Who is associated with the concept of positional dyskinesia?

The concept of positional dyskinesia is primarily associated with the work of Suh and Plaugher. Positional dyskinesia refers to a condition where inappropriate movements or abnormal posture can occur due to specific positions of the body. This idea ties into the understanding of biomechanics and how certain positions can lead to dysfunction or discomfort, which is a relevant concept within the chiropractic field. Suh and Plaugher's contributions to this concept emphasize the importance of body mechanics and the implications of spine and joint positions on overall health and function, making their association with positional dyskinesia significant in chiropractic theory and practice.