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Validity and reliability of skin markers for measurement of intersegmental mobility at L2–3 and L3–4 during lateral bending in healthy individuals: a fluoroscopy study

Hashemirad et al., 2013

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4750682552774765539
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Hashemirad F
Hatef B
Jaberzadeh S
Agha N
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Journal of bodywork and movement therapies

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It is clinically important to assess kinematic parameters of lumbar spine movement to increase our understanding of lumbar mobility impairments in patients with low back pain. This is the first step for restoration of motor function. The use of non-invasive surface markers …
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