Increased central sensitivity is associated with greater shoulder disability in people with musculoskeletal shoulder symptoms: a cross-sectional study

Increased central sensitivity was positively associated with greater disability even when accounting for multiple confounders in participants with musculoskeletal shoulder symptoms. These findings highlight the importance of considering increased central sensitivity in the clinical management of those with shoulder symptoms.

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Musculoskeletal Science and Practice
Published
2025-04-21
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.msksp.2025.103334
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1
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Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation
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Increased central sensitivity is associated with greater shoulder disability in people with musculoskeletal shoulder symptoms: a cross-sectional study

Leanda McKenna, Darren Beales, TRACY M. LOWRY
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Increased central sensitivity is associated with greater shoulder disability in people with musculoskeletal shoulder symptoms: a cross-sectional study

Leanda McKenna, Darren Beales, TRACY M. LOWRY
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Abstract

Increased central sensitivity was positively associated with greater disability even when accounting for multiple confounders in participants with musculoskeletal shoulder symptoms. These findings highlight the importance of considering increased central sensitivity in the clinical management of those with shoulder symptoms.

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