Title: Evaluation of lumbar intersegmental range of motion using flexion-extension radiographs of asymptomatic versus low back pain adults
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In this descriptive study, active lumbar flexion-extension radiographs of low back pain patients and asymptomatic volunteers were evaluated. The radiographs were evaluated to assess differen...Abstract
In this descriptive study, active lumbar flexion-extension radiographs of low back pain patients and asymptomatic volunteers were evaluated. The radiographs were evaluated to assess differences between the two groups using intersegmental angular and translational measurements. Average differences for angular and translational ranges of motion between groups were found, with a lower range of motion affecting the low back pain group. Subjective definitions of hypo and hypermobility were also offered to evaluate their prevalence within the samples.Read More
Publication Year: 1994
Publication Date: 1994-06-01
Language: en
Type: article
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