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The effect of technological devices on cervical lordosis
Purpose: There is a need for cervical flexion and even cervical hyperflexion for the use of technological devices, especially mobile phones. We investigated the effect of this use on the cervical lordosis angle. Material and methods: A group of 156 patients who applied with only neck pain between 20
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