The neuromechanics o f movement in relation to low back pain
The human body is far more adaptable to low back pain than often assumed. Human movement scientist Fangxin Xiao shows that even in the presence of s pinal injury or muscle pain, overall movement patterns remain largely unchanged. Instead, the nervous system subtly adjusts the activity o f specific back muscles to maintain stability. These insights could l ead to improved rehabilitation strategies for people with low back pa in.
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DESCRIPTION: The neuromechanics of movement in relation to low back pa in The human body is far more adaptable to low back pain than often assumed. Human movement scientist Fangxin Xiao shows that even in the presence of spinal injury or muscle pain, overall movement pa tterns remain largely unchanged. Instead, the nervous system subtly a djusts the activity of specific back muscles to maintain stability. T hese insights could lead to improved rehabilitation strategies for pe ople with low back pain.Read the full news ar ticle.More information on the thesis. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR