Tests zur Bewegungskontrolle von Kopf, Nacken, Augen und der kraniomandibulären Region

Beurteilung und Behandlung der Bewegungskontrolle und deren Probleme sind Kernkompetenzen in der Physiotherapie. Die Tests zur Bewegungskontrolle der Lendenwirbelsäule sind mittlerweile bekannt. Doch welche Tests stehen für die Halswirbelsäule zur Verfügung? Die Autoren stellen die wichtigsten Tests vor und geben einen Überblick zur Studienlage.

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Article published online:
08 May 2024

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