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Low-Back Pain

Khaled Albazli  1   2 , Manal Alotaibi  3   4 , Hani Almoallim  5
Hani Almoallim  1 , Mohamed Cheikh  2
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In: Skills in Rheumatology [Internet]. Singapore: Springer; 2021. Chapter 6.
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