Asymmetry of lumbopelvic movement patterns during active hip abduction is a risk factor for low back pain development during standing.

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Asymmetry of lumbopelvic movement patterns during active hip abduction is a risk factor for low back pain development during standing.

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Further examination of modifying patient-preferred movement and alignment strategies in patients with low back pain during symptomatic tests.

Transient low back pain development during standing predicts future clinical low back pain in previously asymptomatic individuals.

The effect of modifying patient-preferred spinal movement and alignment during symptom testing in patients with low back pain: a preliminary report.

Psychological Factors Are Related to Pain Intensity in Back-Healthy People Who Develop Clinically Relevant Pain During Prolonged Standing: A Preliminary Study

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