Intensive, progressive exercise improves quality of life following lumbar microdiskectomy: a randomized controlled trial.

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David M Selkowitz

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George J Beneck

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John M Popovich

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Kornelia Kulig

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Physical Therapy Clinical Research Network (PTClinResNet)

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Stan Azen

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SF-36 health survey update.

Isometric back extension endurance tests: a review of the literature.

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The risk of "getting worse" after lumbar microdiscectomy.

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