Recent Advances in Prevention, Management, and Rehabilitation of Head and Neck Injuries
A special issue of Journal of Clinical Medicine (ISSN 2077-0383). This special issue belongs to the section "Sports Medicine".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 5 August 2025 | Viewed by 758
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Interests: physiotherapy; rehabilitation; osteopathy; posturology; sports injuries; myofascial syndromes
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Interests: rehabilitation; infectious pathologies; inflammatory pathologies
2. Sbarro Institute for Cancer Research and Molecular Medicine, Center for Biotechnology, Department of Biology, College of Science and Technology, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA 19122, USA
Interests: aging; cell signaling; cell death; apoptosis; TRAIL; CREB; ionizing radiation; hematological malignancies; pterygium; histology; embryology; biomorphology; rehabilitation; sports medicine
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Dear Colleagues,
Head and neck injuries represent a major challenge for healthcare professionals due to their potential short- and long-term negative consequences for patients.
These injuries can affect almost every segment of the population, from growing infants and elderly people undergoing musculoskeletal aging processes or victims of falls to athletes suffering from trauma or functional overload.
Head and neck pathologies are widespread in various forms, ranging from generic neck pain to traumatic concussions, presenting symptoms like pain, myofascial, postural and neurological dysfunctions, malfunctions of visual and mandibular receptors, and hearing and vestibular problems. Therefore, managing the consequences of these diseases represents a major challenge for physiotherapy, physiatry, sports medicine, orthopedics, neurology, medical semeiotics, otorhinolaryngology, and ophthalmology.
The prevention, management, and rehabilitation of head and neck injuries include a multitude of interventions ranging from physical exercise to soft tissue and receptor rehabilitation supported by advanced technologies and physical therapies, without forgetting acute containment strategies and pharmacological and surgical treatments.
For this reason, we are pleased to invite all researchers and healthcare and medical professionals involved in the management of head and neck pathologies to participate in this Special Issue dedicated to this broad and complex topic, contributing to a perspective of shared multispecialist research.
Prof. Dr. Giovanni Barassi
Prof. Dr. Pier Enrico Gallenga
Prof. Dr. Roberta Di Pietro
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- neck injuries
- whiplash injuries
- head injuries
- concussion
- neck pain
- cervicalgia
- post-concussive syndrome
- post-concussive symptoms
- vision disorders
- hearing disorders
- emergency care
- emergency therapies
- physical medicine and rehabilitation
- musculoskeletal rehabilitation
- sports medicine
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