H.J. Biedermann

Queen's University — Canada

Medicine · Health Sciences

7h-index494citations15works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation(8), Myofascial pain diagnosis and treatment(4), Sports Performance and Training(3), Muscle activation and electromyography studies(3), Acupuncture Treatment Research Studies(2)

Publications15 total

Electromyography and Chronic Pain: Do Current Electromyographic Diagnostic Techniques Discriminate against Injured Female Workers?
Perceptual and Motor Skills·1996· 2 cited
Muscle fibre directions of iliocostalis and multifidus: male-female differences.
PubMed·1991· 25 cited
Power Spectrum Analyses of Electromyographic Activity
Spine·1991· 123 cited
Power spectrum analyses of electromyographic activity. Discriminators in the differential assessment of patients with chronic low-back pain.
PubMed·1991· 162 cited
Weight-lifting in a postural restraining device: a reliable method to generate paraspinal constant force contractions
Clinical Biomechanics·1990· 4 cited
Power density spectrum parameters of the paraspinal muscles used as discriminators in the differential assessment of chronic low back pain
Journal of Biomechanics·1990
Muscle fibre direction of longissimus, iliocostalis and multifidus: landmark-derived reference lines.
PubMed·1989· 125 citedOpen Access
Biofeedback Success
The Back Letter·1989
“Organic” Patients Respond Better to EMG
The Back Letter·1987
Acupuncture analgesia for postoperative dental pain.
PubMed·1987· 12 cited
Perceived and actual control in EMG treatment of back pain
Behaviour Research and Therapy·1987· 21 cited
Acupuncture and myofascial pain: Treatment failure after administration of tricyclic antidepressants
Medical Hypotheses·1986· 6 cited
The classification of back pain patients: Functional versus organic
Journal of Psychosomatic Research·1986· 1 cited
Bandler and Grinder's neurolinguistic programming: Its historical context and contribution.
Psychotherapy·1985· 11 cited
Mechanism of Biofeedback in the Treatment of Chronic Back Pain: An Hypothesis
Psychological Reports·1983· 2 cited

Frequent Co-authors

Gabriella Shanks(4), W. J. Forrest(4), Andrew McGhie(3), James Inglis(2), Trilok N. Monga(2), Gerard L. Lapeer(2), J Foa(1), G. L SHANKS(1), W. J. FORREST(1), J L DeFoa(1), J J Hemsted(1), E. Jane Bradley(1), M. Mauri(1), Monica A. Hemingway(1), David K. Ahern(1)