Electronic measures of movement impairment, repositioning, and posture in people with and without neck pain—a systematic review

Electronic measures of movement impairment, repositioning, and posture in people with and without neck pain—a systematic review
"People with neck pain appear to have reduced active RoM, movement speed, and head repositioning accuracy when compared with controls. However, quality of reviewed studies was low and better descriptions of participants and methods are required before firm conclusions can be drawn."

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