IMPACT OF POSTURAL TAPING IN PATIENTS WITH FORWARD SHOULDER POSTURE.

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Abstract

Background: Forward shoulder posture is a common abnormal posture. Posture taping is a new technique that recently used in rehabilitation. the purpose of this study was to determine the effect of Posture taping and stretching exercise on forward shoulder angle in male subjects with Forward shoulder posture. Methods: thirty male students aged between 18 to 25 years old with forward shoulder posture participated in this study. Then, the subjects were randomly and equally assigned to two groups: the stretch group and the stretch plus tape group. tape group received Posture taping on shoulder area ad. Forward shoulder angle was measured. Two-way repeated measures ANOVA was used for data analysis. Results: tape group showed significant within-group decrease in forward shoulder angle between first session with three other sessions (P≤0.05).There was no significant within-group difference in stretch group and between groups (P=0.20) forward shoulder angle-by-group interaction in measurement sessions was significantly different (P=0.02) Conclusion: Posture taping with stretching exercise improved forward shoulder posture in all subjects of the present study. So it is suggested as a complementary treatment with immediate effects on postural correction of forward shoulder.

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Albuwait, A. (2018). IMPACT OF POSTURAL TAPING IN PATIENTS WITH FORWARD SHOULDER POSTURE. International Journal of Advanced Research, 6(3), 1306–1310. https://doi.org/10.21474/ijar01/6799

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