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Spinal posture and pelvic position in three hundred forty-five elementary school children: a rasterstereographic pilot study

Furian et al., 2013

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9257842025226329767
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Furian T
Rapp W
Eckert S
Wild M
Betsch M
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Orthopedic Reviews

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Children's posture has been of growing concern due to observations that it seems to be impaired compared to previous generations. So far there is no reference data for spinal posture and pelvic position in healthy children available. Purpose of this pilot study was to …
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