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Clinical Outcomes of Prone and Supine Lumbar Traction Matched to Mechanical Bias in Flexion and Extension Subgroups With Lumbosacral Radiculopathy
Aim of the study is to identify specific patient subgroups that respond optimally to prone or supine traction based on mechanical diagnosis.
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