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Comparison of the therapeutic effects of a sling exercise and a traditional stabilizing exercise for clinical lumbar spinal instability

Kim et al., 2018

Document ID
8941983775534863789
Author
Kim Y
Kim N
Chang W
Lee S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of sport rehabilitation

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Context: Specific muscle-stabilization training can be relevant to patients with clinical spinal instability symptoms. The authors hypothesized that performing sling exercise using an elastic band in patients with clinical spinal instability would lead to pain reduction and …
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