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Assessment of in vivo lumbar inter-vertebral motion: reliability of a novel dynamic weight-bearing magnetic resonance imaging technique using a side-bending task

Mahato et al., 2019

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8250420021624929977
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Mahato N
Montuelle S
Clark B
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Asian spine journal

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Study Design Between-session reliability of a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) based experimental technique to quantify lumbar inter-vertebral motion in humans. Purpose We have developed a novel, dynamic, MRI-based approach for quantifying in vivo lumbar inter …
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