
Xu Wang, René Lindstroem, Niels Peter Bak Carstens, Thomas Graven-Nielsen

BMC Musculoskelet Disord· March 2017

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Current pain and fear of pain contribute to reduced maximum voluntary contraction of neck muscles in patients with chronic neck pain.
René Lindstroem, Thomas Graven-Nielsen, Deborah Falla

Arch Phys Med Rehabil· November 2012

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Chronic trauma-induced neck pain impairs the neural control of the deep semispinalis cervicis muscle.
Jochen Schomacher, Dario Farina, René Lindstroem, Deborah Falla

Clin Neurophysiol· July 2012

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