Vergleich der Ausdauerleistungsfähigkeit der vorwiegend tiefen HWS-Flexoren zwischen Gesunden und Probanden mit HWS-Schmerz[1]

Zusammenfassung

Die vorliegende nicht experimentelle deskriptive Querschnittstudie untersuchte die Dauer der maximal möglichen Haltezeit beim Ausdauertest der HWS-Flexoren sowie einen möglichen Zusammenhang zwischen ihrer Ausdauerleistungsfähigkeit und der HWS-Schmerzintensität.

Der Vergleich der Ergebnisse mit entsprechenden Daten aus anderen Studien deutet auf eine hohe Variabilität der Ausdauerleistungsfähigkeit der tiefen HWS-Flexoren sowohl mit als auch ohne Nackenschmerz hin.

Abstract

This experimental descriptive cross sectional study examined the maximal holding time for the neck flexor endurance test as well as a possible correlation between endurance capacity and neck pain intensity.

The comparison of the results with other studies’ data indicates a high variability of the deep neck flexor muscles’ endurance capacity with and without neck pain.

Schlüsselwörter

muskuläre Ausdauer - tiefe HWS-Flexoren - Nackenschmerz

Key words

muscle endurance - deep cervical flexors - neck pain

1 Der Artikel entstand 2009 aus der Abschlussarbeit zum Master of Science in Physical Therapy an der FH Thim van der Laan, Landquart, Schweiz.

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1 Der Artikel entstand 2009 aus der Abschlussarbeit zum Master of Science in Physical Therapy an der FH Thim van der Laan, Landquart, Schweiz.