Alan Breen

Associate Professor

Bournemouth University

United Kingdom

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Alan Breen is an Associate Professor at Bournemouth University, UK. He specializes in the biomechanics of spinal motion and has conducted extensive research on topics such as chronic low back pain, lumbar geometry, and cervical motion segment interactions. His recent publications reflect a focus on patient-specific lumbar motion analysis and the effects of treatment interventions in spinal health.

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Anne-Laure MEYER

FRANCE

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Lars Uhrenholt

Aarhus University

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University of California

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University of Amsterdam

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Articles (11)

Passive intervertebral restraint is different in patients with treatment-resistant chronic nonspecific low back pain: a retrospective cohort study and control comparison

Spatio-temporal clustering of lumbar intervertebral flexion interactions in 127 asymptomatic individuals

Effects of a microgravity SkinSuit on lumbar geometry and kinematics

A Reference Database of Standardised Continuous Lumbar Intervertebral Motion Analysis for Conducting Patient-Specific Comparisons

Association of Spinal Manipulative Therapy With Changes in Cervical Motion Segment Interactions in Patients With Neck Pain: An Observational Study With Matched Asymptomatic Controls

Clinical Biomechanics is 35 years old: Protecting and growing a legacy

A united statement of the global chiropractic research community against the pseudoscientific claim that chiropractic care boosts immunity

An in vivo study exploring correlations between early-to-moderate disc degeneration and flexion mobility in the lumbar spine

Dynamic interactions between lumbar intervertebral motion segments during forward bending and return

Investigator analytic repeatability of two new intervertebral motion biomarkers for chronic, nonspecific low back pain in a cohort of healthy controls

Passive intervertebral motion characteristics in chronic mid to low back pain: A multivariate analysis

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Anne-Laure MEYER

Lars Uhrenholt

Scott Haldeman

A.D. Jenks

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