Regional differences in lumbar spinal posture and the influence of low back pain

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, November 2008

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Sway standing position may result in increased load on passive spinal structures in the lower lumbar spine due to inhibition of the supporting spinal muscles, and maybe a possible mechanism for lower lumbar spinal pain in some individuals" https://t.co/aLZ

30 Oct 2020

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@GregLehman Observational study shows no diff between sitting lumbar posture & LBP https://t.co/MemVUF15Xw

10 Sep 2017

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@GregLehman maybe worth a look https://t.co/zzbGlgqphF

21 Mar 2017

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@catorano plenty... https://t.co/bJeSVGan1T & https://t.co/Ynv9HX95kX & https://t.co/kfIvAAH8Vq

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