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Functional
Anatomy Of The Lumbar Spine And Sacroiliac Joint
Spinal
Dysfunction And Pain: Recent Advances In Basic Science
Conditions
Of Weight Bearing: Asymmetrical Overload Syndrome (AOS)
Analysis
And Interpretation Of Gait In Relation To Lumbo Pelvic Function
The
Influence Of Occupation On Lumbar Degeneration
Nomenclature
And Classification Of Lumbar Disc Pathology
Diagnosis
Of The Tissue Source Of Pain In Chronic Lumbopelvic Disorders:
Treatment
Of Low Back Pain: Closing the Gap Between Research And Practice
Endoscopy
In Spinal Surgery
Can
An External Frame Fixation Reduce The Movements In The Sacroiliac Joint?
A
Radiostereometric Analysis Of Movements Of The Sacroiliac Joints During The
Standing Hip Flexion Test
Pain
Pattern In Pregnancy And "Catching" Of The Leg In Pregnant Women With
Posterior Pelvic Pain
A
Radiostereometric Analysis Of The Sacroiliac Joints In The Reciprocal Straddle
Position
Treatment
Of Pelvic And Low Back Pain In Pregnant And Post Partum Women
Diagnostic
Tests In Posterior Pelvic Pain Since Pregnancy; A Review
A
Diagnostic Procedure In Anterior Pelvic Pain (Osteitis Pubis)
Evidence
Of Pelvic Floor Muscle Dysfunction In Subjects With Chronic Sacroiliac Joint
Pain Syndrome
The
Relationship Between The Transversus Abdominis Muscles, Sacroiliac Joint
Mechanics And Low Back Pain
Pain
And Muscle Reflexes Of The Sacroiliac Joint
An
Integrated Model Of "Joint" Function And Its Clinical Application
Muscular
Contribution To Force Closure; Sacroiliac Joint Stabilization In Vivo
Normalisation
Of Aberrant Motor Patterns In Subjects With Sacroiliac Joint Pain Following A
Motor Learning Intervention:
The
Effect Of Different Standing And Sitting Postures On Trunk Muscle Activity In A
Pain free Population
Experimentally
Induced Low Back Pain Causes Changes In Motor Control Of The Trunk Muscles
The
Efficacy Of Spine-Specific Exercises Aiming At The Improvement
Achieving
Spine Stability: Blending Engineering And Clinical Approaches
A
Randomized Clinical Trial Of Three Rehabilitation Programs
Changes
In Motor Control Impairment, Pain And Physical Performance Following A
Gait
Style And Its Relevance In The Management Of Chronic Lower Back Pain
Morphology
Of the Transversus Abdomis, Obliques Internus And Obliques Externus Muscles
Compatible Motor Control Impairment In Acute And Chronic
Low Back Pain
Paraspinal Muscles Spasms Due To Static Lumbar Flexion
Muscle Attachments Of The Lumbar Fasciae
External Perturbation To The Trunk Is Associated With
Differential Activity
Increased Trunk Co-Contraction Related To Force Output
Differences In
Biomechanics And Stability Mechanisms Of Psoas Major
Mechanical Assessment Characteristics For Three Sources Of
Chronic Low Back Pain
Many More To Come