Clinical anatomy of the lumbosacral complex
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|August 1, 1979
Abstract:
The clinical anatomy of the lumbosacral region has been presented to show the complexity of spinal pathology. Individual structures are described, but emphasis is placed on understanding the concept of the entire functional unit and how alteration can lead to pain and disability.
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