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Absolute and relative reliability of lumbar interspinous process ultrasound imaging measurements

Tozawa et al., 2016

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16682573981037656967
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Tozawa R
Katoh M
Aramaki H
Kawasaki T
Nishikawa Y
Kumamoto T
Fujinawa O
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Journal of Physical Therapy Science

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[Purpose] The intra-and inter-examiner reliabilities of lumbar interspinous process distances measured by ultrasound imaging were examined.[Subjects and Methods] The subjects were 10 males who had no history of orthopedic diseases or dysfunctions. Ten lumbar …
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