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Compensatory spinopelvic motions with and without a handheld task following a perturbation in standing between subjects with and without chronic low back pain.
A handheld task-related compensation strategy could be used to avoid injuries in subjects with chronic low back pain (LBP). Those who suffer with LBP demonstrate reduced spinopelvic motion; however, there is a lack of understanding on dynamic mobility with a handheld task.
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