Reliability Clinical Trial
The measurement of cervical spine range of motion (ROM) figures among the most common
aspects of clinical diagnosis. Good reliability has been demonstrated for assessments using
ultrasonic movement analysis systems, such as Zebris CMS 70 (Isny, Germany). However, in
contrast to combined measurements of movement amplitudes (e.g., flexion plus extension in
the sagittal plane), separating the respective components provides less reliable results.
Current research suggest that this is due to the participants' determination of the zero
position. This position is influenced by possible disposed treatments and, in particular, by
the subject in case of subjective determination. The present study therefore aims to examine
the test-retest reliability of separate ROM assessments using a bulls eye spirit meter.
Twenty healthy participants will be included in the trial that adopts a two-armed
randomized, crossover design. With a washout-period of one week in between, each subject
participates in two sessions in a randomised order. In both sessions, cervical ROM
(flexion/extension, rotation, lateral flexion) will be measured twice (with a five-minute
wait period). In all measurements, the zero position will be determined by means of a bulls
eye spirit level. The difference of the two sessions consists in the design of the waiting
period. In one session, the subjects will keep the mask carrying the ultrasound markers on
their head. In the other session, the mask will be removed during the break.
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Allocation: Randomized, Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Diagnostic
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