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Academic Article An Endplate-Based Joint Coordinate System for Measuring Kinematics in Normal and Abnormally-Shaped Lumbar Vertebrae.
Academic Article Lumbar spine kinematics during walking in people with and people without low back pain.
Academic Article Spine Kinematics During Prone Extension in People With and Without Low Back Pain and Among Classification-Specific Low Back Pain Subgroups.
Academic Article Contribution of Lumbar Spine Pathology and Age to Paraspinal Muscle Size and Fatty Infiltration.
Academic Article Lumbar spine postures in Marines during simulated operational positions.
Academic Article Differences in kinematics of the lumbar spine and lower extremities between people with and without low back pain during the down phase of a pick up task, an observational study.
Academic Article Differences in lumbar spine and lower extremity kinematics during a step down functional task in people with and people without low back pain.
Academic Article Differences in lumbar spine and lower extremity kinematics in people with and without low back pain during a step-up task: a cross-sectional study.
Academic Article Effect of body mass index on patient outcomes of surgical intervention for the lumbar spine.
Academic Article Lumbar spine angles and intervertebral disc characteristics with end-range positions in three planes of motion in healthy people using upright MRI.
Academic Article Differences in symmetry of lumbar region passive tissue characteristics between people with and people without low back pain.
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Concept Spine
Academic Article Extraction of Lumbar Spine Motion Using a 3-IMU Wearable Cluster.
Academic Article Protocol for a Parallel Group Randomized Clinical Trial Comparing a Culturally Adapted Cognitive Behavioral Telerehabilitation Intervention to Usual Physical Therapy for Latino Patients With Chronic Spine Pain.
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