The most common post-traumatic neck pain syndrome is a whiplash injury and follows an automobile accident. The term was first used by Crowe [5] in 1928 in an unpublished report, then in an article ...

Poor screen etiquette is also a leading contributor to such pain. People often use their gadgets with their neck bent for prolonged periods, leading to a condition called "text-neck syndrome.

During Covid, when online classes became the norm and outdoor play was banned, many developed text neck syndrome. Even after Covid, there has been no let up in such cases During Covid, when online ...