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Sports Injuries - Upper Back and Neck
| Upper Back and Neck | ||
| Term | Also Known As | Description |
| cervicalgia | Cervicalgia is pain in the neck, anywhere around the spinal bones. | |
| muscle ruptures in the back | Muscle ruptures in the back are tears or breaks in muscles of the back. | |
| inflammation of muscle attachments to the spine | Inflammation of muscle attachments to the spine is swelling of muscles where they connect to one or more bones around the spinal cord. | |
| juvenile kyphosis | Scheuermann's disease or curvature of the spine | Juvenile kyphosis is a young teenagers' non-inflammatory disorder in which several mid-spinal bones wedge together. |
| kyphosis | cervical posture syndrome | Kyphosis is when the upper back, shoulders and neck are excessively rounded and the chin points forward. |
| referred pain from the thoracic spine | Referred pain from the thoracic spine is a sensation of physical distress or injury along the backbone in the upper and middle back that is not where the original sensation began. | |
| whiplash | Whiplash is an injury to the neck, spine and/or supporting tissues from sudden head movement and the resulting rebound movements. | |
| burner | stinger | A burner is an overstretching and/or compression injury to the nerves where your neck and shoulders meet that results in sharp pain in your neck and arm. |