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1School of Health, Physical Education, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa.
Abstract:
The incidence of low back pain and sacroiliac joint dysfunction and their relationship was studied in a sample of physically fit college students. An incidence of 26.5% was found for low back pain, while an incidence of 19.3% was found for sacroiliac joint dysfunction. This study found no significant relationship between sacroiliac joint dysfunction and low back pain.
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