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Acute Lower Back Pain

This guideline from the New Zealand Guidelines Group adopts an evidence based approach to the assessment and treatment of acute LBP to prevent chronic pain and disability.

Author : New Zealand Guidelines Group
Author Email : Not Provided
Country of Origin : New Zealand
Ref URL : http://www.nzgg.org.nz

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