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    • Does head posture have a significant effect on the hyoid bone position and sternocleidomastoid electromyographic ... 
      Valenzuela, Saúl; Miralles, Rodolfo; Ravera, María José; Zúñiga, Claudia; Santander, Hugo; Ferrer, Marcelo; Nakouzi, Jorge (Maney Publishing, 2005)
      ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to evaluate the associations between head posture (head extension, normal head posture, and head flexion) and anteroposterior head position, hyoid bone position, and the sternocleidomastoid ...
    • Effects of breathing type on electromyographic activity of respiratory muscles at different body positions 
      Valenzuela, Saúl; Miralles, Rodolfo; Santander, Hugo; Bull, Ricardo; Córdova, Rosa; Celhay, Isabel; Cavada Chacón, Gabriel; Gutiérrez, Mario (Taylor and Francis Ltd., 2017)
      AIM: To compare the effect of breathing type on the activity of respiratory muscles at different body positions. METHODOLOGY: Two groups of 20 subjects each, one with upper costal and the other with costodiaphragmatic ...
    • Sensopercepción olfatoria: una revisión 
      Fuentes, Aler; Fresno, María Javiera; Santander, Hugo; Valenzuela, Saúl; Gutiérrez, Mario; Miralles, Rodolfo (Sociedad Medica de Santiago, 2011)
      The five senses have had a fundamental importance for survival and socialization of human beings. From an evolutionary point of view the sense of smell is the oldest. This sense has a strong representation within the genome, ...
    • The effect of a mandibular advancement appliance on cervical lordosis in patients with TMD and cervical pain 
      Santander, Hugo; Zúñiga, Claudia; Miralles, Rodolfo; Valenzuela, Saúl; Santander, Montserrat; Gutiérrez, Mario; Córdova, Rosa (Maney Publishing, 2014)
      Aims: A preliminary study to compare cervical lordosis by means of cervical cephalometric analysis, before and after six months of continuous mandibular advancement appliance (MAA) use, and to show how physical therapy ...
    • The effect of tooth clenching and grinding on anterior temporalis electromyographic activity in healthy subjects 
      Gutiérrez, Mario; Miralles, Rodolfo; Fuentes, Aler; Cavada Chacón, Gabriel; Valenzuela, Saúl; Santander, Hugo; Fresno, María Javiera (Maney Publishing, 2010)
      The aim of this study was to determine the effect of tooth clenching and grinding on anterior temporalis electromyographic (EMG) activity. The sample included 30 healthy subjects with natural dentition and bilateral molar ...