Spine Loading Characteristics of Patients With Low Back Pain Compared With Asymptomatic Individuals
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概要
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- 2001-12-01
著者
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Gupta Purnendu
Biodynamics Laboratory Ohio State University
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Ferguson Sue
Biodynamics Laboratory Ohio State University
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MARRAS William
Biodynamics Laboratory, Ohio State University
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DAVIS Kermit
Biodynamics Laboratory, Ohio State University
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Davis Kermit
Biodynamics Laboratory Ohio State University
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Davis Kermit
Biodynamics Laboratory
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Marras William
Biodynamics Laboratory
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Gupta Purnendu
Section Of Orthopeadic Surgery And Rehabilitation Medicine University Of Chicago
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FERGUSON Sue
Department of Integrated Systems Engineering, Biodynamics Laboratory, The Ohio State University
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MARRAS William
Department of Integrated Systems Engineering, Biodynamics Laboratory, The Ohio State University
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LUCAS Benjamin
Biodynamics Laboratory, Ohio State University
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Marras William
Department Of Integrated Systems Engineering Biodynamics Laboratory The Ohio State University
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Lucas Benjamin
Biodynamics Laboratory Ohio State University
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Ferguson Sue
Department Of Integrated Systems Engineering Biodynamics Laboratory The Ohio State University
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