The Shoulder Physio Podcast
#18 Is feeling stiffness actually related to joint stiffness? With Tasha Stanton
Aug 9, 2022
40:18
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- Perceived stiffness can differ from objective joint mobility due to external cues altering subjective experiences.
- Incorporating patient experiences and co-designing interventions aids in translating research findings into impactful clinical practices.
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Exploring the Concept of Perceived Lumbar Spine Stiffness
Tasha Stanton, an associate professor, discussed the alignment between perceived lumbar spine stiffness and objective joint mobility based on her research. By introducing various sound cues in conjunction with force applied to participants' spines, the study found that alterations in associated sound changed participants' perception of stiffness without impacting the objective stiffness of the back. This disconnect between perceived stiffness and objective measures highlights the influence of external cues on subjective experiences.
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