Neck pain is almost universal and is a common patient complaint. Although the differential
diagnosis is extensive, most symptoms are from biomechanical sources, such as axial neck …

Background: Neck pain is a common presentation in general practice. Nevertheless,
recommendations for the investigation and management of neck pain lack a strong evidence …

Neck pain is a common presenting symptom in the primary care setting and causes
significant disability. The broad differential diagnosis requires an efficient but global …

Neck pain is the fourth leading cause of disability. 1 Adult population (ages 15–74 years)
shows a point prevalence ranging from 5.9% 2 to 38.7%. 3 The 1-year prevalence of neck …

Neck pain is the fourth leading cause of disability, with an annual prevalence rate exceeding
30%. Most episodes of acute neck pain will resolve with or without treatment, but nearly 50 …

Background: Neck pain is common, but few studies have used qualitative methods to
describe it. Purpose: To describe the quality, distribution and behavior of neck pain …

Neck pain is a common and costly problem in Western society. Nearly two-thirds of the US
population will experience neck pain at some point in their lives, and at any one time about …

Neck pain is a common condition with a high prevalence worldwide. Neck pain is associated
with significant levels of disability and is widely considered an important public health …

Neck pain is a common condition, with approximately 15% to 20% of people reporting neck
pain each year and 1.5% to 1.8% of adults seeking ambulatory health care for this complaint …

Purpose: To determine the outcome measures practice patterns in the neck pain
management of various health disciplines. Methods: A survey of 381 clinicians treating …