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The McKenzie method: a general practice interpretation: the lumbar spine
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The McKenzie method: a general practice interpretation: the lumbar spine
Aust Fam Physician.
1996 Feb.
Abstract
The McKenzie method is a widely used method of physiotherapy that clinically divides traumatic back pain into three fundamental groups. The author attempts to translate some of the arcane terminology into a medical context. An attempt is made to give some indication of the utility of the approach in general practice.
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