大学生低交叉综合征及其与智能手机成瘾的关系调查–一项观察性研究

Background: Lower Cross Syndrome (LCS) is characterized by an imbalance between tight hip flexors and spinal extensors and weak abdominal and gluteal muscles. Prolonged sitting, static postures, and excessive smartphone use may contribute to postural and musculoskeletal changes. Physiotherapy students are frequently exposed to prolonged academic sitting and smartphone use. Aim: To assess the prevalence of Lower Cross Syndrome and its association with smartphone addiction among college-going physiotherapy students. Methods: A cross-sectional observational study was conducted among physiotherapy