Joint Position Sense: The Clinical Importance of Proprioception and Neuromuscular Control
1. Introduction to Joint Position Sense Joint position sense is a fundamental sub-modality of proprioception, defined as the neurological ability to perceive the exact angle, posture, and alignment of a joint in three-dimensional space without relying on visual feedback. In a healthy physiological state, an individual can close their eyes and precisely identify whether their … Read more