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program: what are the indications for maintenance care in patients
with low back pain? A survey of the members of the Danish
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patients or carriers with high VL with discrete band(s) in
SBH, but no circulating ATL cells, especially among the
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bility to give written informed consent. After conclusion
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without pain radiating into the leg, who were new to the
clinic or had not received chiropractic treatment within
the past three months, were invited to participate in the
study in the ... be seen as an integral part
of the therapy. Typically, during the initial stage, manipu-
lation is used to reduce the pain and increase the patients& apos;
ability to mo...
... management. Physical Therapy for the low back. Clinics in Physical
Therapy New York: Churchill LivingstonTwomey LT, Taylor JR 1987, 253-278.
11. Janda V: Muscle and back pain - Assessment and ... this study, were not totally con-
trolled for disorders in other joints in lower extremity.
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for pain control however t he source of pain was not
identified in this study. The main motivations for wheel-
chair-users seeking care and their key expectations of
treatment are outlined in ... (30%) chiro-
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viral infections such as HIV [14,15]. Models revealing the differences in T cell
dynamics of mice and humans [16] are ... key
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deterministic dynamic modeling approaches to study the...
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tools, a better understanding...