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Clay diorama of a head and neck connected to eye, inner-ear and balance pathways representing different dizziness profiles.

After Sports Concussion, Dizziness Needs a Prof...

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A 2026 clinical review argues for profile-guided assessment of vestibular symptoms after sports concussion: screen the likely source, examine it properly and match rehabilitation to the findings.

After Sports Concussion, Dizziness Needs a Prof...

HeadX

A 2026 clinical review argues for profile-guided assessment of vestibular symptoms after sports concussion: screen the likely source, examine it properly and match rehabilitation to the findings.

Linocut-style cervical profile with a global movement arc divided across separate vertebral segments.

Global and Segment-Level Cervical Motion Answer...

HeadX

Global cervical ROM provides an accessible view of overall movement, while specialist imaging investigates how that movement is distributed between vertebral levels. A small 2026 study helps clarify the difference.

Global and Segment-Level Cervical Motion Answer...

HeadX

Global cervical ROM provides an accessible view of overall movement, while specialist imaging investigates how that movement is distributed between vertebral levels. A small 2026 study helps clarify the difference.

Layered paper-cut head and neck with separate arcs representing cervical movement, pain and disability measures.

Cervical ROM Is Useful—But It Is Not a Proxy fo...

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A 2026 meta-analysis found only modest associations between cervical active range of motion and patient-reported pain or disability. The practical lesson is to measure each domain directly.

Cervical ROM Is Useful—But It Is Not a Proxy fo...

HeadX

A 2026 meta-analysis found only modest associations between cervical active range of motion and patient-reported pain or disability. The practical lesson is to measure each domain directly.

Cyanotype technical illustration of a head and neck following layered movement paths with target, timing and directional-control motifs.

Beyond One Accuracy Score: A Multidimensional V...

HeadX

A 2026 Butterfly-test study suggests that cervical movement control is better described by several features and task difficulties than by one accuracy score. Here is what clinicians can—and cannot—take from...

Beyond One Accuracy Score: A Multidimensional V...

HeadX

A 2026 Butterfly-test study suggests that cervical movement control is better described by several features and task difficulties than by one accuracy score. Here is what clinicians can—and cannot—take from...

Editorial scientific collage of a head and neck profile with target, balance and muscle motifs representing pain, proprioception and postural control.

Pain, Proprioception and Balance: Why Neck Reha...

Richard Wheatley

A 2026 randomised trial compared deep cervical extensor, proprioceptive and balance training in chronic subclinical neck pain. Different programmes changed different outcomes — a useful reminder that pain, repositioning accuracy...

Pain, Proprioception and Balance: Why Neck Reha...

Richard Wheatley

A 2026 randomised trial compared deep cervical extensor, proprioceptive and balance training in chronic subclinical neck pain. Different programmes changed different outcomes — a useful reminder that pain, repositioning accuracy...

Athlete using head-eye coordination and visual targeting for concussion rehabilitation.

From Concussion Rehabilitation to Sports Perfor...

Richard Wheatley

A 2026 BJSM editorial proposes moving beyond symptom resolution towards integrated vestibular, ocular, cervical and sport-specific head-eye training. Here is what is established and what remains exploratory.

From Concussion Rehabilitation to Sports Perfor...

Richard Wheatley

A 2026 BJSM editorial proposes moving beyond symptom resolution towards integrated vestibular, ocular, cervical and sport-specific head-eye training. Here is what is established and what remains exploratory.