Implicit motor imagery performance is impaired in people with chronic, but not acute, neck pain.

Sarah B WallworkHayley B LeakeAimie L PeekG Lorimer Moseley Tasha R Stanton

Published in: PeerJ (2020)

There is evidence of impaired implicit motor imagery performance in people with chronic neck pain, which may suggest disruptions to proprioceptive representation of the neck. These disruptions seem specific to the neck (performance on hand images intact) but non-specific to the exact location of neck pain.

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