Chronic low back pain is associated with high rates of attendance in primary and secondary care and considerable use of complementary therapies

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• Differing patterns of psychological morbidity predate chronic low back pain and are a consequence of it
  Tekijä: Walker-Bone, K, et al.
  Julkaistu: (2007)
• Osteoporosis is associated with greater deterioration in SF36 scores among men but not women: The Hertfordshire Cohort Study
  Tekijä: Dennison, E, et al.
  Julkaistu: (2007)
• The prevalence of and risk factors for chronic widespread pain among adults using the ACR and 'Manchester' case definitions: An epidemiologic study.
  Tekijä: Walker-Bone, K, et al.
  Julkaistu: (2006)
• Acupuncture as complementary treatment for lower back pain
  Tekijä: Ilona Jastrzębska, et al.
  Julkaistu: (2022-07-01)
• Criteria for assessing pain and nonarticular soft-tissue rheumatic disorders of the neck and upper limb.
  Tekijä: Walker-Bone, K, et al.
  Julkaistu: (2003)