Clarke M R, Robertson J C, Gillies J H, Ellis R M
Wessex Regional Rehabilitation Unit, Odstock Hospital, Salisbury, UK.
Clin Biomech (Bristol). 1991 May;6(2):123-6. doi: 10.1016/0268-0033(91)90010-N.
Ninety-eight patients with cervical spondylosis were tested for grip strength in different spinal postures (standing and sitting), but with standard upper arm position. Unilateral symptoms of cervical spondylosis significantly affected grip strength in that arm whether or not it was the dominant upper limb, in contrast to normals. Grip strength is stronger in the standing position than in a sitting posture with the neck flexed (P < 0.01; at 10 min), and this effect is increased by duration in the posture.
98例颈椎病患者在不同脊柱姿势(站立和坐姿)下测试握力,但上臂位置保持标准。与正常人相比,颈椎病的单侧症状显著影响患侧手臂的握力,无论该侧是否为优势上肢。站立位的握力比颈部屈曲的坐姿更强(P<0.01;10分钟时),且这种影响会随着在该姿势下的持续时间而增强。