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Objective features of sedentary time and light activity differentiate people with low back pain from healthy controls: a pilot study

Tomkins-Lane et al., 2022

Document ID
16071981561795779730
Author
Tomkins-Lane C
Sun R
Muaremi A
Zheng P
Mohan M
Ith M
Smuck M
Publication year
Publication venue
The Spine Journal

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BACKGROUND CONTEXT Physical inactivity has been described as both a cause and a consequence of low back pain (LBP) largely based on self-reported measures of daily activity. A better understanding of the connections between routine physical activity and LBP …
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