An Application Effect Analysis of Mulligan Taping on Neck and Shoulder During Computer Typing Works -Focused on Muscle Activity and Muscle Fatigue-

강정일,; 박준수,

doi:10.21184/jkeia.2016.02.10.1.79

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“…Such unexpected outcome is considered to be due to relatively higher content of I-type muscular fibers than in other cervical muscles20 ) which increases the threshold of muscular fatigue and muscular tone, therefore, increasing resistance to the intervention.…”

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“…Significant reduction of muscular activation in superficial muscles with therapeutic intervention signifies increase of activation in deep cervical muscles 20 ) and can be interpreted in decrease of fatigue and tone in superficial muscles 19 , 21 ) . Falla et al 8 ) argued that craniocervical flexion increases activity of deep muscle in muscle and shoulders, decreasing fatigue in superficial muscles and Chao et al 22 ) reported that application of relaxation treatment in soft tissue decreases muscular tone and pain intensity, which was similar to the result of this study.…”

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“…However, in this study, only muscular fatigue and headache intensity in left SCM showed difference between groups, in order of CFE, SOE, and CON, based on post-hoc analysis. Headache patient generally limits flexion and rotation of neck in one side, inducing concentric tension and pain in SCM and suboccipitalis 20 ) . In other words, amongst the participants in the study, more patients complained of headache in left side, which led to interventional difference in muscular fatigue and headache in left SCM.…”

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“…In this study, there was no difference between intervention groups in regard to muscular tone, along with muscular fatigue in upper trapezius. Such unexpected outcome is considered to be due to relatively higher content of I-type muscular fibers than in other cervical muscles 20 ) which increases the threshold of muscular fatigue and muscular tone, therefore, increasing resistance to the intervention.…”

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[Purpose] This study was conducted to compare and analyze influence of craniocervical flexion and suboccipitalis relaxation in cervicogenic headache patients of their cervical muscular fatigue, tone, and headache intensity. [Subjects and Methods] 30 patients with cervicogenic headache were selected and 10 subjects per group were randomly assigned to control group, craniocervical flexion exercise group, and suboccipitalis relaxation group. Intervention for each group was provided 5 times a week for 4 weeks. Muscular tone test and muscular fatigue test were conducted on both sides of upper trapezius and sternocleidomastoideus and visual analogue sclae on the headache intensity was conducted before the intervention, after 2 weeks, and after 4 weeks. [Results] Difference from intervention was significant in muscular fatigue of upper trapezius and sternocleidomastoideus, muscular tone of sternocleidomastoideus, and headache intensity. Correlation between intervention duration and the groups showed significant difference in muscular fatigue, muscular tone, and headache intensity except left upper trapezius muscle. [Conclusion] From this study, 4 week application of crainiocervical flexion exercise and suboccipitalis relaxation on cervicogenic headache patients was found to be effective in decrease of muscular fatigue of upper trapezius and sternocleidomastoideus, muscular tone of sternocleidomastoideus, and headache intensity.

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confidence: 99%

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This study aimed to explore the effect of applying elastic taping and passive stretching exercises simultaneously on the muscle tone of the upper trapezius.METHODS: Thirty healthy adults were randomly divided into two groups: the 'passive stretching exercise' group (n = 15) and the 'passive stretching exercise with elastic taping' group (n = 15). Muscle tone was measured using the MyotonPRO. The muscle tension was measured immediately after the stretching exercises and taping intervention, and again 5 minutes after the intervention.

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An Application Effect Analysis of Mulligan Taping on Neck and Shoulder During Computer Typing Works -Focused on Muscle Activity and Muscle Fatigue-

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Comparison of muscular fatigue and tone of neck according to craniocervical flexion exercise and suboccipital relaxation in cervicogenic headache patients

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