Ayşe Merve Ata, Baran Tuncer, Onur Kara, Bedriye Başkan
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The relationship between kinesiophobia, balance, and upper extremity functions in patients with painful shoulder pathology
Poor balance ability may contribute to shoulder pathology in patients with existing shoulder pathologies or vice versa. The relationship between kinesiophobia and chronic shoulder pain intensity has been researched, although the conclusions are conflicting. To our knowledge, no study in the literature explores the association between kinesiophobia and balance in patients with shoulder pain.