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Effect of core stability exercises versus conventional treatment in chronic low back pain

Lamba et al., 2013

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7096370169786605292
Author
Lamba D
Kandpal S
Joshi M
Koranga M
Chauhan N
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Indian Journal of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy

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ABSTRACT Aims and Objectives: To determine whether the use of core stability exercises on Swiss ball for LBPgives better results. Hypothesis: Core stability exercises on Swiss ball will be more effective in long term improvement in chronic low back pain. Study Design …
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