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RETRACTED: Reliability and validity of the AutoCAD software method in lumbar lordosis measurement

Letafatkar et al., 2011

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Letafatkar A
Amirsasan R
Abdolvahabi Z
Hadadnezhad M
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Journal of chiropractic medicine

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OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to determine the reliability and validity of the AutoCAD software method in lumbar lordosis measurement. METHODS: Fifty healthy volunteers with a mean age of 23±1.80 years were enrolled. A lumbar lateral radiograph …
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