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Fig 1.

Flow diagram of the review.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of the included studies.

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Table 2.

Quality of the evidence according to the GRADE approach.

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Fig 2.

Forest plots of the cervical spine ROM in individuals with and without shoulder pain.

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Fig 3.

Forest plots of the cervical spine isometric strength in individuals with and without shoulder pain.

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Fig 4.

Forest plot of the thoracic spine posture in individuals with and without shoulder pain.

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Fig 5.

Forest plots of the thoracolumbar spine ROM on the sagittal plane in individuals with and without shoulder pain.

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Fig 6.

Forest plots of the thoracolumbar spine ROM on frontal and transverse planes in individuals with and without shoulder pain.

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Fig 7.

Forest plots of the hip ROM in individuals with and without shoulder pain.

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Fig 8.

Forest plots of the thoracolumbar region and hip endurance in individuals with and without shoulder pain.

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Fig 9.

Forest plots of the neuromuscular control in individuals with and without shoulder pain.

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