A randomized controlled trial examines muscle changes in adults with forward head posture, suggesting insights into rehabilitation strategies.
PURPOSE:This study examined the effects of stabilization exercises utilizing electromyography (EMG) light feedback on correcting the forward head posture and assessed the changes in cervical muscle characteristics.METHODS: Thirty-one adults with a forward head posture were divided randomly into two groups.One group performed stabilization exercises with EMG light feedback, while the other group performed conventional stabilization exercises.The cervical angles and cervical muscle characteristics were measured before and after the intervention. RESULTS:The results showed no significant differences or interactions between the groups and over time in CVA and Corresponding
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