Characterisation of the correlation between standing lordosis and degenerative joint disease in the lower lumbar spine in women and men: A radiographic study

Murray, KJ; Le Grande, Michael; Ortega De Mues, A; Azari, MF

Characterisation of the correlation between standing lordosis and degenerative joint disease in the lower lumbar spine in women and men: A radiographic study

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posted on 2024-06-18, 09:53 authored by KJ Murray, Michael Le Grande, A Ortega De Mues, MF Azari

Characterisation of the correlation between standing lordosis and degenerative joint disease in the lower lumbar spine in women and men: A radiographic study

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BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

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18

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330

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1471-2474

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BioMed Central

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ALIGNMENT ASSOCIATION FEATURES HIP INTERVERTEBRAL DISC IN-VIVO Life Sciences & Biomedicine Lordosis LOW-BACK-PAIN Lumbar region MOTION Orthopedics Osteoarthritis OSTEOARTHRITIS POSTURE Rheumatology Science & Technology 3202 Clinical sciences

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