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The active straight leg raise test and lumbar spine stability

Liebenson et al., 2009

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9903555365490537581
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Liebenson C
Karpowicz A
Brown S
Howarth S
McGill S
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OBJECTIVE: To determine the utility of the active straight leg raise (ASLR) test as a screen of lumbar spine stability and abdominal bracing (AB) ability. DESIGN: A biomechanical study of the ASLR test as a clinical evaluation of lumbar spine stability and AB. SETTING: Clinical …
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