Investigating the Effects of Subclinical Neck Pain, Cervical Treatment, and Neck Muscle Fatigue on Wrist Joint Position Sense This study confirms that altered afferent input from the neck (due to pain and/or fatigue) can influence wrist joint position sense (JPS). Furthermore, the results suggest that a single treatment can improve wrist JPS accuracy.

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