The Interplay Between Shoulder Pain, Upper Limb Function, and Respiratory Capacity in Wheelchair Athletes

Elif Durmuş; Ertuğrul Safran

doi:10.4274/bmj.galenos.2025.2025.7-7

September 3, 2025Bakirkoy Tip Dergisi / Medical Journal of BakirkoyOpen Access

The Interplay Between Shoulder Pain, Upper Limb Function, and Respiratory Capacity in Wheelchair Athletes

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Key Points

Increased shoulder pain leads to decreased upper limb function in wheelchair athletes, affecting their performance.
Key metrics reveal that respiratory capacity is influenced by shoulder pain, indicating complex interactions.
Observational analysis explores the relationship between shoulder pain and mechanical loading, drawing on data from wheelchair athletes.
The findings highlight the importance of addressing shoulder pain to improve upper limb function and overall performance.

Implication

Observational analysis examines the impact of shoulder pain on upper limb function and respiratory capacity in wheelchair athletes, suggesting significant interrelations.

Abstract

To examine the relationship between shoulder pain, upper extremity functionality, and respiratory parameters in wheelchair athletes due to repetitive mechanical loading.

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The Interplay Between Shoulder Pain, Upper Limb Function, and Respiratory Capacity in Wheelchair Athletes

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The Interplay Between Shoulder Pain, Upper Limb Function, and Respiratory Capacity in Wheelchair Athletes

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