Cervical Cobb angle, sleep quality and psychological factors in patients with chronic neck pain with and without cervicogenic headache

field_of_study

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university

Al-Azhar University – Gaza

authors

Aldabbas M.M.; Alshana O.N.

authors_full_names

Aldabbas, Mosab M. (57222362062); Alshana, Osama N. (59145085700)

authors_id

57222362062; 59145085700

year

2026

source_title

European Journal of Physiotherapy

article_title

Cervical Cobb angle, sleep quality and psychological factors in patients with chronic neck pain with and without cervicogenic headache

volume

28

issue

1

page_start

19

page_end

25

publisher

Taylor and Francis Ltd.

affiliations

Department of Physical Therapy, Al-Azhar University, Gaza Strip, Palestine; Medical Aid for Palestinians-UK, Gaza, Palestine; University College of Applied Science, Gaza Strip, Palestine

authors_with_affiliations

Aldabbas M.M., Department of Physical Therapy, Al-Azhar University, Gaza Strip, Palestine, Medical Aid for Palestinians-UK, Gaza, Palestine; Alshana O.N., University College of Applied Science, Gaza Strip, Palestine

corresponding_author

M.M. Aldabbas; Department of Physical Therapy, Al-Azhar University, Gaza Strip, Palestine; email: mosab.m.aldabbas@gmail.com

cited_by

2

doi

10.1080/21679169.2025.2466041

author_keywords

anxiety; depression; headache; lordosis; Neck pain; sleep

index_keywords

adult; anxiety disorder; Article; cervical Cobb angle; cervicogenic headache; Cobb angle; controlled study; cross-sectional study; depression; disability; disease association; disease duration; fatigue; female; general condition improvement; human; lordosis; major clinical study; male; neck pain; pain intensity; prediction; psychological aspect; psychological well-being; self report; sleep quality; thorax radiography; treatment indication