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The effects of the core muscle release technique on scoliosis

Lee et al., 2013

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16855219082138114154
Author
Lee M
Hwang J
Seo B
Im G
Jeon N
Yang H
Kim T
Kim H
Han D
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Journal of Physical Therapy Science

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[Purpose] The object of this study was to examine the effects of the core muscle release technique (CRT) on correcting scoliosis.[Subjects] Ninety patients diagnosed with scoliosis participated in this study.[Methods] First, participants were divided into three groups …
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