Experimentally Induced Hypermobility in the Lumbar Spine A Pathologic and Radiologic Study of the Posterior Ligament and Annulus Fibrosus

Akkerveeken, P. F. Van; O’Brien, John P.; Park, W M

doi:10.1097/00007632-197905000-00010

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“…Early work that sought to use X-rays for kinematic measurement [ 1 - 3 ] first contented itself with qualitative assessment, but gradually moved toward seeking objective measurement. This was largely driven by the clinical imperative to add objectivity to the understanding of what was termed 'instability' [ 4 , 5 ], and which still remains unclear despite a large volume of practical and theoretical research [ 6 - 16 ].…”

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