An in vivo study exploring correlations between early‑to‑moderate disc degeneration and flexion mobility in the lumbar spine

Published On: 01-07-2020Categories: Technical Papers

Early disc degeneration (DD) has been thought to be associated with loss of spine stability. However, before this can be understood in relation to back pain, it is necessary to know the relationship between DD and intervertebral motion in people without pain. This study aimed to find out if early-to-moderate DD is associated with intervertebral motion in people without back pain.

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